Harrow, Wembley, and Middlesex news from the Harrow Times

Government backs Don't Carry Don't Kill with tough new knife crime sentences

11:02pm Wednesday 26th October 2011

THE Government has thrown its weight behind proposals championed by the Harrow Times for tougher sentences for teenagers who carry knives.

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Government 'still considering' Don't Carry, Don't Kill amendment, says Ken Clarke

3:12pm Wednesday 26th October 2011

THE JUSTICE Secretary has said he is taking an amendment to knife legislation backed by the Enfield Independent under “careful consideration”.

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Tamil family speaks of stabbing grief

11:50am Tuesday 25th October 2011

A HEARTBROKEN Tamil family have spoken of their grief after watching a friend die from a stab wound at their child’s first birthday party.

• Harrow Tamil stabbed to death at South London birthday party

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Harrow Tamil stabbed to death at South London birthday party

11:05am Tuesday 25th October 2011

A YOUNG Tamil father from Harrow was stabbed to death at a child's birthday party in South London.

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Don't Carry, Don't Kill MP elected to justice body

3:20pm Monday 24th October 2011

AN Enfield MP has been elected to a parliamentary body that investigates justice legislation after running an anti-knife crime campaign with the Enfield Independent.

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Don't Carry, Don't Kill petition to be handed to Parliament

11:15am Thursday 20th October 2011

A PETITION backing the Enfield Independent's Don't Carry, Don't Kill campaign will be presented to Parliament tomorrow – days before legislation is debated.

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More than 500 back Don't Carry Don't Kill petition

4:12pm Monday 26th September 2011

MORE than 500 people have backed Enfield Independent calls for a change in the law to tackle knife crime.

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Don't Carry, Don't Kill campaign launches petition

11:30am Wednesday 3rd August 2011

A HARROW politician has teamed up with the Harrow Times to start a petition to Parliament to tackle knife crime.

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