A WELCOME three points in Kent for Wealdstone in their battle to move from the basement of the Ryman League table. More good news was the return of Robin Tucker to play his first game of the season after a lengthy time out through injury. The match
PINNER and Grammarians notched up another safe victory on Saturday against a poor Southgate-Mill Hill side. Such was the confidence in their form that Pinner opted to receive the ball from kick-off and attacked the visitors immediately. Despite failing
ASSAULT, robbery and vehicle crime are rife in Harrow, according to recent statistics published by the Metropolitan Police. Massive rises, way above the London average, were recorded for the period between April and September. Robbery in Harrow increased
A CHARITY helping those with learning difficulties flew the flag for Harrow at the National Lottery's prestigious awards ceremony on November 6. Community Link Up, based in Dawlish Drive, Pinner enjoyed the red-carpet treatment at the Helping Hand Awards
ACCUSED of wasting their parents' hard-earned cash on designer clothes and the latest mobile phones, teenagers are often told they don't understand the value of money. However, students from four local schools are out to prove the doubters wrong, and
THE Mayor of Harrow, Councillor Lurline Champagnie led the tributes to Harrow's war dead at an Armistice Day service at Harrow Civic Centre in Station Road last Thursday. Councillor Champagnie read John McCrae's celebrated poem In Flanders' Fields before
