CRIME affects all of us, whether we read about it in newspapers like the Harrow Times, experience it, or even sometimes feel afraid of walking at night. Safe, strong, vibrant communities, where we can all feel safe must be top priority for making Harrow
AS time passes, we should never forget the men and women who have inspired us or who have, through their actions, changed the course of our history. But neither should we forget that every time this country has been threatened or has chosen to defend
Saturday: With the cold weather now upon us, I've been doing my bit for nature by putting food out for the birds. I have visions of grateful blackbirds, robins and other sweet feathery friends. The reality is two scruffy pigeons and a couple of magpies
A TOP cop has backed embattled Met Police commissioner Sir Ian Blair who continues to resist pressure to resign. Sir Ian has faced calls to step down after the Metropolitan Police was found guilty two weeks ago of breaching health and safety legislation
THE trial of two brothers accused of stabbing a shopkeeper to death has collapsed due to lack of evidence. Sivaperakash Supramaniam, 33, was knocked to the floor with a metal bar, kicked, punched and stabbed six times in the chest by a gang of youths
A TELEVISION company is seeking a struggling shop in London to transform into a thriving fashion boutique. The makers of BBC show Mary: Queen of Shops are looking for an independent fashion retailer that needs a helping hand from Mary Portas, the woman
A JAZZ trumpeter from Harrow is one of the acts due to perform at this year's London Jazz Festival. Abram Wilson is playing in a showpiece concert at London's South Bank Centre together with the London Community Gospel Choir. Wilson, who works and plays
A MEETING is being held for police and the public to discuss crime in Harrow. Residents are invited to attend the event, which takes place this evening at 7.30pm in the Council Chamber at Harrow Civic Centre, in Station Road. There will be a question
