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A HARROW MP has hit back at claims he did not do enough to save a Harrow post office. Plans to rescue the Harrow-on-the-Hill branch, through financial support from Harrow Council and Harrow School, collapsed last week after the company demanded

THIEVES stole an 89-year-old woman's money after they tricked their way into her flat last week. Two men, both in their early 20s with short hair and grey suits, conned their way in by pretending they were fitting a washing machine in the flat

POLICE seized five vehicles in a crackdown on uninsured drivers last week. Officers from Pinner Safer Neighbourhood Team manned Rickmansworth Road, near the junction with Crossway, on Wednesday, using computers designed to read number plates. Motorists

A HARROW river has been taken off flood alert as water levels drop following last night's stormy weather. The River Pinn was put on flood watch last night ahead of heavy rain across London, but the Environment Agency has received no reports

RESIDENTS fighting plans for a 19-storey skyscraper are calling for support ahead of a key meeting. Developer Dandara wants to build 410 flats in three blocks at the old Post Office site, in College Road, Harrow Town Centre. However,

GORDON Brown's strength of character and policy decisions make him the best man to be Prime Minister, according to one of his most powerful allies. Business secretary Lord Mandelson told the Harrow Times he believed Labour's economy policies

AN opportunist thief stole a handful of shirts from a Harrow-on-the-Hill resident's laundry basket. The 54-year-old resident, who lives in Grove Hill, had left his laundry basket near to the slightly ajar kitchen window between 1am and 10.30am

THE manager of a Harrow-on-the-Hill Post Office has voiced his disappointment at the collapse of plans to save it. Thousands of people signed petitions to rescue the branch, in High Street, when it was shut down last year and Harrow Council

MORE THAN 1,000 women in Harrow are joining together for a sponsored walk for St Luke's Hospice on Friday. St Luke's Hospice’s Midnight Walk will begin at 10.30pm on Friday at Harrow Leisure Centre, in Christchurch Avenue. The nine-mile walk,

A HARROW man who conned thousands of pounds out of vulnerable pensioners has been jailed for more than five years. James Hanrahan, 35, used different disguises to trick his way into homes across Hertfordshire and the north-east between June

Harrow climbed off the bottom of Middlesex Division Two after securing their first victory of the season. The side produced an excellent display to win away at Enfield by 138 runs. Luke Quinliven scored 73 for the visitors as they reached