Initial plans for hundreds of new homes alongside student facilities and retail space near a hospital will be discussed by councillors on Monday (March 29).

A leading thinktank has this week produced a manifesto of recommendations for the next Mayor of London, including calls to replace the Congestion Charge and ULEZ.

Half of London’s businesses plan to continue remote working in some capacity once the Covid-19 pandemic is over, according to a new survey.

A power cut has struck many parts of the Harrow area in the afternoon

Councillors are concerned scammers could take advantage of cuts to trading standards resources in north-west London.

Visitors enjoying London’s much-loved open spaces are urged to keep their distance this weekend to prevent a spike in Covid-19 cases.

Newsquest is committed to bringing an open and honest view of the climate crisis.

A televised debate on the London mayoral election has been criticised for failing to include all the candidates in the race.

Concerns remain around the details of the takeover of two Brent GP surgeries by an American company.

A task group will be set up to assess the state of GP services in Brent in response to the changing face of healthcare in the borough.

Sian Berry has today (March 25) officially launched her campaign to become Mayor of London with a promise to “stand alongside millions of renters”.

Santander has confirmed that 111 of its bank branches will permanently close in the UK, following an uptake of online banking.

Experts have questioned a series of reports warning of an exodus from London.

The 'alcolock' would be connected to the vehicle ignition system to prevent it from starting if the driver is over the limit.

A man who tried to headbutt a police officer and kick other officers has been jailed.

Four wings, one piece of chicken and chips. Everyone’s favourite greasy remedy to a heavy night out – not that we have had many of those recently.

Temporary traffic management restrictions are set to be imposed for at least a month in a section of Harrow-on-the-Hill High Street.

Two large Covid-19 vaccination sites in Harrow will close next month as part of a change in approach to the delivery of the programme.

One of Harrow’s oldest businesses will close its doors after operating for 93 years.

Ruislip Lido will be under various restrictions to clamp down on overcrowding and prevent social distancing chaos seen during the first lockdown.

Adult social care services in Harrow can expect “more challenges” ahead as part of the wider recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, council officers said.

Londoners have been hit hardest by the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, with unemployment predicted to rise.

Bus strikes that were planned to disrupt several routes this week have been called off.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today marked the anniversary of the first national lockdown by planting the final two trees in the London Blossom Garden.

Pop-up testing will continue in Harrow as part of measures to contain the South African variant of Covid-19 found in the borough.

A consultation on road closures that seek to encourage cycling and walking in Harrow has been extended due to “technical problems”.

The HSBC branch in Kingsbury is closing down for good, with customers advised to relocate to a new local branch.

The Mayor of London has been urged to set up a taskforce to tackle the cladding crisis in London as thousands remain trapped in unsafe homes.

Sadiq Khan could be on course for a historic victory in the London Mayoral election with just 45 days to go until polls open.

School holiday activities and food packages for disadvantaged children in Harrow will be delivered by a voluntary organisation and not Harrow Council this year.

Repeated calls for the introduction of specialist planning measures to block high-rise buildings in parts of Harrow have been rebuffed.

Up to 114,000 jobs could be at risk in central London by 2023 despite a “best-case scenario” economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a new study.

A man who headbutted and punched a teenage girl in Bushey has been sentenced to nearly two years.

Boris Johnson said people should be "under no illusions" a third coronavirus wave is heading to the UK.

More regular testing is regarded as a key to avoiding further national lockdowns.

Cannabis plants worth around £15,000 were found at a property in Edgware.

The NHS is so underfunded that Mount Vernon Cancer Centre has been on the verge of its roof collapsing, a hospital trust chief has said.

Senior councillors in Harrow approved plans to sell off a number of council-owned properties in the borough to help boost its finances.

Netflix have released a new way to search for movies quickly.

Aldi and Lidl have revealed the latest items hitting the shelves in the middle aisles of their stores from Sunday, March 21 2021.

Here are the reasons why you are unable to choose which coronavirus vaccine you are given.

A charity aiming to build the first airworthy De Havilland Mosquito in the UK for more than 70 years wants to hear from people that have connections to the marque or might have stories to recall from family members of their involvement in building...

The majority of Londoners are not able to access fire risk assessments for their homes, a new study has found.

New heating systems will be installed at three sheltered housing sites in Harrow as part of a council plan to help tackle climate change and reduce fuel poverty.

An earlier national lockdown at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic could have prevented the deaths of London bus drivers, a new report has found.

A family home in Harrow will be converted into a shared house for up to nine people – despite objections from Conservative councillors.

The Government’s emergency funding deal for TfL will be extended until mid-May, the Transport Secretary has revealed.

The Money Saving Expert warns every household in England and Wales that they face a £1000

Fewer trains will be stopping at both Bushey station and Harrow & Wealdstone as major upgrades take place.

A housing development that will provide 149 “affordable” one-bed flats in Harrow town centre was approved by councillors, despite concerns it will have a negative impact on those living nearby.