A Post Office is temporarily closed as it goes through major refurbishment.

The National Lottery is increasing the age limit of players in the UK from next week.

Liberal Democrat mayoral candidate Luisa Porritt today unveiled her election manifesto with a pledge to “take London forward” if elected on May 6.

The Whitefriars Sixth Form Art Competition is back and now open for entries.

Motorists using roads in Harrow may face disruption while restrictions are imposed to allow utility works to be carried out.

A Harrow chip shop has been named as one of the best in the country.

Sadiq Khan remains the favourite to win the London Mayor election, according to the latest opinion polling.

Londoners will head to the polls on May 6 to elect the 25 members of the London Assembly as well as the next Mayor of London.

Five men have been jailed for a vicious assault on an off-duty police officer and stealing his watch.

Stanmore College will under go a major refurbishment under a new government funded programme.

The item has been removed from the Sainsbury’s website and point of sale notices will be displayed in all stores across the UK.

Tesco has revealed that its profits tumbled by around a fifth over the past year after coronavirus costs of almost £900 million offset surging sales.

London mayoral candidate Brian Rose today launched his election manifesto with a live broadcast from Enfield.

A mosque’s bid for legal recognition has been met with dozens of objections despite it being in operation for several decades.

Harrow residents were given a scare after a post of an ‘escaped anaconda’ trended on social media.

The law change could be coming into place to maximise safety of journeys of disabled and visually impaired pedestrians.

A father has reignited his campaign to tackle the issue of stickers offering “massages” being plastered around Harrow.

Trafalgar Square could be the site of a UEFA Euro 2020 fan park this summer under plans submitted by City Hall.

All adults in the UK aged over 50 have now been offered a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, paving the way for the next phase of the rollout, the Government has said.

Almost £2 million owed to Brent Council was written off after hundreds of debt cases were deemed too problematic to pursue.

The major redevelopment of the former Kodak factory and plans for a 34-room house in multiple occupation (HMO) will be discussed by Harrow councillors on Wednesday (April 14).

The number of passengers using Tube and bus services in London rose this morning as lockdown restrictions eased, initial data has revealed.

On May 6, Londoners will have a record number of candidates to choose from as they head to the polls to decide the next Mayor of London.

Today (Monday, 12th April) Big Issue vendors in London have returned to their pitches to sell the magazine for the first time since the third national lockdown.

If you are planning on braving the colder weather to visit your local beer garden from today, there will be a number of rules in place.

Pints will be poured for pub gardens, restaurants will serve diners outside and long-overdue haircuts will be sought in a major easing of England’s coronavirus lockdown today.

Council officers hope to see virtual meetings continue as Covid-19 restrictions ease, despite the Government’s request that physical sittings return next month.

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Transport for London has issued the following update on its services with non-essential shops and outdoor attractions opening from Monday.

Research has found that an increasing number of dogs in the UK are under-exercised which is affecting their mental health and wellbeing.

Health bosses have assured people waiting for their second Covid-19 vaccine they will receive it within the allotted 12-week timeframe.

Shaun Bailey has revealed plans create a taxpayer-funded housing company and ban high-rise tower blocks in outer London.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has today joined with his fellow election candidates and members of the London Assembly to pay tribute to the late Prince Philip.

Following a number of health scares in recent years it is thought Prince Philip has had a lot of say in his funeral.

Five men have been arrested in early morning raids after a 16-year-old boy was stabbed to death in Wembley.

Wembley Stadium will be able to hold an extra nine non-sporting events at full capacity each year after securing permission from Brent Council.

Mayoral hopeful Sian Berry today launched her election manifesto as she outlined plans to make London “the greenest city in the world”.

Plans to add more flats to a proposed development at the site of a disused MOT garage were rejected by councillors.

Two people were arrested following a blaze that broke out at a golf club house.

People living in several roads in Harrow and motorists are facing three weeks of disruption from Monday while roadworks are carried out.

Attic Self Storage, today announces the launch of its eCommerce Accelerator Programme, to celebrate the official opening this week of its brand new facility in Harrow.

A man who underwent a life-saving and complex 14-hour heart operation has raised over £40,000 for a hospital.

A record number of political parties are standing to win the London-wide seats in the upcoming London Assembly elections.

Environmental campaigners have called on Brent Council to immediately stop investing in fossil fuels on the basis it represents “bad policy, bad economics, and bad politics”.

Sadiq Khan yesterday (April 6) launched his election manifesto with a pledge to support the creation of 170,000 new green jobs in London.

Wembley Stadium could host nine additional non-sporting events at full capacity each year if proposals are approved by the council.

Sadiq Khan today revealed plans to support more than 170,000 environmentally friendly “green jobs” if re-elected in May as he unveiled his campaign manifesto.

Brent Council will pay up to £7.2 million in water bill refunds to tenants after charging them the full amount despite receiving a discount from suppliers.

The leader of the Labour Party has apologised for the “hurt” caused by his visit to a church in Brent which has been widely criticised for its attitudes towards homosexuality.

Brent Council missed around 40 per cent of its performance targets in the back end of last year as the Covid-19 pandemic continued to impact on services.