A 20-year-old man from Watford has been jailed for a minimum of 24 years for fatally shooting a man near an Underground station.

A planned 20mph speed limit in a road in Harrow is now set to be extended.

Brent Council is set to invest £10 million into its IT system over the next five years.

Harrow Council will clarify new rules in the town centre aimed at curbing anti-social behaviour after concerns they could unfairly impact charity workers and religious groups.

A Post Office branch is set to reopen under new management next month.

Police officers investigating the disappearance of a 20-year-old woman have found human remains in a park.

A Chinese takeaway was given permission to offer an alcohol delivery service, despite some concerns this could lead to increased antisocial behaviour in the area.

Plans to redevelop a church hall damaged during an arson attack will be discussed by Brent councillors next week.

A teenager accused of killing two sisters in a savage knife attack told police he was “confused” and “scared” after his arrest, a court has heard.

Plans for a new office block on the site of a restaurant car park were approved despite doubts over its potentially “brutal” design.

A property developer has agreed to showcase a tiled mural of England footballers near Wembley Stadium following a campaign led by a local historian.

Trading standards in Harrow and Brent issued fines totalling thousands of pounds for Covid-19 rule breaches last year.

A temporary closure and turning restrictions are among the measures due to come into effect in roads in and around Harrow from Monday due to roadworks.

THE Harrow Times has joined forces with NatWest in a collaboration to find our best apprentices and the top 100 companies to bang the drum for business in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

A teenager killed two sisters at Fryent Country Park in a brutal knife attack after seeking a deal with the devil to “sacrifice” women in order to win the lottery, a court has heard.

People in Harrow will be encouraged to reconnect with nature as part of the council’s recovery plan from the Covid-19 pandemic.

A teenager killed two sisters in a brutal knife attack after seeking a deal with the devil to “sacrifice” women in order to win the lottery, a court has heard.

By mid-morning, a huge queue had formed at the health centre, with the line snaking around a car park and stretching down the street.

The former chief of Ofsted has returned to school leadership after nearly a decade.

Around 2,000 vulnerable people in Harrow are yet to receive their first Covid-19 vaccination.

A young fox had to be rescued after it got caught in football netting for around three hours.

Harrow Conservatives urged the council to reassess plans for the future delivery of services – including the building of a new civic centre.

Brent Council is facing a council tax collection deficit of more than £15 million, though officers are confident this can be managed over the next few years.

Almost one in five households in Brent suffer from fuel poverty, according to a recent government report.

A barrister warned that council plans to hire someone to review the lyrics of drill music to combat gang violence might only deepen tensions within the community.

Half a million pounds will be spent on improving food recycling rates in Harrow as part of plans to address a climate emergency by 2030.

Temporary traffic restrictions including a road closure are set to be introduced in roads in the Harrow area from Monday to enable utility works to be carried out.

A nurse who was struck by Covid-19 near the start of the pandemic and was hospitalised for nine weeks says he is taking things “step by step” as he continues to recover.

‘Hybrid’ council meetings will continue in Harrow for at least the next two months despite some calls to return to full physical sittings.

Harrow Council had to spend an extra £30,000 after it sent misprinted bin collection schedules to thousands of homes.

A scheme requiring all privately rented homes in parts of Harrow to be licensed will be renewed.

People playing music, distributing leaflets, or feeding animals in Harrow town centre could be fined under new measures to curb anti-social behaviour.

A teenager has died after he was found stabbed in a park.

A motorcyclist has died and another is fighting for their life following a crash in Wembley.

An octogenarian will reach new heights when he completes an exhilarating Wing Walk on the wings of a biplane.

Jewish people are afraid to display their faith overtly following a rise of antisemitic incidents, a Harrow councillor has said.

The Covid-19 vaccination programme in Harrow will be “accelerated” following the spread of the Indian variant.

Parking permits in Harrow are among the cheapest in London, despite recent price increases.

A new indoor mini golf venue is coming to St George’s Shopping Centre.

Two Metropolitan Police officers apologised when they appeared in court after taking photographs of two murdered sisters and sharing the photos on WhatsApp.

Three roads in the Harrow area are due to be temporarily closed from this weekend for roadworks.

Harrow Council plans to develop its main depot to accommodate staff and services as part of its new working methods post-Covid.

Harrow Council could appoint a series of assistants to help support senior councillors with their specific briefs in the borough.

Two new London Assembly members have stepped in to assist efforts to resume Parkrun events next month.

Sadiq Khan has called on the Government to provide “clarity” over its guidance to people living in areas affected by the “Indian variant” of Covid-19.

Plans to build a warehouse extension near an industrial estate will be reassessed after concerns it could “heap traffic mayhem” onto those living nearby.

Plans for a development to support the High Speed 2 (HS2) railway scheme were unanimously approved by councillors last night (Monday, May 24).

Several high streets in north-west London will benefit from funding under schemes aimed at revitalising town centres.

An online food and drink delivery service operating out of a warehouse in a “quiet residential road” was given permission to sell alcohol despite neighbours’ objections.

A man from Harrow is among three men who were found with Islamic terrorism-related material.