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Think Local Harrow (Health & Wellness Edition) Issue #094
Heroic Pub Worker, Brent's £13M Road Project, and Wellness Tips: Stay Informed with Our Newsletter
Message from the Editor
Good morning, Think Local Harrow family! This Wednesday, we celebrate National Good Samaritan Day—a sentiment rooted in US tradition, yet its message of fostering acts of kindness and aiding those in need is universal.
In today’s spirit of goodwill, we spotlight a heroic pub worker receiving a bravery award for stopping a lethal assault, delve into the upcoming investments in Northwick Park’s spine road, share 12 easy daily habits for a healthier 2024, and unpack everything you need to know about private medical insurance.
Don't miss the rest of today's events, our daily trivia, and our motivational thought of the day. Enjoy!
In this issue of Think Local Harrow
☁ Today’s Weather
📅 Events of the Week
📰 Local News
Wembley Pub Worker Honored with National Bravery Award After Thwarting Deadly Attack
Pathway to Progress: Brent's £13M Investment Unveils New Northwick Park Spine Road
⚖️ Harrow Health & Wellness
Embrace Wellness: 12 Simple Daily Habits for a Healthier 2024
The Ins and Outs of Private Medical Insurance: What You Need to Know
📣 Local Business Spotlight - Looking to get more exposure for your business?
🤯 Trivia of The Day
🤸♂️ Inspirational Quote
❓ How Did We Do Today
📰 Got News?
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13th March
Wembley Pub Worker Honored with National Bravery Award After Thwarting Deadly Attack
Jean-Luc Julienne, a bar team leader at Wetherspoon's JJ Moons in Wembley, received the National Pubwatch award for bravery after saving a customer who suffered a severe knife wound. Acting swiftly, Julienne secured the venue and provided crucial first aid, demonstrating exemplary courage and dedication to duty.
His actions not only saved a life but also highlighted the importance of preparedness and compassion in emergency situations. National Pubwatch and Wetherspoon commend Julienne's heroism, emphasizing the vital role of hospitality staff in ensuring public safety.
Pathway to Progress: Brent's £13M Investment Unveils New Northwick Park Spine Road
Brent Council has approved an extra £4.1 million in funding for three key community projects: refurbishing a library, creating a nursery, and completing a vital road link. These projects, financed by the Strategic Community Infrastructure Levy, are essential for supporting the borough's population growth, expected to see 46,000 new homes by 2041. The initiatives reflect the council's commitment to sustainable development and community well-being, with a focus on long-term benefits for both current and future residents.
Embrace Wellness: 12 Simple Daily Habits for a Healthier 2024
Embarking on a journey toward better health and wellness in 2024 can be as straightforward as integrating simple, daily habits into your routine. Emphasizing achievable changes, here are twelve daily habits backed by science that promise to significantly enhance both your physical and mental well-being over time:
The Ins and Outs of Private Medical Insurance: What You Need to Know
Private health insurance acts as a supplemental option to the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK, offering individuals a way to access medical treatments more quickly, choose their healthcare providers, and obtain treatments not always available through the NHS.
While the NHS provides comprehensive healthcare services at no direct cost to the patient, private health insurance can help bridge gaps, particularly with regard to waiting times and specialist treatments. Here’s a breakdown of how private health insurance works and its various aspects:
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Trivia Answer
What significant historical feature is located at Marlborough College, dating back to 2400 BC?
An ancient Roman amphitheater
The remains of a Norman castle
A mound from the Neolithic era
Medieval catacombs
Answer: 3, A mound from the Neolithic era. Radiocarbon dating of core samples in the early 2010s indicated that the origins of the Mound at Marlborough College date from 2400 BC, close to the dates established for Silbury Hill
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