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Think Local Harrow (Home Services Edition) Issue #102
Edgware's Cultural Bloom, Policing and Mental Health, Plus Home Care Tips: Your Harrow Update
Message from the Editor
Welcome to the Home Services special of Think Local Harrow. In today's issue, we're spotlighting Edgware's latest mural, a vibrant addition to its Cultural Programme.
We'll also discuss a concerning incident involving the mistreatment of a Harrow resident by police, share tips on avoiding expensive home repairs, and guide you through budget-friendly home transformations.
And, of course, don't miss our daily trivia and an inspiring thought to kickstart your day. Jump in and savor the read!
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21st March
Sound Bath - Crystal Fusion Meditation - Middlesex School of Complementary Medicine
Screening For Sleep Apnoea in General Dental Practice - Stanmore
Judas Priest - Invincible Shield Tour - UK 2024 - OVO Arena Wembley
Beat Headaches and Migraine, Effectively, Safely & Naturally Free Workshop - Edgware
RDRA Wine & Cheese Evening with Jazz - Rickmansworth Golf Course
Edgware Unveils 'Stop and Smell the Flowers' Mural in Cultural Revival
Barnet Council has unveiled a new mural, "Stop and Smell the Flowers," next to Edgware station, as a highlight of its Cultural Programme to enrich Station Road's community and environment. The mural, created by Holly Graham and co-designed with local youth, celebrates Edgware's history and aims to foster community spirit and awareness about air quality. This project, commemorating Station Road's centennial, exemplifies the impact of art in community engagement and cultural vibrancy.
Harrow Resident's Experience Highlights Policing Gaps in Mental Health Care
Amber Rodgers, after experiencing what she describes as police mistreatment during a psychotic episode, has urged the Metropolitan Police to improve its handling of mental health incidents. Rodgers, who has acute schizophrenia, detailed two occasions where police intervention led to injury and a false assault charge, later dismissed by a judge.
Her story sheds light on the broader issue of police response to mental health crises and the need for more trained, compassionate approaches. The Met's 'Right Care, Right Person' scheme represents a step toward addressing these concerns, though Rodgers's experience calls for further action and awareness.
Prevent Costly Home Repairs with Essential Gutter Maintenance
Keeping your gutters clean is essential for preventing water damage to your home and garden. Regular maintenance not only extends the life of your gutters but also protects the structural integrity of your home, saves your garden from water damage, and improves your property's curb appeal. Whether you choose to clean your gutters yourself or hire a professional, the investment is minimal compared to the potential cost of neglect.
Budget-Friendly Home Makeovers: Transform Your Space for Less
With thoughtful planning and creative solutions, updating your home on a budget is not only possible but can also be a fulfilling endeavor. Researching before purchasing, opting for DIY only when confident, and choosing quality tradespeople for more complex tasks can ensure both cost-effectiveness and lasting satisfaction. Remember, a successful home improvement project is about making informed decisions and working within your means to create a space that reflects your style and needs.
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Trivia Question
Which notable figure associated with Rayners Lane, Harrow, is a BAFTA award-winning actor known for his international acclaim?
Jai Paul
Dev Patel
Harry Grattidge
T.F. Nash
Check out tomorrow’s issue for the answer
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