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Happy Monday, Think Local Harrow readers! Let's kick off the week with coverage on the protests against parking fees in North Harrow, a deep dive into congestion exemptions, and a look at budget-friendly housing options.

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Petition Grows as North Harrow Residents Rally Against Parking Fees

Plans to introduce weekend parking fees at Cambridge Road Car Park in North Harrow have met with community opposition, fearing negative impacts on local businesses and community groups. A petition against the proposal has gained significant support, prompting a review of the decision by Harrow Council amidst concerns about transparency and fairness in the consultation process.

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Understanding London’s Congestion Charge Exemptions for Disabled and Emergency Vehicles

In London, vehicles like those used by the NHS, emergency services, disabled individuals, and specific authorized organizations are exempt from the congestion charge. Additionally, Blue Badge holders can register for a 100% discount. This system is designed to reduce congestion and pollution in central London, making the city more accessible and environmentally friendly.

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Affordable Homes: UK’s Budget-Friendly Postcodes Revealed

In a landscape where securing a mortgage is often constrained to 4.5 times one's annual salary, certain regions within the UK still offer housing options below £100,000. Middlesbrough and Bradford feature prominently among these areas, providing viable paths to homeownership amidst a challenging economic backdrop.

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Trivia Question

Which notable individual, who later became the Director-General of the BBC, attended primary school in Yeading?

1. Greg Dyke

2. David Attenborough

3. John Birt

4. Mark Thompson

Check out tomorrow’s issue for the correct answer

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