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Think Local Harrow (Legal Edition) Issue #128
Stay Updated: Harrow's Weather Woes, Community Efforts in Rayners Lane, Inheritance Tax Insights, and Spotlight on Local Businesses!
Message from the Editor
Happy Tuesday, Think Local Harrow readers! As we delve deeper into the week, today's issue brings you the latest on Harrow's challenging weather, highlights community initiatives in Rayners Lane, and offers valuable insights into inheritance tax.
We've also compiled a list of today's must-attend events, provided the answer to yesterday's trivia teaser, and selected a thought-provoking quote to inspire your day. Dive in and make the most of every piece!
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16th April
Champions League Live: Quarter Final 2nd Leg Screenings - Boxpark Wembley
LDO - Brand Partner Meeting - London Designer Outlet, Wembley
Give your Yeading Brook a physical health check with MoRPh Citizen Science! - Ruislip
Annual General Meeting & Local Plan Presentation - St Peters Church Bushey Heath
Ace Cafe London Air Cooled VW night April 2024 - Stonebridge Park
Autism and ADHD - Croxley Support Group - The Kitchen Croxley, Watford
Windy Woes: Harrow Faces Transport Disruptions Amid Weather Alert
Harrow is on high alert as strong winds threaten to disrupt daily activities and transport services under a yellow weather warning. Authorities urge caution, particularly in travel and outdoor activities, to navigate safely through the windy conditions.
Community Call to Action Against Night-time Nuisances in Rayners Lane
In response to a surge in anti-social behaviour in Rayners Lane, local law enforcement and government officials are seeking community assistance. They are encouraging residents to report incidents and provide footage, promising to keep informant identities confidential to ensure community safety.
A Family's Guide to Understanding and Managing Inheritance Tax
Inheritance tax (IHT) is charged on an estate when someone dies, with a tax-free threshold of Β£325,000 that can increase to Β£500,000 if a home is left to direct descendants. The tax rate is 40% on amounts over the threshold. It's typically paid by the estate's executor within six months. Families can reduce IHT liabilities through careful planning, such as lifetime gifts or setting up trusts, and seeking professional advice. Exemptions and reliefs may also lower the tax due.
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Trivia Answer
Which notable individual, who later became the Director-General of the BBC, attended primary school in Yeading?
Greg Dyke
David Attenborough
John Birt
Mark Thompson
Answer: 1. Greg Dyke, who later served as the Director-General of the BBC, attended primary school in Yeading
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