- Think Local Harrow
- Posts
- Think Local Harrow (Home Services Edition) Issue #151
Think Local Harrow (Home Services Edition) Issue #151
Harrow News: £1M for Alexandra School's SEN Expansion, Expect 26°C This Weekend, Reduce Dust Mites at Home | Boost Your Business!
Message from the Editor
Happy Thursday, Think Local Harrow readers! As we near the end of the work week, today's home services issue brings you news on special funding for Alexandra School, the latest forecast predicting warm weather across Britain, and effective solutions for combating dust mites at home.
Additionally, we've compiled our daily list of events, provided the answer to yesterday's brain teaser, and selected an inspiring thought for the day. Dive in and make the most of today's content!
*NOTE: Sometimes Gmail will clip the end of the newsletter. You can read the whole newsletter online here…
'👇👇👇👇👇👇
9th May
Alexandra School in Harrow to Receive £1 Million for SEN Expansion
Alexandra School in Harrow is expected to receive close to £1 million for an expansion that will create 30 additional SEN places, aiming to meet local demand and reduce costs associated with external placements.
Britain Braces for a Warm Weekend with Temperatures Soaring to 26°C
Britain is set to experience its hottest day of 2024 with temperatures reaching up to 26°C due to settled and sunny weather conditions dominating the upcoming weekend.
Clearing the Air: Proven Methods to Minimize Dust Mite Presence in Your Home
Dust mites are microscopic pests that can cause severe allergies and asthma symptoms. They feed on dead skin and thrive in humid, dark environments like bedding and carpets. Symptoms of dust mite allergies include sneezing, coughing, and skin irritation.
To manage these pests, it's recommended to keep homes clean and dry by washing fabrics in hot water, using allergen-proof covers, and maintaining low humidity. Regular cleaning and vacuuming are crucial, but air purifiers are not effective against dust mites.
Professional help may be required if these measures do not alleviate symptoms.
Is Your Business A Hidden Gem?
Increase Your Local Visibility!
Would you like us to spotlight your local business in front of thousands of Harrow area residents in an upcoming issue of Think Local Harrow?
Trivia Answer
What was the unique feature of the housing estate developed in Ruislip Manor by George Ball from 1933 to 1939?
All houses had solar panels
Houses were exclusively for military families
All homes were built to one of two basic types
Each house came with a lifetime warranty
Correct Answer: 3) All homes were built to one of two basic types
Explanation:
The housing estate developed in Ruislip Manor by George Ball between 1933 and 1939, known as Manor Homes, had a unique feature where all the houses were built to one of two basic types. This uniform design was part of a broader plan to provide affordable housing options to working-class families, many of whom were moving from more industrialized parts of London
Hey There, Loyal Readers!
Your opinion matters, big time! We want to know what you thought of the latest issue of Think Local Harrow. Your feedback helps us shine brighter with each edition.
Hey There, Harrow Heroes!
You know what makes our Think Local Harrow newsletter truly shine? It's you— the heartbeat of our community. And guess what? We want to hear your stories!
Got a local news scoop that's burning a hole in your pocket? Or perhaps there's a fantastic community event on the horizon? We're all ears and ready to spread the word.
Don't keep the good stuff to yourself. Share your local gems with us, and let's make Think Local Harrow an even brighter beacon of our town's spirit.
Send your stories and event details our way, and let's put Harrow on the map! Together, we're unstoppable. 🌟
Reply