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Think Local Harrow (Home Services Edition) Issue #172
π¦οΈ Today's Weather, π° Harrow Boosts Foster Care, π TfL Tube Queue Warning, π Spiritual Visit by Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshji, π‘ Productivity Tips with 20/10 Approach,π Hot Water Troubleshooting Tips
Message from the Editor
Good morning, Think Local Harrow Readers!
Here's what's happening around Harrow:
Foster Care Initiative: Harrow joins a London-wide effort to boost foster care numbers. Learn how you can support or get involved in this important cause.
Spiritual Visit: Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshji's spiritual visit to Harrow is scheduled for June. Donβt miss this inspiring event.
Travel Advisory: TfL warns of potential tube queues ahead of the Champions League Final at Wembley. Plan your travel accordingly to avoid delays.
ποΈ Home Services:
20/10 Approach: Boost your productivity and organization with the 20/10 approach. Discover how this method can transform your daily routine.
Hot Water Troubleshooting: Tips from plumbers on how to troubleshoot common hot water issues. Ensure a smooth and efficient home maintenance experience.
Plus, donβt miss out on our curated list on our events calendar, daily trivia, and an inspirational quote to kickstart your day. Dive in and enjoy!
Have a fantastic day!
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Harrow Joins London-Wide Effort to Boost Foster Care Numbers
Cllr Kizzy Gardiner emphasizes the need for more foster homes in London, highlighting that over 9,700 children require placements but only 2,560 fostering households are available. A consortium of 14 local authorities in London, including Harrow, is working to support potential foster carers. This initiative aims to address the shortage by making it easier for people to become foster carers and provide stable homes for children in need.
Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshji's Spiritual Visit to Harrow Scheduled for June
Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshji, a globally recognized humanitarian, will visit Harrow from June 20-23, 2024. His discourses, held at Byron Hall, Harrow Leisure Centre, will guide attendees on living a joyful and meaningful life. The visit marks 20 years since his first UK tour and will feature bhakti, guided meditation, and an Atmarpit Diksha Ceremony. Admission is free, and interested attendees can register online.
TfL Warns of Tube Queues Ahead of Champions League Final at Wembley
Transport for London (TfL) has issued warnings of potential long queues on the London Underground, especially on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, during the UEFA Champions League final at Wembley on June 1. Key stations expected to be heavily impacted include Baker Street, Bond Street, and Wembley Park. TfL advises fans to arrive at Wembley four hours before the 8 pm kickoff and suggests alternative routes for non-attendees. The Champions Festival from Thursday to Sunday will also make central London busier.
Boost Productivity and Organization with the 20/10 Approach
The 20/10 organizing method involves 20 minutes of tidying followed by a 10-minute break. Developed by Rachel Hoffman, it helps make decluttering more manageable and less overwhelming, promoting sustained productivity.
Troubleshooting Hot Water Issues: Tips from Plumbers
Troubleshoot no hot water issues by adjusting the thermostat, removing sediment, cleaning the burner, checking tank size, or replacing an old heater. Ensure safety and call a professional if unsure.
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Trivia Question
Ealing is known as the "Queen of the Suburbs." What historical studio, famous for its classic British films, is located in Ealing?
Pinewood Studios
Elstree Studios
Shepperton Studios
Ealing Studios
Check out tomorrowβs issue for the correct answerβ
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