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Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Champions League Final: Police are prepared for the upcoming Champions League Final and expected protests. Stay informed about safety measures.

• Bravery Honoured: A London paramedic has been honoured for bravery at Sudbury Hill Station. Read about his heroic actions.

• Biscuit Dunking Champion: Congratulations to Simon Girma for winning the National Biscuit Dunking Championship!

🥳 Harrow Weekend:

• Apollo Revisited Event: Dance the night away at the Apollo Revisited event. Enjoy an evening of great music and fun!

• Charity Event: Celebrate legends and support a great cause at the Harrow Charity Event for Cancer Research.

Plus, don’t miss out on our curated list of events, daily trivia, and an inspirational quote to kickstart your day. Dive in and enjoy!

Have a fantastic day!

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Police Prepared for Champions League Final and Protests

The Metropolitan Police will deploy over 2,000 officers across London for the upcoming weekend's events, including the Champions League Final and several protests. Officers from outside London will assist. Significant police presence will be around Wembley, fan zones, and protest areas. Specific conditions have been imposed on protests to prevent disruption. The police aim to ensure public safety and minimize disorder.

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London Paramedic Honoured for Bravery at Sudbury Hill Station

Paramedic Dean Hawkins from the London Ambulance Service received a police commendation for his bravery. He jumped onto Tube tracks at Sudbury Hill to help restrain a violent passenger armed with a weapon. His quick action, alongside an off-duty officer and a Tube worker, helped ensure safety until more officers arrived. Dean was honoured with a Chief Constable’s Commendation by the British Transport Police.

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Simon Girma Wins National Biscuit Dunking Championship

Simon Girma, a 35-year-old creative designer from North London, was crowned Britain's best biscuit dunker at the National Dunking Championship. Hosted by McVitie's, the competition tested contestants' skills with various biscuits, including Digestive, Rich Tea, Chocolate Hobnob, and Gingernut. Simon won after a sudden death tie-breaker with a Chocolate Hobnob, praised for his steady hand and extensive dunking practice.

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Dance the Night Away at the Apollo Revisited Event

Apollo Revisited: May I Have This Dance Again will take place on June 1, 2024, at The Lounge in Wembley. Enjoy a night of music with DJs JB Crew, Charlie B & Mr Boogie, Daddy Super Jam Ernie, and Cabbage Man. Doors open at 9:00 pm, with no admission after 1:00 am. Entry is £10. Dress to impress and contact Danroj, Ernie, Cabbage, or JB Crew for more information.

Contact Information:

• Danroj: 07910 224 847

• Ernie: 07770 266 067

• Cabbage: 07599 870 563

• JB Crew: 07956 221 460

Tables and bookings are welcome for birthdays, hen parties, stag parties, and groups.

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Celebrate Legends at Harrow Charity Event for Cancer Research

"Tribute to the Legends" is a charity live event in support of Cancer Research UK, featuring Harbir Kaur and top UK musicians. It will be held on Saturday, June 1, 2024, at The Auditorium, Patidar House, Wembley. The event is sponsored by various local businesses and promises an evening of exceptional musical performances.

Book Your Tickets NOW!

Call: 0207 9 938 938 or 07780 000 375

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Trivia Question

What major London transportation project, planned but ultimately cancelled, would have transformed the North Circular Road into a motorway?

1. The Greater London Highways Scheme

2. The London Ringways

3. The Capital Bypass Plan

4. The Thames Gateway Project

Check out tomorrow’s issue for the answer

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