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Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Cultural Melodies: Hillingdon youth are participating in an international lullabies initiative, blending cultural melodies from around the world.

• Life Lessons: A doctor at Northwick Park Hospital shares profound life lessons learned from elderly patients. Discover the wisdom imparted through their experiences.

• John Lewis Homes: Retail giant John Lewis plans to build 428 rental homes and is seeking council approval. Stay tuned for updates on this significant development.

• Roadworks Alert: Northolt Road in South Harrow will undergo 11 days of roadworks. Plan your travel accordingly to avoid delays.

🧑‍🔧 Health & Wellness:

• Types of Headaches: Learn about the four types of headaches and their causes. Equip yourself with knowledge to better manage and prevent them.

Plus, check out our Events Calendar for our curated list of events, a daily trivia question, and an inspirational quote to kickstart your day. Dive in and enjoy!

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Cultural Melodies: Hillingdon Youth in International Lullabies Initiative

Young performers from Hillingdon are joining a global lullabies project organized by the Community Arts Network. The initiative involves creating and learning lullabies in native languages, culminating in a public performance to celebrate cultural heritage and community connection.

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Doctor Draws Life Lessons from Elderly Patients at Northwick Park Hospital

Dr. Sushen Bhattacharyya at Northwick Park Hospital's Evelyn Ward finds inspiration from elderly patients' stories, including wartime experiences. His holistic approach to treating fractured femurs has reduced death rates, emphasizing prevention by identifying fall causes. His dedication underscores the importance of learning from the elderly.

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Retail Giant John Lewis Plans 428 Rental Homes, Seeks Council Approval

John Lewis plans to appeal to the council regarding its proposal to build 428 rental homes. The retail giant aims to address the housing shortage by transforming part of its property portfolio into residential units. This move is part of a broader strategy to diversify and create a sustainable income stream amidst changing retail landscapes.

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Northolt Road in South Harrow Undergoes 11-Day Roadworks

UK Power Networks has initiated 11-day roadworks on Northolt Road, South Harrow, from June 10 to June 21, operating daily from 8:10 AM to 6:00 PM. Traffic management includes two-way signals, with anticipated delays. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys and allow extra time for travel.

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Understanding the Four Types of Headaches and Their Causes

Headaches can have different causes and require specific treatments. The four main types are:

1. Tension-Type Headaches: Characterized by a dull pain, tightness, or pressure around the forehead, often triggered by stress, poor posture, or dehydration.

2. Cluster Headaches: Intense pain around or behind one eye, more common in men, with symptoms like eye watering and runny nose.

3. Sinus Headaches: Caused by sinus inflammation, resulting in pressure and pain in the forehead, cheekbones, and nose.

4. Migraines: Severe head pain with additional symptoms like nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sound.

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Trivia Question

What tragic event occurred at Harrow and Wealdstone Station on October 8th, 1952?

1. A bombing during World War II

2. A devastating fire

3. A major train crash

4. A severe flood

Check out tomorrow’s issue for the correct answer​

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