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Good morning, Think Local Harrow Readers!

Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Mock Election: Northwood School's mock election has been filmed for a children’s news programme. See how young minds are engaging with politics and democracy.

• Hospital Program: An innovative program at Northwick Park Hospital has successfully lowered readmissions. Learn about the initiative and its positive impact on patient care.

🧑‍⚕️ Health & Wellness:

• Weight Training for Seniors: Discover why weight training is essential for maintaining strength in old age. Get tips on how to stay strong and healthy.

• NHS Insights: An A&E visit reveals both strengths and areas needing improvement within the NHS. Read about the experiences and suggestions for better healthcare.

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

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Northwood School's Mock Election Filmed for Children’s News Programme

St Martin’s School in Northwood held a mock election to teach students about voting. Pupils created parties and debated before voting. The event was filmed for Discovery Education’s Espresso News Bites.

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Innovative Program Lowers Readmissions at Northwick Park Hospital

Ealing's multidisciplinary initiative has reduced readmissions at Northwick Park Hospital by addressing homeless individuals' health and social care needs. The program, now funded for three more years, offers comprehensive support, improving health outcomes and reducing hospital stays.

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Why Weight Training is Essential for Strength in Old Age

Weight training helps maintain muscle mass and strength in old age. Starting even later in life has significant benefits, reducing fall risks and improving quality of life. Beginners should start with light weights and proper form, increasing resistance gradually.

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A&E Visit Reveals NHS Strengths and Areas Needing Improvement

A recent A&E visit showed excellent medical care but also long wait times and overcrowding, highlighting the need for NHS reforms to address funding, staffing, and infrastructure issues.

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Trivia Question

What was the original name of the area now known as North Harrow before the North Harrow tube station opened?

1. Headstone Green

2. Harrow Weald

3. Hooking Green

4. Pinner Park

Check out tomorrow’s issue for the answer​​

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