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Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Saka's Comeback: Bukayo Saka overcomes Euros heartbreak with a stellar performance. Celebrate his achievements and follow his journey.

• Wildlife Reintroduction: Citizen Zoo plans to reintroduce white storks to London. Learn about this exciting project and its impact on local biodiversity.

• Charity Leadership Change: Long-time Grants Director retires, and a new team is set to lead John Lyon’s Charity. Find out what this means for future initiatives.

• Homeless Support: St. George’s Shopping Centre teams up with Firm Foundation to support the homeless. Discover how you can contribute to this cause.

👷‍ Home Services:

• Spring Car Maintenance: Follow our essential guide to spring car maintenance and cleaning. Keep your vehicle in top condition as the seasons change.

• Insect Repellent: Discover the truth about using WD-40 to repel insects. Get informed about effective and safe pest control methods.

Plus, don’t miss out on any local events, check out our events calendar, the new daily trivia question, and an inspirational quote to kickstart your day. Dive in and enjoy!

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Saka Overcomes Euros Heartbreak with Stellar Performance

Bukayo Saka, 22, showcased exceptional composure in the Euro 2024 quarter-final, scoring key goals. His resilience following past Euros disappointment highlights his mental strength. Former teachers and coaches remember him as a humble, academically gifted student. Saka's balanced dedication to both football and academics continues to inspire.

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Citizen Zoo Plans to Reintroduce White Storks to London

London could see white storks reintroduced by Citizen Zoo, inspired by West Sussex's success. The project aims to bring back these birds, extinct since the 1400s, following the group's previous success with beavers in Ealing.

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Long-time Grants Director Retires, New Team to Lead John Lyon’s Charity

John Lyon’s Charity in Harrow announces a new directorate structure with Anna Hoddinott, Erik Mesel, and Karen Millen promoted to Grants Directors. This change follows the retirement of Cathryn Pender after 34 years. CEO Dr. Lynne Guyton commended Pender's significant impact on the charity.

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St. George’s Shopping Centre and Firm Foundation Team Up for Homeless Support

St. George’s Shopping Centre in Harrow has relaunched its Donation Station to support Firm Foundation, a charity for the homeless. Running from July to September, the station collects essential items from the community to aid those in need.

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Essential Guide to Spring Car Maintenance and Cleaning

Spring cleaning your car involves using proper car wash products, focusing on exterior and interior cleanliness, and performing essential maintenance checks. Start with washing off salt and dirt, drying manually, and waxing for shine. Interior cleaning includes removing items, wiping surfaces, vacuuming, and conditioning leather. Finish with window cleaning and maintenance tasks like oil changes and checking wiper blades and filters.

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The Truth About Using WD-40 to Repel Insects

WD-40 is not recommended for pest control despite social media claims. It's unsafe and ineffective for repelling insects. Experts suggest following proper pest control methods or consulting professionals. Homemade solutions offer short-term relief but aren't reliable for long-term pest management.

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Trivia Question

In which year did Harrow Bus Station officially open to the public?

1. 1978

2. 1981

3. 1986

4. 1993

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