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Good morning, Think Local Harrow Readers!

Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Coventry Legends Statue: A statue of Coventry legends is being funded with help from pop star Tom Grennan. Read about this tribute and the impact of community support.

• Road Closures: Roadworks are causing key London road closures this weekend. Plan your travel accordingly to avoid disruptions.

• Reading Event Success: Ealing hosts a successful reading event for kids amid declining reading habits. Celebrate the joy of reading and find ways to encourage young readers.

• HS2 Tunnel Milestone: A significant milestone has been achieved in the HS2 tunnel construction between West Ruislip and Old Oak. Learn about the progress and future steps.

🥳 Harrow NightLife:

• Free Bulky Waste Disposal: Kingsbury and Kenton offer free bulky waste disposal with community skips. Take advantage of this opportunity to declutter.

• Motorcade Event: Don't miss 'Motorcade Ah Motorcade Pt2' in Northolt this July. Enjoy a vibrant and exciting car parade.

• Ghoomar 2024: Experience Rajasthani culture at Ghoomar 2024 in London. Immerse yourself in traditional music, dance, and cuisine.

Plus, check out our events calendar for all your local events, the daily trivia answer and an inspirational quote to kickstart your day. Dive in and enjoy!

Have a fantastic day!

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Statue of Coventry Legends Funded with Help from Pop Star Tom Grennan

Coventry City FC's campaign to fund a statue of football legends John Sillett and George Curtis hit its target thanks to Tom Grennan's donation. The statue, currently being made by Douglas Jennings, will be displayed outside the stadium.

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Roadworks Cause Key London Road Closures This Weekend

Key London roads, including parts of the M25, Blackwall Tunnel, Kenton Road, and A40 Westway, will face closures this weekend due to roadworks. Drivers are advised to plan accordingly.

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Ealing Hosts Successful Reading Event for Kids Amid Declining Reading Habits

Children in Ealing participated in a reading event to promote literacy, featuring storytelling, interactive activities, and a book fair. A recent poll highlights concerns about declining reading habits among children, emphasizing the importance of such initiatives.

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Milestone Achieved in HS2 Tunnel Construction Between West Ruislip and Old Oak

The HS2 tunnel project between West Ruislip and Old Oak Common has reached its halfway point, marking significant progress in the construction of the 8.4-mile twin-bore tunnel.

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Kingsbury and Kenton Offer Free Bulky Waste Disposal with Community Skips

Community skips return to Kingsbury and Kenton, allowing residents to dispose of bulky items for free on July 20 and 21 at various locations. This initiative promotes decluttering and environmental responsibility.

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Don't Miss 'Motorcade Ah Motorcade Pt2' in Northolt This July

"Motorcade Ah Motorcade Pt2" will be held on July 20-21, 2024, at Club Dusk in Northolt, featuring London's top DJs and celebrating Coppy's birthday. The event focuses on entertainment with a 70% gal segment.

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Experience Rajasthani Culture at Ghoomar 2024 in London

"Ghoomar 2024" will take place on July 20, 2024, in Northolt, featuring live Rajasthani music, dance competitions, food stalls, and cultural exhibits. Early bird tickets are available, and kids under 10 can attend for free.

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Trivia Answer

Which architect designed Brent Town Hall, which was opened in 1940 and is now a Grade II listed building?

1. Sir Giles Gilbert Scott

2. Sir Edwin Lutyens

3. Clifford Strange

4. Norman Foster

Answer: 3. Clifford Strange

Brent Town Hall, originally known as Wembley Town Hall, was designed by the architect Clifford Strange and opened in 1940. The building is noted for its modernist style, influenced by the Dutch architect Willem Marinus Dudok. It served as the headquarters of Brent London Borough Council until 2013, when the council moved to the new Brent Civic Centre. The building has since been transformed into the Lycée International de Londres Winston Churchill, a French international school​

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