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Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• 1938 Tube Train Trips: Special trips on a restored 1938 Tube train mark a milestone for the Metropolitan Line. Don't miss this unique experience.

• Green Flag Awards: Harrow celebrates Green Flag Awards for six local parks. Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of these award-winning green spaces.

• Traffic Incident: An early morning traffic incident has shut down Whitchurch Lane in Edgware. Plan your travel accordingly and stay updated on road conditions.

🥳 Harrow Weekend:

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

• Summer Fest: Enjoy the summer holidays at Wembley Park Summer Fest. Join the fun with activities, entertainment, and more for the whole family.

• UTSAV 2024: Celebrate Indian classical arts at UTSAV 2024. Experience traditional music, dance, and cultural performances.

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

Have a fantastic day!

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Special Trips on Restored 1938 Tube Train Mark Metropolitan Line Milestone

The restored 1938 Tube train will be back on the tracks for special trips between Acton Town and Uxbridge on 20 and 21 July. The event celebrates the 120th anniversary of the Metropolitan line extension, featuring a costumed actor and souvenir booklets.

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Harrow Celebrates Green Flag Awards for Six Local Parks

Six Harrow parks, including Headstone Manor and Pinner Memorial Park, have won Green Flag Awards for excellent management, thanks to volunteers and the council's efforts.

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Early Morning Traffic Incident Shuts Down Whitchurch Lane in Edgware

A road traffic incident in Edgware closed Whitchurch Lane for nearly four hours early Saturday morning, affecting bus routes. No casualties were confirmed.

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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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Enjoy the Summer Holidays at Wembley Park Summer Fest

Join the Wembley Park Summer Fest 2024 on July 21 from 12 PM to 6 PM at Samovar Space and Market Square. This free event celebrates the summer holidays with music, performances, children's activities, food, and shopping zones. Enjoy live acts on the main stage, a kids' area with face painters and characters, various cuisines, and non-food stalls offering handmade gifts and jewelry. Organized by Asian Events Media, the festival aims to bring the community together for a fun-filled day.

Celebrate Indian Classical Arts at UTSAV 2024

Join "UTSAV 2024 - A Celebration of Music and Arts" on July 21, 2024, at Elliott Hall, Harrow Arts Centre in Pinner. This event honors Dr. Sushila Pohankar's birth centenary with performances from top UK female artists in Indian classical arts. Highlights include Kathak dancer Ashwini Kalsekar, Sarod virtuoso Debasmita Bhattacharya, and singer-songwriter Swati Natekar. The event supports Dementia UK.

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Trivia Question

What was the original name of the roadway now known as Rayners Lane before it was renamed in the 19th century?

1. Bourne Lane

2. Mill Road

3. Farm Avenue

4. Pinner Green

Check out tomorrow’s issue for the correct answer.​

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