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Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Emergency Care Upgrade: Northwick Park Hospital enhances emergency care with a new portable scanner, improving patient outcomes and care efficiency.

• Carnival Road Closures: West London prepares for road closures during the Notting Hill Carnival. Plan your travel accordingly to avoid disruptions.

• Barnet Transport Plans: Community input is being sought for Barnet’s new bus lanes and transport plans. Have your say in shaping local transport infrastructure.

• Bakerloo Line Upgrades: Brent Council is urging for upgrades to the Bakerloo Line amid concerns over its aging infrastructure. Learn more about the proposed improvements.

🧑‍⚖️ Legal Advice:

• Cohabitation Agreements: Discover why every unmarried couple should consider a cohabitation agreement. Protect your rights and interests with this important legal step.

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Northwick Park Hospital Boosts Emergency Care with New Portable Scanner

Northwick Park Hospital in Harrow has introduced a new portable scanner, enhancing the ability to quickly and effectively diagnose patients on-site. This advanced technology improves access to immediate care, especially in emergency situations, reducing the need to transport patients to other facilities for scans. The scanner is expected to significantly improve patient outcomes by enabling faster diagnosis and treatment.

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West London Prepares for Road Closures During Notting Hill Carnival

The Notting Hill Carnival will lead to extensive road closures in West London from August 26-28, 2024. Major roads like Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Grove will be closed, with public transport services also affected. The closures will start on Saturday evening and last through Tuesday morning, causing significant disruptions in the area.

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Community Input Sought for Barnet’s New Bus Lanes and Transport Plans

Barnet Council is seeking public input on its new transport strategy, which includes plans for new bus lanes. The initiative aims to improve traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance public transportation options in the area. Residents are encouraged to share their ideas and comments to help shape the strategy to better meet community needs.

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Bakerloo Line Upgrades Urged by Brent Council Amid Aging Concerns

Brent Council is urging for the urgent upgrade and expansion of the Bakerloo Line due to its aging trains. The council's push is part of a broader effort to improve the reliability and reach of the line, particularly benefiting residents in North West London. The upgrade is seen as essential for modernizing public transport and meeting the growing needs of the community.

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Why Every Unmarried Couple Should Consider a Cohabitation Agreement

A cohabitation agreement is a legal document for unmarried couples living together, outlining their rights and responsibilities concerning property, finances, and other assets. This agreement provides clarity and protection, particularly in the event of a relationship breakdown, helping to avoid disputes over shared assets. It's crucial for couples with significant assets or children from previous relationships.

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Trivia Question

Which structures from the original 16th-century Eastcote House remain today?

1. The entire mansion

2. The main hall and stables

3. The dovecote, coach house, and parts of the garden wall

4. Only the garden

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

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