Think Local Harrow (Health & Wellness Edition) Issue #254

🌦 Today’s Weather, πŸ“° Carnival Weekend Causes Major Changes to West London Bus Services, πŸ“Έ Harrow's Kodak Factory Celebrates World Photography Day, πŸ“° Borehamwood to Build 186 New Homes Following Council Approval, πŸ§‘βš• How Different Environments Can Reduce Hay Fever Symptoms

Message from the Editor

Good morning, Think Local Harrow Readers!

Here's what's happening around Harrow:

  • Bus Service Changes: Carnival Weekend is bringing major changes to West London bus services. Make sure to check for updates and plan your travel accordingly.

  • World Photography Day: Harrow's historic Kodak Factory is marking World Photography Day with special events. Join in the celebration of photography's rich history and local heritage.

  • New Homes in Borehamwood: 186 new homes are set to be built in Borehamwood following council approval. Stay updated on the development and its impact on the community.

πŸ§‘β€βš–οΈ Health & Wellness:

  • Hay Fever Relief: Learn how different environments can help reduce hay fever symptoms. Get tips on how to manage allergies and breathe easier.

Plus, check out our Events Calendar for our curated list of 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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Carnival Weekend Brings Major Changes to West London Bus Services

During the Notting Hill Carnival, bus routes around the area will be heavily impacted with diversions and shortened routes from August 26-28, 2024. Key routes like the 7, 18, 23, and 36 will be affected, with night services also facing changes. Travelers are advised to plan ahead and consider alternative routes during the carnival.

Harrow's Kodak Factory Marks World Photography Day with Special Events

The former Harrow Kodak Factory is celebrating World Photography Day by honoring its rich history in the photography industry. The site, which was once a hub for film production, is hosting events and exhibitions that connect the community to its legacy. This celebration highlights the factory's impact on photography and its significance to Harrow.

186 Homes to Be Built in Borehamwood Following Council Approval

Councillors have approved the construction of 186 new homes in Borehamwood, addressing the growing housing demand in the area. The development will feature a mix of affordable and market-rate housing, contributing to local community growth and providing much-needed residential options.

How Different Environments Help Reduce Hay Fever Symptoms

Hay fever symptoms often ease during holidays due to changes in environment, such as lower pollen levels in different climates like coastal or mountainous regions. The reduced exposure to allergens and factors like improved air quality and decreased stress contribute to this relief. Understanding these factors can help manage hay fever symptoms more effectively.

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Trivia Answer

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

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

Eastcote House, built in the 16th century, was demolished in 1964 due to structural concerns. However, the dovecote, coach house, and sections of the garden wall were preserved and are still standing as part of Eastcote House Gardens​

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