Message from the Editor

Good morning, Think Local Harrow Readers!

Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Electric Charging Costs: Ealing drivers are set to benefit from reduced electric charging costs, making it easier and more affordable to keep your EV powered up.

• Memorial Unveiling: A memorial to the victims of the slave trade has been unveiled at London’s City Hall, marking an important moment of remembrance and reflection.

• Carnival Parade Traffic: West London is preparing for traffic disruptions due to the upcoming Carnival Parade. Make sure to plan your routes accordingly to avoid delays.

• Funding Boost: A local football club has received a £45,000 funding boost from Barnet Council, providing much-needed support for community sports initiatives.

🧑‍⚖️ Harrow Weekend:

• Live Music at Greenford Quay: Head to Greenford Quay for an unforgettable evening with a headline band. Perfect for a night out with friends or family.

• Harrow Weekend Market: Enjoy food, shopping, and more at Harrow's Weekend Market. Whether you're looking for fresh produce, unique finds, or a tasty treat, the market has something for everyone.

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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Ealing Drivers to Benefit from Reduced Electric Charging Costs

Ealing drivers will soon benefit from cheaper electric vehicle charging rates as the local council plans to reduce costs at public charging stations. This initiative aims to encourage more residents to switch to electric vehicles by making it more affordable to charge them, supporting the borough’s environmental goals.

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Memorial to Slave Trade Victims Unveiled at London’s City Hall

The design for London’s memorial to victims of the slave trade has been unveiled at City Hall. This memorial aims to honor those who suffered and were affected by the transatlantic slave trade. The design symbolizes remembrance and recognition of this dark chapter in history, offering a place for reflection and education.

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West London Prepares for Traffic Disruptions Due to Carnival Parade

The Notting Hill Carnival parade will cause extensive road closures in West London on August 27-28, 2024. Key roads along the parade route, including Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Park Road, will be closed, and public transport will be affected. Drivers and residents are advised to plan ahead and expect significant delays during the event.

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Football Club Receives £45,000 Funding Boost from Barnet Council

A local football club has secured £45,000 in funding from Barnet Council to support its development and community activities. The funding will be used to improve facilities and expand programs, benefiting players and the wider community.

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Greenford Quay Hosts Headline Band for an Unforgettable Evening

The "Headline Band at Greenford Quay" event will showcase live music, offering attendees an entertaining evening in a scenic setting. The performance by the headline band promises a vibrant atmosphere, making it a must-attend for music lovers in Harrow.

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Enjoy Food, Shopping, and More at Harrow's Weekend Market

The Bank Holiday Weekend Market in Harrow is set to offer a variety of stalls, food vendors, and entertainment, creating a lively atmosphere for visitors. It's an ideal event for families and locals to enjoy shopping, dining, and outdoor fun during the long weekend.

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Trivia Question

What was the primary purpose of constructing the Grand Junction Canal, which was completed between 1793 and 1805?

1. To create a recreational waterway for boating

2. To bypass the River Thames and provide a more direct route between the Midlands and London

3. To establish a network of canals within London for local transport

4. To supply water to newly built factories in the Midlands

Check out tomorrow’s issue for the correct answer​

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