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Good morning, Think Local Harrow Readers!

Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Sustainable Duck Feeding: A new solar-powered feeder has been installed in Pinner, promoting sustainable duck feeding. A great initiative for both wildlife and the environment!

• Bakerloo Line Renewal: TfL warns that more cash is required for the renewal of Bakerloo Line trains. Stay updated on what this means for future commutes.

• Historic Closure: A historic funeral home in North London is shutting down after a century of service. The closure marks the end of an era in the community.

• Library Reading Garden: Barnet Council has secured £85,000 to create a new library reading garden, offering a serene space for book lovers and the local community.

👨‍🔧 Real Estate:

• Affordable New-Builds in Enfield: Harrow’s neighboring borough, Enfield, is now offering London’s most affordable new-build homes. If you’re house-hunting, this could be an opportunity worth exploring.

Plus, check out our Events Calendar for our curated list of events, the daily trivia question, and an inspirational quote to kickstart your day. Dive in and enjoy!

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Sustainable Duck Feeding with New Solar-Powered Feeder in Pinner

A new solar-powered duck feeder has been installed at Pinner Memorial Park, enhancing the visitor experience and promoting sustainability. The feeder is designed to provide food for the park's ducks while being environmentally friendly. This installation highlights the community's commitment to green initiatives and improving local wildlife habitats.

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More Cash Required for Bakerloo Line Train Renewal, TfL Warns

Transport for London (TfL) is seeking additional funding to replace the aging Bakerloo Line trains, which are among the oldest in service. The new trains are crucial for improving reliability and capacity on the line. TfL emphasizes that more financial support is needed to ensure these upgrades are delivered on time, addressing frequent maintenance issues and service disruptions caused by the outdated fleet.

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Historic North London Funeral Home Shuts Down After a Century

A North London funeral directors' business, operating since 1875, is closing after nearly 150 years of service. This family-run establishment, known for its deep-rooted community ties, is shutting down due to rising costs and evolving industry challenges. The closure marks the end of a significant chapter in the area's history, as the business has been a long-standing fixture in the community.

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Barnet Council Secures £85,000 for New Library Reading Garden

Barnet Council has secured £85,000 in funding to transform an overgrown space into a library reading garden. This new community space will provide a peaceful environment for reading and outdoor activities, enhancing local amenities and promoting literacy.

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Harrow's Neighboring Borough, Enfield, Offers London's Most Affordable New-Build Homes

Enfield has the lowest average house price for new-build homes among all London boroughs, making it an attractive option for buyers seeking more affordable properties in the capital. This reflects the ongoing disparities in housing costs across different areas of London, with Enfield standing out as a more budget-friendly choice in a competitive market.

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Trivia Question

What was one of the most notable features of Stanmore Hall in the late 19th century?

1. It housed the largest library in London

2. It was the location of the first public art gallery in the city

3. It contained a famous set of tapestries depicting the Holy Grail

4. It served as the headquarters for the British Museum

Check out tomorrow’s issue for the correct answer.

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