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Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Wembley Event Cap Raised: Wembley Stadium’s event cap has been raised to 62 events per year, despite resident concerns over noise and traffic. Learn more about the impact on the community and upcoming events.

• Tesco Express Closure: An overnight incident has led to the temporary closure of Tesco Express in Pinner. Stay tuned for updates on the reopening and details surrounding the incident.

• Eco-Friendly Heat Network: A new eco-friendly heat network is planned for Brent Cross Town, aimed at reducing carbon emissions and providing sustainable heating to homes and businesses.

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• Laundry Care Tip: Protect your clothes by never skipping this crucial laundry step. Find out the secret to keeping your fabrics fresh and long-lasting.

• Food Freshness Hacks: Supermarket experts share their best hacks to keep food fresher for longer. Save money and reduce waste with these handy tips.

Plus, don’t miss out on any local events, check out our events calendar, the daily trivia question, and an inspirational quote to kickstart your day. Dive in and enjoy!

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Wembley Stadium Event Cap Raised to 62 Amid Resident Concerns

Brent Council has approved plans to increase the number of major events held at Wembley Stadium, raising the annual cap from 57 to 62 events. This decision comes amid concerns from local residents about noise and congestion. However, the council emphasized the economic benefits the additional events would bring to the area.

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Overnight Incident Leads to Tesco Express Closure in Pinner

The Tesco Express in Pinner has been closed following an overnight incident. The closure, which occurred unexpectedly, has raised questions within the community. The nature of the incident is under investigation, and further updates are expected. Local authorities are involved, and residents are advised to stay informed as more information becomes available.

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Eco-Friendly Heat Network Planned for Brent Cross Town

Brent Cross Town has secured £14 million in funding for a green heat network aimed at providing eco-friendly heating solutions. The project will utilize renewable energy sources to heat homes and businesses in the area, aligning with environmental goals and reducing carbon emissions. This initiative is part of the broader development of Brent Cross Town as a sustainable urban hub.

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The One Laundry Step You Should Never Skip to Protect Clothes

Failing to check your clothes' care labels before doing laundry can ruin them. Care labels offer important instructions on washing temperatures, cycles, and drying methods, which prevent damage like shrinking, color fading, or fabric weakening. Ignoring these can lead to permanent harm to your clothes.

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Supermarket Experts Share Hacks to Keep Food Fresh Longer

Supermarket bosses are sharing tips to extend the shelf life of food items, such as wrapping lettuce in foil to keep it crisp and storing eggs in the fridge. These simple hacks can help reduce food waste and save money by keeping groceries fresh for longer.

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Trivia Question

What was the original purpose of the mound after which Belmont is named?

1. It was a burial mound for royalty

2. It was used as a defense post in the 18th century

3. It was constructed as a scenic lookout for a summer house

4. It was a natural geological feature repurposed for agriculture

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