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Increased political activities in Harrow hint another general election soon as the government is doing badly under Theresa May leadership that has been responsible for a number of failures. Theresa May has badly failed in steering through the muddy waters resulted due to her misjudgement of calling the snap general election and the weak governmentContinue reading “Blackman a part of Theresa May problems”

Fair-minded media, Commons and people have no taste for Bob Blackman’s divisive politics as confirmed by the general condemnation of his hosting of an extremist at the Parliament. The Charity Commission is to investigate the organisation that invited extremist Hindu nationalist to the House of Commons event, hosted by Bob Blackman, MP Harrow East! CommunityContinue reading “Blackman widely condemned – Charity Commission involved”

Most divisive MP Bob Blackman has hosted an anti-Muslim extremist in Parliament. The Tory MP for Harrow East hosted Tapan Ghosh, who has called for the UN to control the birth rate of Muslims, praised the genocide of Rohingya Muslims in Burma, and said that Muslims should be forced to leave their religion if theyContinue reading “Suspend & investigate Blackman for inviting extremists to Parliament”

The  damage to water main at Headstone Drive and High Street Wealdstone caused major flooding,  at one point about 1.5 metres deep. The Affinity Water informed us at 15.09: ‘Our repair team are on site with the fire brigade working to pump out water as quickly as possible in order to be able to startContinue reading “Burst water main at Wealdstone”

Harrow Council chief executive Michael Lockwood has been confirmed as the first director general of the new Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Major reforms to the IPCC – including its renaming as the IOPC – were announced by Prime Minister Theresa May during her time as Home Secretary. The IOPC will have new powers,Continue reading “Harrow chief to lead new police watchdog”

The public outcry about the serious crimes in Harrow, including fatal knife crimes, more is certain parts of the borough, reflects badly on the effectiveness of the Harrow council and police in addressing the crimes. According to the police figures, there were 177 knife crimes in Harrow in 2016. Street-level crimes and anti-social behaviour inContinue reading “Harrow crimes: ‘enough is enough’”

In the hate crime awareness week running till 21st October, Harrow council news release informs, “Joint partnership and work between the council, schools, youth groups, police, community leaders and the voluntary sector has helped build the strong community relations we have today”. But nationally the number of hate crimes in England and Wales has increasedContinue reading “Hate crime remains a challenge”

Harrow GP surgeries to offer high quality services which meet users demands, manage expectations and be responsive to meet the needs of the different communities in Harrow, finds the Healthwatch Harrow, commissioned by the Harrow council ‘to gain an understanding of patients and service users experience of GP services within the borough’. Healthwatch research reportContinue reading “GP service needs to be more responsive!”

Camrose primary school in Edgware has received award for excellence in teaching assistants from the education consultancy Optimus Education, a part of the commercial education services provider Prospects. In awarding for the best practice with teacher assistants (TA), Optimus Director of Education Andrew Thraves said: “During my visit, I was very struck with the thoughtfulContinue reading “Well done Camrose primary school!”

Councillor Paul Osborn, newly elected leader of the opposition Tory group on the council, has sensibly appointed shadow portfolio holders. One big change is that Cllr Hall, highly controversial previous leader of the Tory group who stepped down following our call ‘Time for Cllr Hall to step down’, is not even a shadow portfolio holder. CllrContinue reading “Cllr Hall out of shadow portfolios”