Harrow Council frequently celebrates the borough’s history through civic campaigns that emphasise identity, tradition and local pride, often echoing the nationalistic rhetoric and “take pride in our place” themes that have become increasingly prominent in wider political discourse. Yet, in doing so, it has overlooked one of the most familiar and enduring pieces of Harrow’sContinue reading “The missing chapter of Harrow’s history: the number that has connected generations”
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