• Lloyds Bank in Harrow to close next week as nearly 1,600 regular customers use branch

    Lloyds Bank in Harrow to close next week as nearly 1,600 regular customers use branch
    Lloyds Bank in Harrow Town Centre is set to close permanently next week, with new figures showing that nearly 1,600 customers regularly use the branch.
    The Station Road bank will shut for the final time on Wednesday, September 23.
    Harrow Online first reported the closure in June, but Lloyds has since published more information about how the branch is used.
    Nearly 1,600 regular customers
    According to the bank, 1,586 customers were classed as regular monthly users of the Harrow branch during the s
  • Plans for defibrillator and bleed kit in Ruislip High Street refused

    Plans for defibrillator and bleed kit in Ruislip High Street refused
    Plans to install a community defibrillator and bleed kit in Ruislip High Street have been refused by Hillingdon Council.
    The proposal was for a standalone frame containing both cabinets on the pavement outside 107 High Street, close to the Nationwide Building Society branch.
    Nationwide Building Society was named as the applicant, with the scheme described in planning documents as the “Defib and Bleed Kit Installation Program”.
    The application was submitted in June and refused on Sept
  • Plans revealed to transform Wealdstone pavilion into new community hub

    Plans revealed to transform Wealdstone pavilion into new community hub
    Plans have been submitted to bring the former bowls pavilion at Byron Recreation Ground in Wealdstone back into use as a new community and recreational hub.
    The application, submitted by Byron Recreation CIC, would see the existing pavilion on Peel Road extended, refurbished and completely reorganised inside. The building was previously used as a sports pavilion but is now described in the application as “vacant and unused”.
    New studios, community rooms and café
    Under the plan
  • Former teacher from Bushey jailed after police find more than 1,600 child abuse images

    Former teacher from Bushey jailed after police find more than 1,600 child abuse images
    A former teacher from Bushey has been jailed for more than 10 years after being found with more than 1,600 child abuse images.
    Matthew O’Kelly, 43, of Walton Road in Bushey, was sentenced on Monday 14 September after being convicted of attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child and arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sexual offence.
    The offences took place online.
    More than 1,600 images found
    O’Kelly had previously pleaded guilty to three counts of maki
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  • Ruislip Barn Hotel building to be demolished as 71-home development approved

    Ruislip Barn Hotel building to be demolished as 71-home development approved
    A Grade-II listed building in Ruislip is set to be demolished to make way for a new housing development.
    Alongside this, three listed buildings will be converted to accommodate the new homes. The development at the Barn Hotel will not provide any affordable housing.
    No affordable housing
    According to the developer, it cannot afford to provide affordable housing whilst maintaining financial viability. Hillingdon Council says its own independent assessments have shown the development would be in f

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