• Meet Dr Tiny Tilly: The Cavapoo bringing smiles to patients at Northwick Park Hospital

    Meet Dr Tiny Tilly: The Cavapoo bringing smiles to patients at Northwick Park Hospital
    A four-year-old Cavapoo called Tiny Tilly is bringing a little extra happiness to Northwick Park Hospital, where she has been visiting patients and staff as a Pets As Therapy (PAT) dog.
    Tilly has been making a big impression since her owner, Sajini Wijetilleka, an Acute Medical Unit (AMU) consultant, began bringing her into the hospital to spend time with people receiving treatment and those working on the wards.
    “She loves coming into hospital and patients really enjoy interacting with he
  • Wembley Stadium granted licence for NFL fan zone ahead of Jaguars v Texans clash

    Wembley Stadium granted licence for NFL fan zone ahead of Jaguars v Texans clash
    Wembley Stadium has been granted a new licence to host a one-day NFL fan zone later this week.
    Wembley National Stadium Ltd had applied for a licence to provide live and recorded music from 9.30am until 9.30pm, as well as to sell alcohol, for the clash between division rivals Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans on Sunday, October 18.
    The proposed fan zone, located in the Green Car Park off First Way, was discussed by Brent Council’s Alcohol and Entertainment Licensing Sub-Committee on
  • Body found at Headstone Manor Park confirmed as missing Harrow man

    Body found at Headstone Manor Park confirmed as missing Harrow man
    A missing man whose family had appealed for help finding him has sadly been found dead at Headstone Manor Park.
    Michael, 64, had been missing since Monday (5 October), with his family increasingly concerned for his safety and wellbeing.
    His family have now confirmed to Harrow Online that Michael was the person found at Headstone Manor Park yesterday (11 October).
    Emergency services were called to the park shortly before midday following reports of a person in the water.
    Police cordoned off a sec
  • Plans for children’s home in South Harrow refused by council

    Plans for children’s home in South Harrow refused by council
    Plans to turn a property in South Harrow into a children’s home have suffered a setback after Harrow Council refused to issue a certificate confirming the proposed use would be lawful.
    The application concerned 76 Roxeth Green Avenue, where the applicant wanted to provide residential care for up to four children with autism and learning difficulties. The proposed home would have accommodated children aged between seven and 16, with trained staff providing support throughout the day and nig
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  • Changes for Eastcote Underground Station approved by council

    Changes for Eastcote Underground Station approved by council
    Plans to install two new lifts at Eastcote Underground Station have taken a step forward after Hillingdon Council granted listed building consent for improvements to the station.
    Transport for London (TfL) submitted the application in August, proposing changes to the Grade II-listed station on Field End Road to provide step-free access. The scheme includes two new lifts, walkways and alterations to the existing building, making it easier for wheelchair users, passengers with mobility difficultie

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