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Public Consultation on the Proposal for a new Pedestrian Crossing in Love Lane Pinner

Harrow Council are consulting the public on a proposal to install a new pedestrian “zebra” crossing in Love Lane Pinner:

The proposals include the following:

• Footway widening – wide eastern footway to improve visibility between pedestrians and oncoming vehicles

• Re-arrange Pay & Display bays – remove one Pay & Display bay from outside no’s 9-11 to accommodate the zig-zag marking on the approach side of the proposed crossing. This is necessary to improve visibility for safer pedestrian crossing

• Re-locate Disabled bay – relocated disabled bay from outside no’s 7 to outside St Luke’s Catholic Church

• Loading bay – reduce the length of loading bay outside no’s 8-10 from 12m to 10m to accommodate zig zag markings on the exit side of the crossing• Associated lining and sign works – road markings and traffic signs will be amended accordingly to reflect these proposals

Link to consultation information on Harrow Council website:  https://consult.harrow.gov.uk/consult.ti/lovelane/consultationHome

The Public can submit any comments by using the questionnaire on-line by visiting     www.harrow.gov.uk/trafficconsultations    which will direct you to a page containing the survey named ‘Love Lane, Pinner – Zebra crossing Proposal’. You may be asked to register your details before completing the survey.

The consultation closes on Friday 13th September.

Waxwell Lane Proposed 20mph Zone – Statutory Consultation

Following the on-line consultation for traffic calming measures on Love Lane and Waxwell Lane.

We have received notice of intent to implement speed cushions. There is  only difference between the on-line consultation and this one; the speed cushion near the police station has been removed.

If you wish to comment email [email protected] quoting DP2019-11 in the subject line.

 

 

The proposed speed cushion can be viewed in this link:-

Waxwell Lane 20mph Zone-CONSULTATION PLAN A3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Simply Gray Wow The Audience!

Simply Gray made their debut at our annual band concerts, it was a treat not to be missed.

From the moment the music started this afternoon, people were foot tapping and singing along to the music.

Lots of people were spotted dancing including the stewards. They win the prize for the most people dancing.

 

 

 

 

Thanks to BROOKS Pinner, Daisy’s In the Park, The Print Shop Pinner & Rawlinson Gold for sponsoring the publicity.

 

Online Romance Fraud

A message from our safer neighbourhood team.

 

Dear Resident,

Most people you meet online are genuine, but sadly, some people aren’t who they seem. Dating sites and social networks are targeted by scammers who use fake profiles and take their time to build what feels like a genuine relationship.  They are very skilled at this; after all, it is how they make their money.  Men and women of all ages have been targeted.

As well as individual fraudsters, it is known that organised criminal networks based overseas are involved in Romance Fraud. These networks target UK victims and often develop profiles and stories to appeal to potential victims, such as saying they are divorced or bereaved. Fraudsters will take time to develop a relationship; they may develop several potential victims at once.  Indicators may include:

  • They cannot physically meet you, especially if they’re overseas.
    •       A relationship moving quickly, possibly expressions of love or talk of marriage soon after first contact.
    •       They claim to be current or ex-servicemen or women, or they claim to be recently widowed to gain your sympathy.

Once they have won your trust, they will tell you of a problem they’re experiencing and why they need some money.  Any request for money should set alarm bells ringing.  Common tactics are:  a loved one needs money for medical treatment; or they want to visit you and need money to pay for flights; or there is a business opportunity.

Many victims have been asked to send money to African countries via money transfer services.  Recently, victims have reported being asked to send money to Turkey, and were given a Turkish IBAN (International Bank Account Number) to send funds to.  These scammers were claiming to be Americans or US Marines.

Never send money as part of an online relationship.  Once you do, the fraudster will keep inventing reasons why you need to send more.

For further advice about online relationships, please see our attached fact sheet.

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