News

At our AGM on Wednesday, Joanne Verden was created a Life Vice-President for recognition of  her 60 years service to the association.  Further information will follow later about the AGM.

Come and ask your question to the Chief Executive Officer of Harrow Council, Sean Harriss:

See you there!

A meeting has been arranged by the Rt. Hon. Nick Hurd MP to discuss your concerns over the increase in aggravated burglaries that have happened across his constituency.

This meeting will be attended by Superintendent Duncan Slade (West BCU) and Superintendent Claire Clark (North West BCU) and Nick Hurd will be chairing the meeting.

At least half of the 75 minutes will be dedicated to a Q&A and so there will be an opportunity for residents to put their concerns directly to the police.

If anybody would like to submit a question prior to the meeting (we are happy to forward your question to Nick’s PA.) [email protected]

The meeting is to be held at Fairfield Hall, Windsor Cl, Northwood HA6 1PD,

We understand that parking is limited.  The hall is close to Northwood Hills Underground Station and H11 & H13 buses stop close to the hall.

 

We are creating a members only section of our website.

What information would you like to see?

• Digital version of the Villager Magazine
• Minutes of meetings
• Recommendations of good local workmen/shops.
• Any thing else.

We are open to all suggestions.

Please email [email protected] with your idea’s.

Thanks

 

We are currently creating a members only section of our website. Please be patient whist this work is being completed.

 

One of the immediate changes made to the website is that you are now no-longer able to leave a message unless you are logged in as a member.

We will not be authorising users access to our website until all of the work is completed.  If you need to leave a message please email [email protected]

Thank you for your understanding

 

Below is a copy of the July 2018 Villager Magazine

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A man has been charged with murder following the fatal stabbing of a shopkeeper in Marsh Road Pinner early on Sunday, 24th of March.

Alexander Stephen Gunn, aged 31 and of no fixed abode, was charged on Thursday, 4th April with the murder of 54-year-old Ravi Katharkamar.  He was also charged with robbery.

Gunn appeared  in custody at Willesden Magistrates’ Court on Friday, 5th April.   He had previously appeared at the same court on Monday, 1st April charged with burglary, theft from a motor vehicle, possession of an offensive weapon and driving whilst disqualified.

This arrest follows an investigation by detectives from the Homicide and Major Crime Command, Metropolitan Police.

We commend the Metropolitan Police in making this arrest, and our thoughts continue to be with the family and friends of Mr Katharkamar at this tragically sad time.

The Pinner Association have been informed that there are to be at least two major road / footway works in the Pinner area, starting on Monday 8^th April (the start of the school Easter holidays).  These areas will be best avoided if possible as traffic management controls / diversions will be in place.

• Eastcote Road / Marsh Road Junction:   This junction will be closed in Eastcote Road and a diversion in place to allow the works by Harrow Council contractors to relocate the traffic island in Eastcote Road and modify the kerbs such that there will be only one lane for vehicles approaching the junction from Eastcote Road.  These works are intended to make the junction safer for pedestrians to cross and for cyclists.  The diversion for these works will affect local bus routes.

 

• West End Lane:      The works along West End Lane will be carried out by Instalcom who are installing fibre optic cables in Harrow borough, from Rickmansworth Road, through Pinner and Rayners Lane to Northolt Road, continuing into Ealing borough.    The works will be carried out in stages along the road and the traffic management, including the side road closures and parking restrictions, will move along with them starting from the junction with Elm Park Road.  The works will be under the pavement on the Hazeldene Drive / High View side until crossing over just after Dickson Fold and then back again just before Meadow Road.  It is expected to get past West Lodge School during the two weeks of the school Easter holiday.