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Fears of 3-mile Tube station detour as new School Street planned for Brent
A local petition has been launched against the School Street planned near South Kenton Underground station
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Full of list of 86 London Greene King pubs staying open for England vs Mexico game
Dozens of Greene King pubs will be open from kick off until the final whistle in the early hours of Monday (July 6)
'My business burnt down in Brent fire - I lost so many memories of my dad'
Wings World was one of 0ver 200 businesses that were destroyed as a fire broke out in Brent
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London borough made up to £11m in a year from staggering number of driving fines on School Streets
A staggering 73,018 Penalty Charge Notices were handed out by Brent Council in 12 months for violations at pick-up and drop-off times
Butchers and hairdressers caught selling illegal cigarettes as North London team recovers £1.7m from crime
Brent Council's Regulatory Service Manager said illegal tobacco sales are "a major problem" in the area
Disabled Brent woman awarded £5k over windowless basement hotel room
Miss X claims the living conditions had "a harmful impact" on her health
Another 108 Wembley homes planned as locals 'deeply concerned' about impact on area
The development would see an old hospital building and ambulance station demolished
Wembley road closures for Harry Styles, My Chemical Romance and Bruno Mars gigs
Other Brent areas with significant road closures in July are Willesden, Harlesden and Preston
A third of renters are facing a 35-year slog to get on the property ladder
A third of renters are saving £100 a month or less and face a 35-year slog to get on the property ladder – with the goalposts moving if house prices climb.
Bill payers face a £221 bill hike if they fail to switch to a fixed energy tariff
Bill payers could face a £221 bill hike if they fail to switch to a fixed energy tariff in the next seven days.
Brent enters new political era after election shake-up
Cllr Mary Mitchell says Brent has entered a new political era after Labour lost its majority, with opposition parties set to play a greater role.
11 London councils have no idea if temporary accommodation purchases are making people homeless
EXCLUSIVE: Our investigation shows a third of councils in London are not checking if families are being turfed out so they can buy a property
Record-breaking June heatwave would be 'virtually impossible' in 1976, scientists say
The recent heatwave that has shattered records has intensified warnings about the pace and impact of climate change across Europe.
The 5 North London schools getting a share of £1.5m to fix 'leaky or worn-out roofs'
Most of the repair works are set to be completed during the summer holidays
'What a victory' - Gambling venue bid for empty bank thrown out after 220 objections
A plan to turn the former Lloyds Bank in Willesden Green into an adult gaming centre has been blocked following strong community opposition.
'Compassionate' Brent social workers praised by Ofsted for 'strong relationships' with families
Brent Council's Children's Services team was rated 'Good' following a recent inspection by the education watchdog
Is Halifax down? Users report issues with banking app and login error
Halifax users have reported issues with the bank this morning (June 23), including issues with login and the app not loading.
Social media app X down as thousands of users report issues with app and website
X users have reported issues with the app, feed and timeline, and the website itself this afternoon (June 22).
Deprived North London neighbourhood being saturated with gambling venues finally sees one rejected
More than 200 residents, councillors ad other politicians had called for the council to refuse the licence in Willesden
Investigation launched after 70 firefighters tackle blaze at Wembley shops and flats
An investigation has been launched following a fire that tore through a row of shops and flats in Wembley.