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5 days ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
An illegal car meet is believed to have taken place on Saturday night at the Old Dairy retail park in South Ruislip, drawing a large crowd of supercar owners and spectators. According to eyewitness reports sent to Harrow Online, several high-performance vehicles were seen gathering at the site before carrying out burnouts, loud engine revving and dangerous driving – all common behaviour at these unauthorised meets. Police arrived swiftly at the scene to break up the gathering.
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5 days ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
London is gearing up for what’s being described as its “biggest ever month” for business and investment, with four major international events heading to the capital in June.
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5 days ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
Wealdstone Post Office on Headstone Drive is set to become a franchise branch later this year, as part of a wider plan affecting dozens of Post Offices across the UK. The change will see Universal Office Equipment (UK) Ltd (UOE), an experienced retail partner, take over the running of the branch. UOE already operates several Post Office branches and stores across London and the surrounding area. The transition is expected to happen in August or September 2025.
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6 days ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
Drivers in Harrow are being warned to expect delays on Harrow View from Monday (2 June) as two sets of roadworks are due to begin near Walton Drive. The works, carried out by Affinity Water, are scheduled to last for around four days and will involve temporary two-way traffic lights in place until Thursday (6 June). This will likely impact those heading towards Harrow Town Centre during peak times. Affinity Water said: “We’re currently carrying out essential maintenance in your area.
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6 days ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
The Mayor of London’s popular Eid on the Square celebration is set to return to Trafalgar Square on Sunday 8 June, bringing together Londoners from all backgrounds to mark Eid al-Adha. Running from 12pm to 6pm, the free, family-friendly event will once again transform the heart of the capital with live performances, Islamic-inspired art, and food from around the world.
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1 week ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
A fly-tipper caught red-handed dumping rubbish on a residential street in Harrow Weald has been fined £1,000 — and paid the penalty in full. The incident happened on Weighton Road, where the individual was captured on camera disposing of household waste next to communal bins. A Harrow Council spokesperson posted on social media: “Friday Fun-Day? Not for this fly-tipper! Caught red-handed on Weighton Road and slapped with a £1,000 fine – paid in full. “Our officers don’t mess about.
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1 week ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
The latest category for this year’s Harrow Online Awards has just been announced – Best Indian Restaurant. The team at Harrow Online are now asking residents to head over to the Harrow Online Facebook Group and comment on the pinned post with who they think should make the final shortlist. Nominations will close soon, with the final list of nominees set to be revealed next week.
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1 week ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
Barnet Council says it has saved over £2.2 million in temporary accommodation costs by tackling social housing fraud, according to a new report. The council, which covers areas bordering Harrow such as Mill Hill, Edgware and Burnt Oak, recovered 34 properties during the 2024–2025 financial year. These homes were being used illegally and have now been returned to those in genuine need of housing.
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1 week ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
A man from north-west London who survived a cardiac arrest while out running has become the first person to sign up for this year’s London Life Hike. Rob Hutt, who was 59 at the time, collapsed last summer during a run near his home. Two other runners stopped to help, giving him CPR after calling 999 – an act that ultimately saved his life. Rob, a dad of three and grandfather of three, said: “It’s a miracle I’m alive. Those strangers were responsible for that miracle.
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1 week ago | 
harrowonline.org | Chris Mitchell
A Chinese restaurant in Bushey Heath has made a remarkable turnaround after being previously handed a low food hygiene score earlier this year. Chikayan Chinese Restaurant, located at 27–29 High Road, Bushey has now been awarded a rating of 5 out of 5 following a reinspection by environmental health officers on 22 May 2025—the highest rating possible. Back in March, the restaurant received a rating of just 1 out of 5, but since then, significant improvements have clearly been made.
