
Robert Collins
Group Deputy Editor at Barnet Borough Times Series
Deputy Editor at St Albans & Harpenden Review
Deputy Editor at Tottenham and Wood Green Independent
Deputy Editor at Harrow Times
Web content editor at the Hendon Times series. Stories or enquiries, about our sites? Let me know. Views my own. [email protected]
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2 days ago |
times-series.co.uk | Robert Collins
Barnet Council’s licensing sub-committee approved plans for a Paddy Power unit in Ballards Lane, Finchley, to make alterations to its premises. David Roberts, a licensing consultant acting on behalf of Paddy Power, told the committee it was not an application for a new betting licence, but for a review of the existing licence.
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5 days ago |
times-series.co.uk | Robert Collins
Pymmes Brook. Photo: LDRS More than 700 people have joined calls to stop plans for flood defence scheme in a park. Enfield Council’s watercourses team has suggested a plan to restore the “polluted” Pymmes Brook, which runs through the park, by putting back meanders - adding natural-looking bends - and possibly enabling the water to spill out more across sections of floodplain.
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1 week ago |
times-series.co.uk | Robert Collins
2 1/1 Enfield Council is teaming up with an environmental charity to create a ‘tool library’ to help residents save money. Instead of books, the shelves will be stocked with DIY supplies and electronic goods that can be borrowed for a set period of time.
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1 month ago |
thisislocallondon.co.uk | Robert Collins
Station Road, North Harrow. Part of Station Road in North Harrow will remain closed until July 1. Image Credit: Google Maps. Permission to use with all LDRS partners Several road closures will disrupt residents of Harrow throughout next month while major utility works are carried out. Unspecified road works on Station Road in north Harrow will be ongoing throughout the month and not be completed until the start of July, having kicked off on April 7.
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1 month ago |
times-series.co.uk | Robert Collins
Families and teachers gather outside Islington Town Hall ahead of the closures verdict. Photograph: Josef Steen Two primary schools will close this summer due to falling pupil numbers and rising financial deficits. Parents, children and teachers from St Jude and St Paul’s and Highbury Quadrant, determined to “save their schools”, marched to the Town Hall yesterday evening (Thursday, April 24) where Islington Council's cabinet was to vote in plans first announced in November.
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Several of our Borehamwood stories joined up this week to become one big, pulsating story. Join the dots in tomorrow's Borehamwood Times.

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