Month: July 2016

One of our members happened to find out what is going on when visiting the Post Office today that the ‘Consultation’ period to consider the move has already begun. Opening on 27 July it extends to 14 September, the proposed month of change being November.
Paper copies of the details of the proposed move are available at the Post Office.

{color:blue; text-decoration:underline; font-weight:normal;} a.aolmailheader:visited

we have now arranged a customer forum drop in session to allow local residents and customers to speak to representatives of the Post Office about our proposal for Pinner Crown Post Office:

 

Date: 16^th August

Location: Pinner Methodist Church, Love Lane, Pinner, HA5 3EE

Time: 3.30pm – 7.30pm

 

Please feel free to pass on to anyone interested in attending.

 

As part their move to improve cycle security across the Capital, Harrow Safer Transport Team, part of the Transport for London (TfL) funded Metropolitan Police Service Safer Transport Command, are offering free security marking and registration on the MPS preferred database, BikeRegister.com.

 

Security marking your bike deters potential thieves as your bike can be easily traced if it is stolen.

 

It would normally cost approximately £20 to have this done via the internet. We are offering this service completely FREE with BikeRegister.com.

 

To get your bike marked please attend The Bike Shop, 511 Pinner Road (next to Tesco Express), North Harrow this Saturday 23rd July between 10:30am – 3:45pm.

 

On 23 June gloom descended on Pinner in the form of  of the very heavy rainfall in the evening. Not only was Chapel Lane awash, but so was Marsh Road too.

The Council has circulated this pamphlet to launch a ‘Consultation’ on the “Sympathetic Development” of  Waxwell Lane Car park to deliver “a valuable contribution to the Village Centre”, not whether or not it should be retained as as Car Park.   This car park has become more heavily used in recent months.  The  web site reference on the poster tells you no more than ‘Watch this space’.  Obviously the development of the site would swell the Council’s coffers, but at the expense of the livelihood of local businesses which it currently serves and to the detriment of those living locally. Don’t miss this opportunity to ‘consult’.