The Pinner Association
– The Voice of our Community
Can you help?
We are holding our annual “Concerts in The Park” this year.
30 July, 6, 13 & 20 August @2pm – 4:30pm
The concerts are held in Pinner Memorial Park.
We need volunteers to help:-
If you would like to know more about the stewards role Band Concert Steward’s Instructions 2023
The concerts may not take place if there are severe weather warnings.
Iron Aid Foundation are organising Eid in the Park. – Pinner Memorial Park.
Set up for this event will start about 8am
Prayers will be at 10am
They envisage that the event will be finished by 1pm.
All are welcome.
I know that the council were hoping to get the bridge repaired by June but this has slipped.
We have recieved this update from by Councillor Stevenson
“Sorry for the delay on this one. I’ve spoken with Ray and he’s confirmed we have a specialist coming in to inspect the rotten wood, he’s already booked in for w/c 03/07/2023 to determine if we can go ahead with our scheduled work. They will either confirm whether this will be a quick fix or if we will need to do renew the whole bridge due to the safety concerns we have.”
Message from Harrow Council
Everyone knows a local hero
Our flagship community awards returns this September! And we want to hear about our local heroes.
Harrow’s Heroes celebrates the extraordinary achievements, hard work and dedication of people and teams who make our borough a special place to live and work.
It highlights and showcases the best of the borough. We know thousands of people go out of their way to help their neighbours and communities.
From our carers, food distributers, our emergency services, and teachers; to volunteers, street cleaners, befrienders and transport drivers – there are lots of great things taking place in our borough that we want to celebrate.
No matter how big or small the difference made, we want to hear about the fantastic people who make our borough special.
The awards are open to everyone who lives or works in Harrow or serves Harrow residents.
Terms and conditions
How to nominate
Nominations are open until Sunday 23 July and can be done online via the link below.
Dear Watch Member,
Action Fraud, the national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime, has published new data showing that in the last financial year, it received 6,457 reports of holiday fraud, amounting to over £15m lost.
Victims reported losing a total of £15,319,057, a 41 per cent increase on last year’s results, which amounts to an average loss of £2,372 per victim. From May – August alone, more than £4.6m was lost. Their news story can be found at:
With the summer months seeing the highest levels for holiday fraud reports, Action Fraud has launched a national awareness campaign to urge the public to think twice before booking a holiday, so consumers don’t get burnt before they are on the beach.
Interestingly, people in their 20s and 40s who reported losses accounted for 44 per cent of all reports, further dispelling the myth that only older people are targeted by fraudsters.
Holiday fraud encompasses many different tactics employed by criminals to dupe unsuspecting members of the public. The most frequent frauds are clone comparison websites, airline websites and holiday websites.
An emerging trend is fraudsters using counterfeit Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing (ATOL) protect numbers on their fake webpage. All credible and trusted companies are provided with a number that shows the company has passed the regulatory checks by ATOL, with this number being unique to the website. Recently, fake websites have used duplicate or fabricated numbers which have been edited onto an ATOL logo.
ATOL recommends double checking all numbers on websites and with travel operators before handing over any money. If you do pay, use a credit card as this can offer greater protection should you lose your money.
If you need to reply regarding this message, tap on this email address: [email protected]
Regards,
Lee O’Brien
Pinner Safer Neighbourhood Team
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 020 8721 2775