Rawlinson Gold have kindly offered to pay for the leaflets to be printed.
Flower Boxes Replanted – Summer comes to Pinner
Have you noticed that the Flower Boxes on the street railings around Pinner, Pinner Green and Cannon Lane have been planted up for the summer? Harrow Council staff do the gardening, but the Northwood & District Business Club organise local businesses and societies to sponsor the annual cost of providing these attractive additions to the street scene. The Pinner Association are pleased to be able sponsor eight of these flowers boxes every year.
Following a request from The Pinner Association, Harrow Council have also kindly planted up the split wall at the Pinner High Street War Memorial, and this is looking very pretty with dainty multi-coloured petunias and pelargoniums flowering in the June sunshine.
Donation to Harrow Foodbank.
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f you have ever wondered how the monies collected by Pinner Association are spent. This is just one of the things we get involved in.
How many people reading this are aware that there are 2000 food banks in the UK and that this year alone they have handed out more than one million food parcels to those in need? If you have seen the Ken Loach film “I, Daniel Blake” you may have some insight into the problems of the homeless and the hungry.
Sadly, in the London Borough of Harrow, Harrow Foodbank, seeded by the Trussell Trust, is running three centres for the distribution of food.
The Pinner Association, acutely aware of its role within the charitable sector, is about to make a donation of £1000 to Harrow Foodbank. Donations are sorely needed from community associations and the general public as there are very few if any large corporate donors in the Borough.
The Pinner Association is proud to be of help in this way and hopes that other organisations will be keen to follow its example.
Harrow Foodbank contact details:
Tel : 0208 416 7344
Increase Car Theft In Pinner South
There has been a spike in car thefts in South Pinner.
The guidance from our local safer neighbourhood teams can be found here:-
Pinner Wood School scheduled to return home by January
Good News. The latest update from Harrow Council can be found here.
Update on works at the site of PWS 24 May
Flower Boxes
You may have noticed that all of the flower boxes around Pinner are looking totally devoid of flowers at the moment.
We have been informed that shortly after Pinner Fair these will be replanted.
Pinner Fair – Bus Diversions and Traffic Restrictions
Just a reminder that from 16:00 on 30 May until 8:00 on 1 June. The following buses will be diverted down West End Lane
183, H11, H12 & H13.
Vehicle traffic restrictions will also apply see below:
If you are going to the fair, I would suggest that you use public transport or walk as parking will be restricted in the area.
Poll Card – incorrect information
For those of you that live in the Pinner & Hatch End area’s of Ruislip, Northwood & Pinner Constituency. The information on the back for how to register for a postal/proxy vote is incorrect as it is only relevant to the Hillingdon part of the constituency.
You will need to apply through Harrow Council – links below
London North West Healthcare Cyber Attack
Unfortunately our local health trust was affected by the cyber attack on Friday.
This is the information that they have issued for patients.
Monday 15 May (Updated: 11am)
Since Friday’s cyber attack, staff across the Trust have been working tirelessly to ensure patients are cared for safely.
We identified the virus at 12.45pm on Friday (12 May) in three PCs and two servers. As soon as the virus was identified we took immediate action to protect our systems from any data loss and further corruption.
As a precaution we shut down a number of IT systems and some services are currently using paper-based systems. It is the precautionary measures we have taken that have caused most disruption, not the virus itself.
We continue to work with NHS Digital and will begin to switch our IT systems back on when we feel it is safe to do so.
In the meantime we are asking the public to help our staff and visit our emergency departments for serious and life-threatening injuries and conditions only. Please consider the alternatives, such as visiting your local walk-in centre, pharmacy or calling 111 for minor injuries and advice. This will help relieve pressure on our services.
Advice for patients
Patients are asked to attend their appointment or operation as planned over the coming days, unless they have been contacted and told not to attend. If patients or their loved ones need to get in touch about their appointment or operation, please call (instead of email) our main hospital switchboards:
- Central Middlesex Hospital: 0208 965 5733
- Ealing Hospital: 0208 967 5000
- Northwick Park and St. Mark’s hospitals: 0208 864 3232
We apologise for any delays and cancellations that patients will experience and we thank you for your continued patience and cooperation as we work to resolve these issues.