Recently by Hannah Bewley

AN APPLICATION for a controversial block of flats has been recommended for approval by Harrow Council.

If the planning committee approves the plans on Thursday February 23 a large block of nine flats will be built at 69, West End Lane, Pinner.

PINNER Players are putting on a theatrical take of the popular television comedy 'Allo 'Allo.

The amateur dramatic group will be performing at Pinner Village Hall, Chapel Lane from Wednesday 22 February to Saturday 25 at 7.45pm.

OWNERS of a Pinner pub have appealed against a decision to refuse a change of use for offices and flats.

An application submitted to Harrow Council to change The King George IV pub in Marsh Road, Pinner, into offices on the ground-floor and into flats on the first-floor and was refused on January 27.

DINERS in Pinner will be treated to yet another Italian restaurant in the High Street.

Carluccio's is planning to open a restaurant at the premises of Brasserie Gerard, which closed just over a month ago.

SLEEP deprived neighbours have won their battle against a licence extension for a 'rowdy' bar in Pinner High Street.

Campaigners who said their weekends were constantly disrupted by drinkers at Vintage Wine bar have vowed to continue their fight against the bar's opening hours now they are united against it.

A CELEBRITY chef helped raise money for a Pinner charity at one of the village's most well-known restaurants.
Television chef and presenter Ainsley Harriott lunched at Friends restaurant in High Street with chef patron Terry Farr and picked the winner for the St Valentine's day raffle.

pic cap: being taken Thursday afternoon

A CENTENARIAN from Pinner celebrated her birthday with a few glasses of wine and her family.

HARROW Police have released images of two men on a H12 bus on Thursday February 2 after £80,000 worth of damage was caused by fire.

The bus was travelling along Eastcote Road, Pinner, when a fire broke out on the top deck.

HARDY synagogue members braved the cold weather for a sleepover to raise money for people living in freezing conditions in eastern Europe.

World Jewish Relief supporters from Northwood and Pinner Liberal Synagogue slept in its grounds to raise money for Operation Winter Survival, which encourages people to take action against poverty in Europe and the former Soviet
Union.

A PINNER business is launching a campaign to get students' heads off their desk and stop their stomachs from rumbling.

School Dynamics is working with Pinner cartoonist Robert Duncan to make schoolchildren more alert in the morning by encouraging them to eat breakfast.