Showing posts with label Kenton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kenton. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 August 2025

90 years ago my Uncle Ron lamented the loss of trees in Honeypot Lane

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  Honeypot Lane (Centre) 1923     Honeypot Lane beginning to be built up (1935) When he was 18, my maternal Uncle Ronald (Jefferies) lived w...
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Tuesday, 16 July 2024

Kenton escapes Wealdstone Brook flooding - did local environmental action help?

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Cllr Sunita Hirani (Kenton) has posted a Tweet re yesterday's flood warning about potential flooding in Kenton (and Wealdstone and Wembl...
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Monday, 15 July 2024

GOVERNMENT FLOOD WARNING!!! WEALDSTONE BROOK AT KENTON, WEALDSTONE AND WEMBLEY

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  River levels are rising rapidly on the Wealdstone Brook due to heavy rainfall overnight tonight, Monday 15th July, and ...
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Friday, 14 July 2023

Warnings of likely sewage discharge into Wealdstone Brook

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  Thanks to social media we know that there appears to be yet another sewage discharge into the Wealdstone Brook at Lindsay Drive in Kenton ...
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Wednesday, 16 November 2022

Resident promises legal action if Minterne Road planning application approved tonight

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  A planning application to demolish six garages in Minterne Road, Kenton, and replace with a 4 bedroom house will be heard at Planning Comm...
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Wednesday, 17 August 2022

Key questions for Kenton councillors over Brent Council's action on polio virus

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  COPY OF EMAIL SENT TO THE 3 KENTON WARD COUNCILLORS – WEDNESDAY 17 TH  AUGUST 2022 –   Wednesday 17 th  August 2022....
Thursday, 7 July 2022

Cross-party and non-party call for Brent Council to play its part in tackling Wealdstone Brook pollution

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 'Nauseating' - Wealdstone Brook earlier this year   Wembley Matters has covered the long-running issue of sewage and other pollutio...
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Wednesday, 15 July 2020

Barnhill by-election result could be over-turned by Courts. Hearing starts tomorrow.

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The two day recount hearing for the Barnhill by-election starts tomorrow and as a bombshell curtain raiser the Kilburn Times today LINK   r...
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Thursday, 7 March 2019

Details of next round of Brent Connects meetings - all residents welcome. Get on your soapbox and air your concerns to Brent Council

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From Brent Council Kilburn Harlesden Wembley Willesden Kingsbury & Kenton Tuesday 26 March 20...
Wednesday, 8 November 2017

Brent to compulsorily purchase Kenton property - more to come?

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Residents of Brent will be aware of the number of empty residential properties in the borough and many voices have been raised urging t...
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Thursday, 19 October 2017

How will we spend £3.1 million Community Infrastructure Levy in Wembley? What about other areas?

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CIL available for distribution in each area The Community Infrastructure Levy (a levy on development projects to provide support to t...
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