Brent Labour is making things happen.
Congratulations to everyone across Brent receiving their GCSE and Tech results today!
New research shows London’s children are seeing better lung growth and function as air gets cleaner.
Cleaner air means healthier lungs and a healthier future.
Labour at City Hall is delivering a cleaner, more breathable London.
...https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/articles/clyj3k3ex22o
New research has found that children in London are seeing better lung growth and function alongside cleaner air.
Cleaner air is not just about numbers on a pollution monitor. It means healthier lungs, healthier children and a healthier future for London.
Labour at City Hall is ...delivering a cleaner, breathable future for London
https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/articles/clyj3k3ex22o
Looking for something new in your career?
More than 150 employers will be at Wembley Stadium on 15 September with jobs, apprenticeships and training opportunities for Brent residents.
10am to 3.30pm | Free entry
Book via Brent Works or scan the QR code.
...https://brentworks.brent.gov.uk/Web%20Forms/WebUser/Events/Event.aspx?Id=1
Are you a Brent resident looking for something new in your career ?
That is why Brent Labour is backing opportunities that connect residents directly with employers, training and apprenticeships, and why Wembley Jobs Fair matters.
On Tuesday 15 September, more than 150 employers... will be at Wembley Stadium, ready to speak to people about real vacancies and career opportunities.
If you are looking for your first job, thinking about a change of career or ready for your next step, come along.
Tuesday 15 September
10am to 15:30pm
Wembley Stadium
Free to attend
Scan the QR code to book your tickets or visit https://brentworks.brent.gov.uk/Web%20Forms/WebUser/Events/Event.aspx?Id=1
Having a clear-out this weekend? Brent’s free community skips are here to help.
Got an old sofa, mattress, washing machine or other bulky household items taking up space? You can bring up to five items for free to one of this weekend’s community skips. Just remember to bring proof of ...your Brent address.
Cricklewood & Mapesbury
22–36 Pine Road, NW2 6RY
Saturday 22 August
10am to 12 noon
Willesden Green
28–42 Deacon Road, NW2 5QH
Saturday 22 August
2pm to 4pm
Barnhill
37–64 Brampton Grove, HA9 9QX
Sunday 23 August
10am to 12 noon
Reusable items can be given a new home, helping others while reducing waste too.
Please note that builders’ waste, garden waste, fridges, tyres, batteries, paint, oil and hazardous waste cannot be accepted. Please do not leave anything at the locations before the event, as this will be treated as fly-tipping.
Clear some space, give unwanted items a second life and help keep Brent clean and green.
Find out more https://www.brent.gov.uk/bins-rubbish-and-recycling/community-skips
This week @andyburnham confirmed the govt will be scrapping the “aim to permit� rule which leaves councils powerless to stop gambling dens opening on our high streets.
We took a walk down the high street in #Harlesden and #KensalGreen to explain what this will mean in ...practice.
Andy Burnham has confirmed the government will be scrapping the “aim to permit” rule which leaves councils powerless to stop gambling dens opening on our high streets.
We took a walk down the high street in #Harlesden and #KensalGreen to explain what this will mean in practice and bust... a few myths along the way. 🎰🚫
Disposable BBQ sales are temporarily banned due to the wildfire risk.
In Brent, BBQs and fires are already banned in our parks; offenders will be fined.
Please help protect our parks, wildlife, and communities.
Disposable BBQ sales are temporarily banned due to the wildfire risk.
In Brent, BBQs and fires are already banned in our parks, offenders will fined.
Please help protect our parks, wildlife and communities.
I’ve walked London’s high streets and seen the same pattern. Poorer communities with clustering of gambling premises while wealthier areas are protected.
That’s why I campaigned to scrap Aim to Permit.
This is a win for local communities and the future of our ...high streets.
Huge campaign win as the Labour government announcing plans to scrap the ‘Aim to Permit’ rule, making it easier for councils to say NO to unwanted gambling shops.
This is a campaign that started in Harlesden and that, thanks to the hard work of residents and local councillors,
