Harlesden bar's licence suspended following fights and noise
A Harlesden bar has had its alcohol licence suspended for three months after complaints of late-night music and customers being attacked with sticks.
Statue unveiled in Wembley to late Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts
A statue of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts is looking for a permanent home after being unveiled in a ceremony at his former local council offices.
Alperton family with autistic son plead to be rehoused
A mother is battling to get her family rehoused as her autistic son is forced to share a room with his brother that is “smaller than a prison cell”.
Neasden pub refused late licence amid fears around crime
A Neasden pub that broke lockdown rules under its former owner, and has had ongoing issues with drugs and violence, has been refused a late-night licence.
Rogue Wembley HGV trainer sentenced after selling non-existent training
A rogue HGV instructor was handed a suspended prison sentence and fined thousands of pounds after duping victims into applying for non-existent training.
Filthy phone boxes in Brent hotspot for drug dealing and prostitution say councillors
Filthy phone boxes in Brent that attract drug dealing, prostitution and fly-tipping should be ripped out say campaigners.
Brent cabinet approves 150 council home construction in Alperton
More than 150 new council homes will be built on the site of a former bus garage in Alperton as part of a major housing development.
ULEZ anomaly at Wembley Ikea meaning no £12.50-a-day emission fee
Shoppers visiting Wembley IKEA will avoid being charged for the new Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ).
Harlesden church faces eviction amid Old Common regeneration
A community church in Harlesden is at risk of being evicted as campaigners fear it could be lost for good.
Brent Council warns against illegal firework displays
People celebrating Bonfire Night and Diwali in Brent have been warned they could be slapped with £5,000 fines or a prison sentence if they hold illegal fireworks displays.
