A MAN is in a critical condition after falling from the fourth floor of St George's Shopping Centre in Harrow yesterday afternoon (25).

The man, in his thirties, was injured just after 2pm and was taken by air ambulance to a hospital in East London.

Models will take to a catwalk in St Ann's Shopping Centre on Saturday as some of Harrow's biggest stores show off their new clothing lines.

Fashion on the Move is at the centre in St Ann's Road from 11am to 4pm on Saturday October 1.

A public meeitng has been arranged for Wednesday, September 21, about 'Recycling In A Conservation Area' following concerns from residents on the Hill about difficulties in collecting trash.
It takes place at 7.30pm at Christ Church Roxeth in Roxeth Hill with speakers Alan Whiting, who is in charge of rubbish collection for Harrow Council, and ward councillor Councillor Ann Gate (Labour), who will explain where the garbage goes once it is picked up.

Harrow School seeks permission to build a new observatory on the lower roof on its Maths And Physics School in Football Lane in order to aid its teaching of astronomy.
The school said in its planning application of August 12 it wanted the observatory to be as discreet and produce as little light pollution as possible.

A SCHOOL'S plan for a multi-million pound revamp has been scuppered after Harrow Council refused planning permission for it to go ahead.
Orley Farm School, South Hill Avenue, Harrow on the Hill, had set aside £10million for extensive improvements to the building and its grounds.

A DAWN dawn chorus walk is being held in Harrow on the Hill by guide Michael Robinson
around Harrow School's otherwise private nature reserve, Newlands Woods, and golf course to identify birds, and participants should meet at 6.30am on Saturday, May 7, on the green outside Blues Restaurant and Bar in High Street.
The following day Jonathan Edwards starts his series of 2011 Hill walks with one about St Mary's Church, supported by churchwarden Pauline Chandler, for which walkers should meet at 2.30pm on the green outside Blues Restaurant and Bar ready to pay £3 for adults and £2 concessions, with children free.
Both are organised by the Harrow Hill Trust.

REVEALING photographs of a Harrow School art teacher have been emailed to scores of students.
Pictures of Joanne Salley, reported to be semi-nude, were found on a stolen memory stick and sent to hundreds of boys at the fee-paying school, in High Street, Harrow.

St Luke's Hospice in Kenton is holding a fifth annual family friendly Mother's Day walk on Sunday April 3 along a 1 œ-mile course around Harrow on the Hill starting at 1.30pm at Our Lady of St Thomas and Canterbury Church in Roxborough Park, where it also finishes.
Entry costs £5 for adults and £3 for under-16s and concessions, and participants will be able to enjoy home-made cakes afterwards.

HARROW on the Hill's former police station in West Street has been sold by the Metropolitan Police Authority to one of eight bidders although details of the sale remain confidential.
The 1873 building housed several teams, including the Greenhill and Harrow on the Hill Safer Neighbourhood Teams, until their relocation to a new base at Kirkland House in Peterborough Road, Harrow, in 2009.

A LOBBYING group for Harrow pensioners that is working with less than a quarter of the funding of its predecessors is to meet next month.
Three separated organisations with a combined subsidy of £60,000 - the Partnership with Older People panel, the Older People's Reference Group and the Harrow Pensioners' Forum - were replaced with a single body, the Harrow Older People's Assembly, and a grant of just £13,000 from Harrow Council, at the end of last year.