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A man was taken to hospital after another car was flipped over at a car crash hotspot. Dozens of people in Royston Park Road backed a petition calling for safety measures, with one claiming the local problem is partly down to races and general speeding from the South Oxhey and the Watford area to Hatch End. On Wednesday (May 19) at around 6pm, a car overturned in yet another crash at the road in Pinner. The most recent crash is believed to be at least the fifth in recent months. According to the London Ambulance Service, a man was treated at the scene and taken to hospital.
Notices placed by Harrow Council in this week’s edition of the
Harrow Times outline the intention to seek orders that will affect Milne Field and The Avenue, Headstone Lane and Streatfield Road. Milne Field, at its junction with Uxbridge Road, Hatch End, is set to be closed from 5pm on May 30 until 6am the following day for utility works. The order, if made, will remain in effect until July 31, but the work is expected to be completed by May 31. In addition while the work is carried out, vehicles will be prevented from waiting or loading at any time in The Avenue in these locations:
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Pizza Express said it is now hiring as part of preparations for the next phases of reopening sites and easing restrictions in May and June.
The chain reopened 118 of its restaurants on 12 April after the Government gave the green light to resume outdoor dining.
It said that these gardens and terraces have been busy on the back of good weather over the past two weeks.
A further 24 restaurants will open in England for al-fresco dining from next week, while restrictions will start to be lifted in Scotland for indoor dining from 26 April.
The group said it will reopen the rest of its sites from May but expects to hire more staff after this as customer numbers are expected to rise when service restrictions loosen further in June.