Grant Williams is a local democracy reporter, covering politics in Brent and Harrow. He has written for various publications including Harrow Online, Asian Standard News, MyLondon, and the Kilburn Times. Grant's focus is on reporting on local issues and providing insight into the education system in the area.
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Grant Williams' coverage indicates a focus on local news, council decisions, and education in the Brent area. His interest in government announcements and legal policy regulation suggests that he may be responsive to pitches related to local governance, educational policies, and regulatory changes within the specified region.
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By: Grant Williams
· 4-min read A North London council is being urged to put a series of tiled murals depicting major sporting and entertainment events
Some of the murals in the Bobby Moore Bridge subway have remained hidden behind advertising for more than a decade
By: Grant Williams
Brent Council is being urged to put a series of tiled murals depicting major sporting and entertainment events back on permanent public display after they
By: Grant Williams
A Turkish restaurant in Kingsbury could have its licence revoked for multiple alleged breaches of its conditions after complaints it is operating ‘more
A Turkish restaurant could have its licence after complaints it is operating ‘more like a nightclub’.
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A dangerous invasive weed that can cause ‘blistering, life-changing burns' has been found in a children's playground. The founder of a local community group has taken it upon themselves to clear the plant, suggesting even if it is there for only a day it's ‘one too many' and is calling on the council to ‘stand up and take responsibility' to remove it.
A member of the public has dug up the plants and left them in piles outside the playground, but it is illegal for him to remove them entirely
The artworks, depicting major events in history, have been covered by adverts for more than a decade.
By: Grant Williams
A history group is calling for tiled murals of major sporting and entertainment events to be put back on show after they were covered up by…
By: Grant Williams
A dangerous invasive weed that can cause ‘blistering, life-changing burns’ has been found in a children’s playground. The founder of a local community
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