THE FORMER head teacher of a Wembley school has been charged with fraud.
Sir Alan Davies, 64, of Grants Close, Mill Hill, was suspended from his role at Copland School in Cecil Avenue in 2009.

A CAMPAIGN for better access to Wembley Central underground station has finally paid off.
TFL has made the station the 65th on the network to become step free from the street to platform level, just in time for the Olympics.

A FOURTH man has been arrested in connection with the murder of a 25-year-old man in Dollis Hill.
A 23-year-man was arrested on suspicion of murder at an address in Wembley on Monday.

A REPORT by library campaigners reveals there have been 167,004 fewer visits since half of the borough's facilities were closed in October last year.
The document, which also states that 158,809 fewer books have been issued since the six library closures, was presented to the council's executive at a Town Hall meeting on Monday night.

THE FRIENDS and family of a 25-year-old man who died from stab wounds at the weekend have posted heartfelt tributes online.
Luke Fitzpatrick died near The Ox and Gate Pub in Dollis Hill on Saturday night at around 11.30.

A HARLESDEN man has been jailed for a minimum of 34 years for his part in a murder.

A MURDER inquiry is underway after two men were stabbed near a pub in Dollis Hill.
Police were called to The Ox and Gate Pub on Coles Green Road at 11.30pm on Saturday to reports of a stabbing.

A SPECIAL summer fair will be held at a school celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Elsley Primary School, Tokygnton Avenue in Wembley, is appealing to former teachers and pupils to come and join the fun on Saturday June 16.

CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save a treasured library centre compiled a detailed report of what they claim are Brent Council's 'failings' with regard to a public consultation, and sent it to each member of the authority.
The Keep Willesden Green Campaign has been battling the council for some months to get the authority to 'pause, listen and reflect' on plans to knock down the Willesden Green Library Centre and replace it with a new cultural hub, 92 new homes and associated parking.

A PEACEFUL protest outside a local library successfully halted the council's plan to strip the building of its treasured books.
More than 50 people gathered outside Kensal Rise Library today after council workers turned up with security staff to empty the building of its stock.