As many of you might know, Kensal Green Mutual Aid has been doing wonderful work helping local residents who have been in need of help during this very difficult period. Now Kensal Green Mutual Aid is organising a Socially Distanced Festival on our doorsteps.
It will take place on Sunday 9 August at four different locations between 12 and 3pm. The locations are :
Roundwood Park cafe - 12 - 1.30pm
Holland Road (corner with Furness Road) - 12.45-2pm
Palermo Road (near Wrottesley Road) - 1.30- 2.30
Kensal Rise Library - 1.30 - 3pm
Acts include Break Dance, Poetry, Theatre performers, and a legendary steel band soloist.
This will be a wonderful opportunity to enjoy some performances and to have a chat to your neighbours.
On a less pleasant note, we had a couple of burglaries in Palermo Road last week. The police do not think they are related. The first was a break-in, where the robbers managed to take various items. The second was an attempt at entering a property through an open front window. As the resident screamed the burglar ran away.
The Safer Neighbourhood Local Police are advising residents to have double locks with 2 keys or a strong main lock and to make sure that they don't leave windows open. Burglars will try the easiest or weakest doors and windows. They also mentioned that installing a bell with camera seems to indicate that this will reduce burglaries significantly.
Keep safe and lets come together on Sunday
It will take place on Sunday 9 August at four different locations between 12 and 3pm. The locations are :
Roundwood Park cafe - 12 - 1.30pm
Holland Road (corner with Furness Road) - 12.45-2pm
Palermo Road (near Wrottesley Road) - 1.30- 2.30
Kensal Rise Library - 1.30 - 3pm
Acts include Break Dance, Poetry, Theatre performers, and a legendary steel band soloist.
This will be a wonderful opportunity to enjoy some performances and to have a chat to your neighbours.
On a less pleasant note, we had a couple of burglaries in Palermo Road last week. The police do not think they are related. The first was a break-in, where the robbers managed to take various items. The second was an attempt at entering a property through an open front window. As the resident screamed the burglar ran away.
The Safer Neighbourhood Local Police are advising residents to have double locks with 2 keys or a strong main lock and to make sure that they don't leave windows open. Burglars will try the easiest or weakest doors and windows. They also mentioned that installing a bell with camera seems to indicate that this will reduce burglaries significantly.
Keep safe and lets come together on Sunday
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