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Sadiq Khan Mayor of London
Navin Shah GLA Brent & Harrow
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Sadiq Khan Mayor of London
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Harrow Christmas Challenge
I attended Christmas dinner with a group of charming teenagers in December, which was part of Harrow Council's Christmas Challenge programme for young people. At the event there was tradtional Turkey and Yorkshire Pudding Meal and celebration with certificates awarded to Young Achievers at Churchill Place in Harrow. On my table there was a considerable interest from the youth about the London Olympics and how it will benefit Harrow. The event was attended by attended by the Leader of the Council, Bill Stephenson and the Portfolio Holder for Children Services Cllr Brian Gate.
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22nd December 2010
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Navin Shah is the Labour Party's candidate for the London Assembly seat of Brent and Harrow 2016