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Swine influenza (29/04)
Some links to information.

European parliamentary election 4 June 2009 (27/04)
The official notice of election for the electoral region of London.

Save time and money - pay council tax by direct debit (27/04)
Direct debit is the easiest and cheapest method of paying your council tax bill.

Change your life in an evening (22/04)
There are children in Brent in need of adoption and an information evening about how you can help is being held on 6 May.

Get drugs aware at Brent Youth Matters 2 (22/04)
Young people can find out about the reality of drugs and their effects at the next Brent Youth Matters 2 (BYM2) forum on 5 May.

Fire at Cumberland Business Park (22/04)
There was a fire at Unit 11, Cumberland Business Park, on the night of 21 April 2009.

Brent streets are cleanest ever (17/04)
Thank you for helping keep the borough's streets litter-free.

Children and Young People's Plan 2009 - 2011 (16/04)
Final chance to comment on our plan.

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The Brent Magazine

Cover of issue 90 May 2009 of The Brent MagazineWelcome to the online version of The Brent Magazine
There are many reasons to be proud of living or working in Brent and we have taken a look at some of the people and initiatives that help to make Brent a better place.


For example, the many volunteers who give their time to St Luke's Hospice or the founder of Daniel's Den parent-toddler group who has seen her work recognised by the Brent Community Champion Awards.


Our own Rajan Anand is helping to improve services for children and young people in the borough while foster carers give their time and love to help those vulnerable youngsters in need.