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Teaming up to tackle gambling❗️

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  2. Teaming up to tackle gambling❗️
I am deeply saddened by the news of the Air India crash on 12 June which tragically claimed the lives of several victims with ties to the Brent Gujarati community.

Brent is one of the most diverse boroughs in the UK, and with strong connections to the region, it is not lost on me that there are local families who have been directly impacted by this tragedy. I cannot imagine the pain and sorrow they are experiencing.

We held a touching Vigil at the Civic Centre in Wembley last night, and it was incredibly heartening to see how many members of the community took the time to come and link arms with the victims and their families.

The Brent Indian Association has opened a condolence book at the front of their headquarters (116 Ealing Rd, Wembley HA0 4TH). The council has also opened books of condolences at its libraries in Brent Civic Centre and on Ealing Road and Kingsbury.

On behalf of everyone in Brent, I extend my heartfelt condolences to all those affected, and to the families who have lost loved ones. We share in the collective grief and extend our thoughts and prayers to you and your loved ones at this time.

Cllr Muhammed Butt, Leader of Brent Council

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 Brent partners with leading think tank to tackle gambling

Gambling reform is needed. This week, we announced we’re teaming up with the Social Market Foundation, leading cross-party think tank, to explore how local authorities can be better empowered to tackle gambling-related harm on Britain’s high streets.

As gambling premises rise Brent Council has rallied local leaders up and down the country behind our campaign that asks the government to remove the “aim to permit” – a rule which currently makes it hard for councils like Brent to refuse gambling license applications.

Find out more

 Low Pollution Routes to schools

A ground-breaking initiative, funded by government department Defra, has mapped out a number of low pollution walking routes for 93 schools across the borough.

The intiative has been marked by a new mural in Harlesden. Hand-painted by artist Zoe Alleyne from Bud Studio and developed through workshops with pupils and local community groups, the artwork celebrates clean air and active travel.

At Furness Primary School, pupils took part in a Citizen Science Day, using handheld monitors to track pollution levels on different walking routes. A real eye-opener on the dangers of pollution hotspots – and the benefits of steering clear

Find your healthier walking route

Score your dream job at Wembley Jobs Fair!

Wembley Jobs Fair returns this summer for the fourth year in a row. Brent Council’s flagship free event is back with support from Vistry, Pladis , The Football Association (FA) and Job Centre Plus.

 

More than 150 companies are lined-up to showcase their current vacancies, including the Brent-based IKEA and global brands such as M&S, KPMG and Coca-Cola.

 

Jobseekers will be able to meet with employers in retail, construction, tech, travel, health and hospitality industries and in some cases, apply for roles on the spot.

 

Brent Works, the council’s employment service and partners will also be on hand to provide one-to-one personalised career advice, and there will be inspiring development workshops running throughout the day.

Register for your free ticket

Summer events

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Latino Life in the park 

The UK’s biggest Latin music & culture festival returns for its spectacular 9th year!

 

4 stages of music and immersive experiences celebrating Latin culture with the hottest international & UK talent! There will also be Latino street food, a kids zone, cocktail bars and the list goes on.

 

As a Brent resident you can get a discount of £10 off tickets.

 

Enter code ‘ILOVEBRENT’ on the ticket link to redeem.

 

As one in the park 🏳️‍🌈

 

London’s biggest LGBTQ+ Festival is the place to be this summer to celebrate all things LGBTQ+!

 

From DJs to drag shows, dance troupes to live acts, cabaret, street food, cocktail bars, comedy, circus acts, the fun times never end!

 

As a Brent resident you can get a discount of £10 off tickets.

 

When: Saturday 19 July

Where: Walpole Park, Ealing, W5 5EQ

Room Hire with Brent Council

Are you looking for somewhere to hold an important business meeting or training workshop?

 

Do you need a comfortable space with smaller rooms for break-out groups?

 

Book one of our community spaces at venues across Brent Council, including Wembley Library, Willesden Green Library and Harlesden Library.

Check what’s available and when!

Try before you bike 🚲

Thinking about cycling? Now’s the perfect time!

 

If you live in neighbourhoods that are part of Brent’s Green Neighbourhood Scheme, you can try any peddle bike free for six months.

 

That is a cost of living save of £50 on the monthly subscription fee – a total of £300 subsidy.

 

Use code: togethertowardszero2025 to claim your subsidy and start riding today!

Apply now!

A café with a cause! 🍵

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The café and cookery school in Grand Union, Alperton is run by London’s Community Kitchen and students from United Colleges Group.

 

It serves delicious food made from surplus donated produce.

 

Open weekdays 9am–5pm, every purchase helps fight food insecurity across London.

 

Pop in for great coffee, fresh food and to support a brilliant cause!

Find out more

Free Films at the Kiln Cinema  🎞️

Celebrate Refugee Week with an evening of film and community voices exploring resilience and belonging. Free entry and popcorn included.

 

When: Tuesday 24 June 6pm

Book your free ticket!

10 days to go – apply for community grant

The Love Where You Live Grant is now accepting applications – the pot is there to support community-led projects that improve the lives of Brent residents.

 

Do you have a great idea? Apply now for grants from £1,000 up to £15,000, and bring your idea to life!

Apply now

Get childcare support

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Did you know that from September, working families childcare support is expanding?

 

Eligible working parents can now apply for 30 hours of childcare from the term after their child turns 9 months to 4 years.

 

But firstly, you’ll need to check your eligible! Find out what government help with childcare costs you may be able to get by checking at:  www.childcarechoices.gov.uk and make sure you give your young ones the Best Start in Life.

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The Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (Amendment) Regulations 2022 will come into force on 1st

October 2022.

From that date, all relevant landlords must:

– ensure that at least one smoke alarm is equipped on each storey of their homes where there is a room used as living accommodation. This has been a legal requirement in the private rented sector since 2015;

– ensure that a carbon monoxide alarm is equipped in any room used as living accommodation which contains a fixed combustion appliance (excluding gas cookers); and

– ensure that faulty smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms are repaired or replaced. The requirements are enforced by local authorities, which can impose a fine of up to £5,000 where a landlord fails to comply with a remedial notice.

To all members,

When your smoke or heat detector starts to bleep, DO NOT DISARM it, change the batteries immediately.

As you can see from the above notice, there will a £5000.00 fine coming into place from the 1st of October 2022.

Your co-operation in the matter is appreciated.

Arneway Housing Co-operative is a Government Registered Housing Association founded in 1978 it’s a non-profit organisation with charitable status and receives public money to help provide homes for people in need of housing.

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