The International Centre for Integration and Cohesion UK was established to improve social cohesion and integration through the process of bonding, bridging, and linking communities. The ICIC primarily was established by Iraqi refugees and migrants who lived in West London to help their community to integrate and to contribute to community cohesion. The ICIC also provided an opportunity for members to contribute to eradicating poverty, improving the rule of law, and community cohesion in the countries of their origin. Primarily international development has specifically focused on Iraq and to advance poverty relief, health and medical assistance, and by collecting clothing, books, to be sent to Iraq and other countries directly or using other charity links.
Water main repairs on High Road, Willesden
Thames Water is carrying out essential repairs to an old water main on High Road, Willesden. To keep traffic flowing, temporary traffic lights and parking suspensions are in place. Unfortunately, some motorists are ignoring these restrictions, causing significant congestion. Please do not park in the suspended bays.
The works are expected to last until the first week in October. If possible, please avoid the area during this period. Thames Water apologises for any inconvenience.