The Pinner Association
The Voice of our Community
Did you know that 35 people helped with this years concerts. Thank you to all the helpers. The youngest helper was 11 years old and the oldest – well I better not spill the beans. These concerts couldn’t happen with out their help and commitment.
The interval bucket collection raised £1436 for the Heath Robinson Museum Trust – Thank you . They have asked us to thank every one who contributed.
At last the weather was perfect for the Final Concert of the season. After a break of two seasons the Grimsdyke Brass Band returned to serenade us.
My personal favourite was Bohemian Rhapsody and I had to remember not to sing!
It was great to see a large audience turn out.
Thank you to the hidden army of helpers that make this happen.
The Final Concert of the season!
Grimsdyke Brass Band will be playing live at Pinner Memorial Park on Sunday 19th August @2:30pm.
Do bring your chairs and picnic as there will be limited chairs for hire.
The weather is looking a bit better this Sunday!
A member of Pinner Association has informed us that Pinner Memorial Park has lost its Green Flag Status.
For those interested they have sent us a copy of the report.
Click on the link below.
I have received an email from Harrow in LEAF. This is for the annual show at Headstone Village Show on Monday 27 August.
Tombola Appeal
Do you or your friends and family have any unwanted new or “in good condition” used items that could be donated for our popular Tombola Stall?
We do need a few more items to top up the Harrow in LEAF table this year, or even donate some plants for us to sell on.
If so, please contact Diana on 020 8863 7558 to discuss delivery or collection.
Good news – our @pinnerassociation.co.uk emails are now working.
If you have tried to contact us via email in the last couple of days. Please resend your email.
Thanks for your understanding.
At the moment we have a problem which the technical team are working on.
All of our @Pinnerassociation.co.uk emails are down. If you wish to get in contact – leave a comment against any post and I will ensure it gets forwarded to the relevant person.
Thanks for your understanding.
Wow; the weather God’s certainly looked down on us favourably this Sunday as the Stardust Big Band played at the third Concert in the Park.
(I had given up looking at the weather forecast as I didn’t want to get depressed.)
Hardy souls who ignored the weather forecast where treated to some wonderful music and singing. Thank you to everyone for making it a memorable afternoon. See you next week for the final concert of the season – The Grimsdyke Brass Band.
Good News – Heath Robinson Museum has made it on to the Map complete with ducks in the pond. It’s one of a series published by TfL and Time Out to encourage off-peak travel.
