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Pinner Association sponsored the trophies at the Pinner Cricket Club Junior Awards night.

The Pinner Association was very pleased to sponsor the awards presented to the talented young cricketers at the Pinner Cricket Cub Junior Awards Night on 18th July, as a part of our support for the youth in our area.

The event delivered a truly memorable evening for the young cricketers and their families.  Over 100 children received medals, and more than 30 individual awards were presented to celebrate their hard work, progress, and sportsmanship throughout the season.

The event was attended by players, parents, volunteers, and members of both the local and cricketing community.

Congratulations to all at Pinner Cricket Club – https://pinnercc.hitssports.com/

Pinner Lawn Tennis Club – New Members Welcome

Looking for a new way to get active? Why not try tennis at Pinner Lawn Tennis Club, located in the heart of Pinner?

The club welcomes new members of all ages and standards, so whether you’re a beginner, novice, or looking to change clubs, check out our website for more details. Free trial for new members.

www.pinnerltc.co.uk

Pinner Local History Society, Programme of Talks

The Pinner Local History Society have been busy planning next years talks.

Pinner Local History Society

  • 6 February: The Metropolitan Railway during the First World War, Richard Dennis
  • 6 March: Local Road Transport Through the Ages, Research Group Presentation
  • 10 April: Horatia in Pinner, Lily Styles  (Lily is a descendant of Lord Nelson’s daughter, Horatia Nelson-Ward, who lived in Pinner in later life.)
  • 1 May: The Oily History of Margarine, Michael Clarke + AGM
  • 5 June: A Grand Pinner Household in the 1760s, Thamar MacIver

Join the Fire Cadets

We operate with 16 Fire Cadets per unit per academic year, with each unit running from 6pm to 9pm one evening per week. Harrow unit will run on a Monday evening starting in January

Success Stories

1. 90 Cadets and Volunteers have progressed onto employment within the London Fire Brigade.
2. A further 10 Fire Cadets and Volunteer Cadet Instructors have progressed onto employment with other Fire & Rescue Services.
3. Over 2,000 young people have passed out as Fire Cadets since our creation.
4. We’ve played key roles in Firefighter Memorial events, Remembrance Sunday parades, the London Marathon, the London Fire Brigade Carol Concert, Queen’s Golden Jubilee and London Fire Brigade training exercises.
5. Work closely with our Youth Organisations in Uniform (YOU) partners including the Volunteer Police Cadets, all branches of the Military Cadets, St John Ambulance, and the Scouting/Guiding Network.

What happens at Cadets?

Keys Skills
Fire Cadets main purpose is to develop the key transferable life skills every young person needs to achieve and succeed in life:

1. Communication
2. Teamwork
3. Leadership
4. Resilience
5. Pride
6. Problem Solving and Critical Thinking
7. Self-Discipline
8. Positive Community Action