Category: News

Temporary Road Closure – Church Lane, Pinner

Harrow Council have issued a temporary road closure notice for Church Lane to enable the gas mains to be replaced.

This will be in operation from 21st August 8:00 until 30th December, although it is anticipated that the work will be finished by 30th November.

Vehicles shall be prohibited from entering or exiting Church Lane, Pinner between its junctions
with High Street, Pinner and Moss Lane except any vehicles needing to gain access to properties in the closed extents as far as is practicably possible.
Diversion routes – via Paines Lane and Moss Lane and vice versa.

Final Band Concert Of The Season!

The Stardust Big Band will be bringing this season’s Concerts in the Park to a close.

Come and join us on Sunday at 2:30 in the Pinner Memorial Park; don’t forget to bring your picnic and chairs.

There will be limited chairs for hire.

Free Car Parking is available in Chapel Lane Car Park

See you there.

Nominated For Harrow Heroes

Good News!

We are delighted and honoured to have been nominated for a “Harrow Heroes Award” for the second year running.

The category that we have been nominated for is for our amazing work we “carry out for Harrow and our residents”.

The awards ceremony will be held on 12 September so watch this space.

Yet Another Concert

Harrow Concert Band are playing in the Pinner Memorial Park this sunday afternoon at 2:30pm. 

They will be playing a range of music from light popular to stage and screen.

There will be limited chairs to hire as they are our largest band of the season. Feel free to bring your own and a picnic.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Free parking will be available in Chapel Lane Car Park

Harrow Steel Orchestra Opens The Annual Concerts

Yesterday afternoon in the Pinner Memorial park we had the delights of listening to the Harrow Steel Orchestra. The weather was very kind to us (I had given up looking at the local forecast)

 

 

Comments gathered on my way round were that they were very good and professional.  I spotted people foot tapping to the music.

It’s great to see a community coming together whether as volunteers or as the audience with their guests to enjoy this event.  I know that some of the visitors to the Heath Robinson Museum stayed on to enjoy the concert.

Next week is the turn of Fats Rollini Jazz & Blues Band.

We hope to see you there