The Society continues to provide a public amenity in Roxbourne Park, Eastcote by running passenger services every Sunday afternoon  throughout the summer months. On Wednesday afternoons senior members gather for non-public running to reminisce and try out their new, or recently repaired, models. This group also find time to provide “Educational” visits for local schoolchildren. Usually this involves a short talk on the history of railways followed by free rides on the trains.

 in a particular event are welcome (members only at the AGM). Anyone interested in joining us will be most welcome – contact Secretary.

Every Monday from 7:30

We have Chess, Backgammon, Draughts, Scrabble, Monopoly, Cluedo, Cards and a whole host of other games for you to borrow and while away the evening in the comfort of your local pub.

4 May with a special medieval twist for 2026! 🎠🎉

Every Tuesday Night – 8 PM

Our quiz nights are changing! Entry is still £2, but now £1 goes to Mount Vernon Cancer Centre, our chosen charity for the year. Prizes include a £20 bar tab, a bottle of house wine, and—if luck isn’t on your side—a packet of crisps. Plus, we’re donating an extra £10 weekly, aiming to raise £2,080 this year. Join us for a fun night and a great cause!

Normally meetings are held at 8pm at the Pinner Village Hall.

More information  Visit: www.homeinstead.co.uk/ruislip-harrow

Wednesday 13th May 2026 - Saturday 16th May 2026

It’s 1973, and a young Bill Bryson arrives in Dover to conquer the UK. As he grapples with the eccentric rules of the Bluebird Guest House and encounters Kia Ora, streaky bacon, lemon curd and scotch eggs, he knows it’s where he’s meant to be.

So begins his love affair with Great Britain, meeting the love of his life and eventually making this small island his home. Join Bill as he travels the length and breadth of the land, from Weston-Super-Mare to Milton Keynes, Blaenau Ffestiniog to Glasgow and everywhere in between, meeting a hilarious cast of characters along the way.

Bill Bryson’s memoir Notes from a Small Island spent three years on the Sunday Times bestseller list, sold over two million copies and was voted the book that best represents the UK.

Pinner Village Hall, Pinner, HA5 1AA

10.30 am to 12.30  Whittington  Pinner. Its Free. Sarah Drakard started the Pinner Women In Business Network in 2014 and it grew to a huge group of supportive inspirational businesses who still pass her business now and vice versa. They meet on the 2nd Thursday of every month at the Whittington Pinner It's fairly informal networking - arrive, join us, order drinks and get chatting. About half way through they do a quick 1 minute intro so everyone gets to hear from everyone. Sarah brings her toddler to each meeting so you're very welcome to bring children or babies if you haven't got childcare or just fancy bringing them! The whole point is they are a group of women who understand the unique pressures women face in business and try to come together to support each other grow their businesses. They have a wide variety of businesses that attend and anyone is welcome!

24 April

Free Careers Workshop - Three Wishes Pinner
29 May 2026

Annesley Abercorn is running a free careers workshop for young people aged 16-25 on the last Friday of every month at the Three Wishes pub in Pinner.