Today the club is at Pinner Hill Golf club for its monthly meeting, with guest spreaker Margaret Adams form the Adams Consultancy

New Exhibitions announced ..Continued

This year’s Open Studios event will take place as usual, over the first two weekends in June. The dates are Saturday 8th, Sunday 9th, Monday 10th, Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June, 11am – 6pm. (Please note individual studios may be open for all or some of these days).
Many of the artists taking part in Open Studios are showing examples of their work in a ’Taster’ exhibition at  The Attic from the 25thMay  - 3rd June. (Closed 27th May).
The exhibition will then transfer to the Harrow Arts Centre from the 5th - 30th June. These exhibitions will give you an idea of what to expect  at most of the Open Studios. Amongst a membership of  over thirty artists, the range of work on display is very wide, including painting, ceramics, jewellery, glass, printing, wood turning and metalwork.
Visitors will be able to meet  the artists and ask questions, purchase work or arrange a commission. For  details of artists and individual opening times, check the website www.harrowopenstudios.com  or  pick up a brochure which are available from libraries and widely distributed amongst local businesses.

Friday Fun Nights are Back! Friday 19th April 5.30-8.00pm (5.00 -6-30pm for 5 – 9 year olds & 6-30 – 8-00pm for 10 – 15 year olds) Enjoy great tennis activities for all ages Parents – relax in our newly refurbished clubhouse Make new friends and see what a welcoming, friendly club we are And above of all....have lots of fun!!! For more information contact Nigel Buckman on 07836 332855, or visit our Website

The Paul Strickland Scanner Centre annual Chenies Spring Walk, and tiptoe through the tulips will take place on Bank Holiday Monday 6th May.  This popular circular walk approximately 5-miles long has breath-taking views of the Chess Valley and starts off at Chenies Manor, and heads for Latimer, on to Sarratt and back to Chenies Village.  Walkers will mainly use the Chiltern Trail and go through woodlands and across fields. 
Last year, with sponsorship, the walk raised approximately £3,000 towards the Paul Strickland Scanner Appeal at Mount Vernon Hospital, to buy new scanners used for the early diagnosis of cancer and other serious diseases. 
Fundraising Manager for the Centre, Rina Rawal commented ‘Many walkers join us year after year and always comment on how much they enjoy the walk and beautiful views, especially the bluebells.  We’re very grateful to Chenies Manor House who kindly give all our participants free entry to their famous Tulip Gardens on the day. This really makes the whole event a truly great day out for everyone.  Lots of families who join us bring picnics, whilst others make pit stops at the pubs enroute.  We’re looking forward to a successful event and hope to see lots of walkers taking part. This year we plan to obtain a new PET/CT scanner and sponsorship raised will go towards this appeal.’
To take part contact the Appeals Office at Paul Strickland Scanner Centre on 01923 844290 or email appeals@stricklandscanner.org.uk.  Entry fee per person in advance £6 and £7 on the day, with under 10’s free.  The walk has three shortcuts and is unsuitable for pushchairs.  Organisers highly recommended suitable outdoor clothing and footwear.  Visit www.stricklandscanner.org.uk  for more details (registered charity 298867).
Paul Strickland Scanner Centre is an independent medical charity providing leading edge scanning services for the early diagnosis of cancer and other serious diseases.  The charity needs upwards of £1m a year to fund new scanners, giving patients the best opportunity of a healthier future.

Do you enjoy socialising and meeting new people? Then you need to find out more about the Get Together Social Group by visiting their website.

Learn First Aid courses and training available locally from First to Your Aid  www.first2youraid.com Tel: 07508 974 002 

Forthcoming Exhibition at West House

Wheelbarrow race along the right Lines!

Kara (far left of image) from Lines in the High Street in full swing awaiting the arrival of the participants of the annual wheelbarrow race celebrating St Georges day in Pinner....Photo report here

The centre of Pinner was packed on Sunday celebrating St Georges day. The traditional Wheelbarrow race was the highlight of the day with a number of teams competing for the coveted trophy. The Mayor of the London Borough of Harrow attended the celebrations earlier in the day when he met residents from the local area. It was also rumoured that  H.R.H. DUKE OF EDINBURGH and H.M. THE QUEEN were in attendance....did anyone see them!..Full picture report here

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A packed Village Hall last night listened to
London Borough of Harrow's Divisional Director for Planning Stephen Kelly last night. Mr Kelly delt with a number of Planning issues of particular concern to the Pinner Association.

The new Borough Commander for Harrow Chief Superintendant Simon Ovens gave a brief presentation to the audience, as well as answering some questions from the floor.
Officers of the Pinner Association were also elected for the ensuing year.More to follow..

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The PADCA open day held on Sunday was a great success  giving the general public the opportunity to   look at the excellent facilities available.  There were a large number of clubs and societies represented with a variety of interesting demonstrations and displays

Do not miss it, promising to be a spectacular event in Pinner High Street.the launch of Shaketastic .

"Vaishali’s Beauty is looking to recruit part time beauty therapist position. Pleass contact Vaishali's beauty Above Two 4 Two hairdresser. 45 Bridge St. Pinner, or send C.V tovaishali.beauty@ymail.com 

Paul Thompson member Pinner Real Ale Tasting Society repored that the wheelbarrow race started exactly at 3 o'clock, and all went according to plan, with no accidents or hitches.  The two leading teams were neck and neck up the High Street, but the Queen's Head team managed to get to the War Memorial ramp just ahead of the Pinner Rugby Club, who then went the wrong way!  They managed to recover, and both teams ended up being awarded joint winners (see below), for one team managed to dribble some of their beer, and received a yellow card by the Stewards!!
QUEEN'S HEAD team Ben Miles and Elliott Jackson
PINNER RUGBY CLUB team  Samuel Markham and Aaron Nicholas
Full picture report here 

Popular local restaurant launches new website

Friends Restaurant in the High Street have just launched a brand new website.the new site can be found here!

At the Attic Lines High St Pinner. Information on Events page

GB Heating Services Domestic are based in Pinner

GB Heating Services Domestic are based in Pinner and specialise in all aspects of central heating, plumbing services and gas work to the domestic market place throughout Pinner Harrow, Ruislip, Ruislip Manor and Ickenham and the surrounding areas. Tel: 020 8868 6061

Start the New Year as you mean to go on by keeping healthy. Join the free Pinner Health Walk on Thursday's. Details on ourEvents page