The Tweets of the Week in the London Borough of Barnet - 22/9/2019

Here we are. This week's selection

1. We agree!

@BarnetCouncil can this be investigated? It is unfair for taxpayers keep footing fly tip collection bills
House entrance over Tangemere Way, NW9#Colindale#FlyTipping#MillenniumWalk#Barnet
PS: fly tipping reported days ago pic.twitter.com/jSpRMVIC3f

— Colindale Litter Pickers Association 🚮♻️ (@ColindaleLitter) September 22, 2019

2. Someone enjoyed our company!

Fine day out with @Barneteye pic.twitter.com/vP1txDITJ9

— Alex (@inalexworld) September 21, 2019

3. Mill Hill has some fine views

Mill Hill and the Totteridge Valley pic.twitter.com/FkXyCBlr2d

— A Better Mill Hill (@ABetterMillHill) September 20, 2019

4. Good to see twitter can get a result!

@BootsUK Given the money you turnover as a group, why are you so tardy with your shop fronts? This store in Mill Hill Broadway, London, has been like this for ages. pic.twitter.com/Hv0dagtBYN

— Mark Amies (@Superfast72) September 21, 2019

5. Historical tweet of the week

The Staples factory, near Cricklewood, which opened around 1925, and gave it's name to this infamous road junction in North West London. (1/4) pic.twitter.com/vMDbWgJRFA

— NW London TimeMachine (@time_nw) September 22, 2019

6. We support this!

Local Community: Stop the Corporate Exploitation of the London Greenbelt and Conservation Areas - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/9kAOVVUpSs via @UKChange

— Donald Lyven (@barnet_rebel) September 19, 2019

7. Superb Jazz in Mill Hill

Val's Jam Night - 25 Sep - The last Wednesday of every month sees MHJC filled to the brim with Jazz singers, players and listening aficionados who flock to the club to give of their best for the sheer joy of all. Please RT.

— Mill Hill Jazz Club (@millhilljazz) September 21, 2019

8. I knew he liked a drink but.....

Here @ChandosArmsPub with the legendary @EmilyAOvenden ... and #JesusChrist pic.twitter.com/JcJw3M5AY1

— TimothyMiller (@believemyscars) September 19, 2019

9. another fine bit of local history

The Green Man pub (now a Harvester) in The Hale, Mill Hill before its redevelopment by Cannon Breweries on the 1930s. It has existed since at least the 1750s. pic.twitter.com/FXsZsH3ZV6

— Mill Hill Hist Soc (@MHHistSoc) September 17, 2019

10. Great to see young local talent. This is some we've been championing

We are always delighted to supoort and encourage young talent and budding rockers https://t.co/TmSEGs1eid

— MillHillMusicComplex (@MillHillMusicCo) September 17, 2019

That's all folks!