1. Lets start with an excellent series of Tweets from one of our favourite local Tweeters. A holiday in Brent Cross in the 1930's? If you had a Tardis, would that appeal?
2. Who knew that Edgware was a hotbed of Fascism in the 1930's????In September 1936 Brent Bridge Hotel took delivery of a television set, claiming it was the first in the World to do so. https://t.co/0S4V9pjCPu pic.twitter.com/8jr0OJ6xF7— NW London TimeMachine (@time_nw) November 14, 2019
3. Good to see locals bigging up shops that give good serviceMussolini's daughter, Edda Ciano, and Italian Ambassador Dino Grande attend the Italian fascist sports club at BCI sports ground at Canon's Park, Edgware in 1936. pic.twitter.com/v1bxRrGhO9— Mill Hill Hist Soc (@MHHistSoc) November 15, 2019
4. Seems like there was some interesting skills being taught in Cricklewood yesterdaySee. Im not going mad. A hi-fi shop. And they answered all my questions. Winner. #musicalimages in Edgware. Very helpful. pic.twitter.com/RaB1YUhrJu— Nigel Walsh 🙌🏻 (@nigelwalsh) November 16, 2019
5. This is perhaps my favourite picture on twitter this week. When I think Finchley, this isn't always the image I imagingThis is today.... https://t.co/xKftuXfiAu— Cricklewood Community Forum (@ccf_cricklewood) November 16, 2019
6. The BBC were in Mill Hill for the unveiling of a new telescope this week!When the real heron met the fake heron! 😂 One of our visitors, Francesca, kindly sent us this photo she took at the end of last month. There is always something new to see in our gardens! #pondlife #finchley pic.twitter.com/DojtMTsOSx— StephensHouse&Garden (@stephenshouse) November 13, 2019
7. Fair play to Ilford FC for putting out this video of the mauling they received from our local team Hadley FC. Best wishes for their centre forward whobroke his fibia. Hadley is a great place to experience non league footballGreat to have Iain over at Mill Hill to unveil our 80cm. A great chat about history and purpose of the UCL Observatory and of course our new telescope! https://t.co/LRG7KkGJxu— Giorgio Savini (@UCLOAstroSphinx) November 12, 2019
8. Fancy some high quality Jazz in Mill Hill this week?Highlights of yesterday’s mauling at Hadley. If there’s a better team in the ESL I’ve yet to see them. Hurts to watch but after their great hospitality it would be amiss not to put it out. (Part 1) @hadleyfc @ELRFootball @EssexSenior pic.twitter.com/cgGbdTwJ3a— @OfficialIlfordFC (@IlfordFC1881) November 17, 2019
9. If these marvellous young people can support the local litter pickers, so can you! Join your local groupThe Anita Wardell Quartet-20 Nov-Anita's singing is exciting & breathtaking.Noted for her mesmerizing & captivating vocal improvisations and vocalese lyrics to instrumental solos.Using her voice as her instrument, displaying precision & agility, mixed w/ heartfelt emotion. Plz RT pic.twitter.com/CtOf8GN2Eo— Mill Hill Jazz Club (@millhilljazz) November 16, 2019
10. The next generation of Rock and Rollers are making a name for themselves and it all started in Mill Hill for a fiver!A busy morning for Mia, Theo and Marco who spent their morning litter picking in their local area! @BarnetCouncil @ColindaleLitter pic.twitter.com/FPe0LiC5CG— Natasha Vaughan (@Natasha48831576) November 16, 2019
And it’s true - just £5 gets you an hour for the kids to rock out. You just need to bring guitars and a pair of drum sticks! Not a bad way to entertain the kids! pic.twitter.com/Md6OmedVFI— Nameless (@heftymetalyouth) November 15, 2019
That's all folks!
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