The tweets of the week in the London Borough of Barnet 4th July 2023

 So after a short week, it's back. I'll dispense with the usual formalities of my weekly round up, as regular readers will be all too familiar with them and if you want to know, read the rest of this weeks blogs. 

After a few days in Portugal, I did have a tasty curry at the Mill Hill Tandoori (as pictured) after the cup final. I think I need a new missus though, as she keeps telling me I order too much and yet the dishes are shiny clean when we've finished! Maybe we are just not suited!

We will launch right into the best tweets from our local tweeters

1. This is an event that you may be interested in Burnt Oak.

We have quite a few events coming up within the next week so keep an eye out for what's to come!

Next Wednesday we have our regular Meet The Employer Session with Radfield in Burnt Oak Library from 10am-11:30am. Grab your free ticket here: https://t.co/iV4rf3l1om

— BOOST Barnet (@BoostBarnet) June 1, 2023

2. And whilst we are in Burnt Oak

Join us every Wednesday from 18:00 - 19:00 at Burnt Oak Leisure Centre for FREE girls football sessions! ⚽👧 @Lionesses

Sessions are suitable for girls aged 8-12. For more information, email petrit.krasniqi@gll.org. pic.twitter.com/XIZKp0mfUl

— Better Barnet (@Barnet_Better) May 31, 2023

3. Once more, MArk Amies is doing his bit to preserve our local heritage and once more we support him

I'm getting very concerned about this building. It is a real survivor from the Victorian era, and sits alongside the A5 Edgware Road, next to the Beis Yaakov school, Colindale..... pic.twitter.com/d5RgIJ07MO

— NW London TimeMachine (@time_nw) May 30, 2023

4. Wanna know what the council think Edgware should look like in ten years? Best illustration I've seen

😲 Artists impression of what the #Edgware regen scale would reach in its current form.

Get to know the plans better: https://t.co/UYD6AWOkfS pic.twitter.com/iYOSnWHyWI

— Future Edgware (@edgwarevoice) May 31, 2023

5. A date for the diary, this is always worth a visit.

Barnet Medieval Festival in two weeks pic.twitter.com/yV0u9grLEj

— The Barnet Society (@barnetsociety) May 27, 2023

6. Anyone for a round of golf? It's only a grass snake!

One snake.... no members😂 We have a fantastic wildlife at The Hill. pic.twitter.com/9lKBwIFn3j

— Mill Hill Golf Club (@millhillgolf) June 4, 2023

7. As ever, great local history from the team at the Mill Hill Historical Society

A daguerreotype of Rev Theodore Williams, Vicar of Hendon from 1812 to 1875.

Demolisher of graves, collector of coniferous trees and theological works, supporter of slavery and enemy of William Wilberforce and Sir Stamford Raffles.

From the Mill Hill Historical Society archive pic.twitter.com/meRi8R7hPn

— Mill Hill Hist Soc (@MHHistSoc) July 1, 2021

8. I was rather annoyed to miss this, I hope they do it again elsewhere

The council is consulting on Barnet’s Local Flood Risk Management Strategy Action Plan.

Attend our drop-in session to learn more about our draft strategy and action plan: Thursday 1 June 2023, 10:00-12:00 at Colindale Library, 7 Bristol Ave, London NW9 4BR. pic.twitter.com/iojBrPTZU5

— Barnet Council (@BarnetCouncil) May 31, 2023

9. Now here's a question

You can get bubble tea in Mill Hill?
What is the most unusual refreshment you’ve seen locally? pic.twitter.com/SNVBEAeJ8p

— A Better Mill Hill 🔸🌈🇬🇧🇪🇺 (@ABetterMillHill) June 4, 2023

10. Have you got your tickets yet?

Have you bought your tickets yet? Some events are nearly sold out.
Buy online at our websitehttps://t.co/moz8pzFC84

— Mill Hill Music Fest (@millhillfest) June 4, 2023

That's all folky wokey's!