Month: March 2014

Two public meetings are to be held so that people can find out more about a bid to open a new free school in Pinner.
Andrew Wilcock, Headteacher of Bishop Ramsey Church of England School in Hume Way, Ruislip, along with the school’s governing body and the London Diocesan Board for Schools, is putting together a bid to open a religious free school on the Heathfield School site in Pinner.
The Heathfield girls’ school is to merge with Northwood College in September, leaving the Pinner site vacant.
The bidding group is holding two public open meetings to share its plans for the new secondary Church of England free school and hear the views of people living nearby, on March 26 at 7.30pm at Pinner Village Hall in Chapel Lane or on March 27 at 7.30pm at Pinner Free Church in Paines Lane.

 

 

On Tuesday4 March advertising took over both the Chapel Lane and West House Car Parks as well as part of the Memorial Park as a film set, featuring a screaming bride. Sadly the lake in the park did not look at its best due to refurbishment of the fountain installation, which involved draining part of the lake.

                                                            The film set
                               Some of the accompaniments in the West House car park

                                                                The sad lake

 

Over the week end to 2 March Nower Hill College mounted an extremely talented display of paintings and photographic work in the West House Gallery.  I hope you didn’t miss it: