The Pinner Association
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UPDATE – They have switched the road closure round this evening (8 Aug). Access is from Avenue Road.
Your guess is as good as mine to which direction the access will be from tomorrow!
Access to the Pinn Medical Centre and Love Lane Car Park is via Bridge Street. This is until Wednesday 14 August. Emergency Gas works are being undertaken.
A first in the history of The Pinner Association’s Concerts in the Park season.
We welcome Nimesh Sanghoi and his team who will be performing ‘Bollywood Blast’ the Pinner Memorial Park on 11 August from 2:30pm.
Some of you will have heard them play at Midsummers d’light organised by the Pinner Business Club.
Bring a picnic and a chair.
There will be a bucket collection to help off set the cost of the concerts.
See you there.
Nimesh is a well-known name in the UK Bollywood live music circuit, whose career spans over three decades. Nimesh is best known as a versatile singer and fantastically spontaneous entertainer who is extremely popular with audiences of all ages. Known for his ability to engage and captivate audiences with his magnetic and infectious personality, his versatile style leaves audiences mesmerised and always wanting “one more song”!
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We are delighted to have Simply Gray returning to play in the Pinner Memorial Park on 4 August at 2:30pm.
They are your classic rock, jump jive and do wop band. (Get your dancing shoes on!)
Bring a chair and picnic.
There will be a bucket collection to help off set the cost of the concerts.
Please park in Chapel Lane Car Park
See you there.
This week we met with with the leader of the council, Cllr Paul Osbourn and asked for an update about Pinnora Mews.
We have been informed of the following.
On Friday, The Pinner memorial Park’s new Green flag was raised. Tracey who is a key member of the Green Team for the Park was able to attend with members of The Pinner Association’s Committee.
Cllr June Baxter and Cllr Jean Lammiman also attended.
Congratulations and thank to the Green Team for all of their hard work and the volunteers who are transforming the Peace Gardens
Today at our first Concert in the Park. Harrow Steel transported the audience to Jamaica. For once the weather obliqued as it was dry, sunny and the temperature up to 28C.
Next week we have Simply Gray playing at 2:30pm at Pinner Memorial Park 4 August 2024.
Bring a picnic and a chair.
There will be a cash collection to help offset the cost of the concerts
Thanks to William Herd for allowing us to use his video.
It’s that time of year, the wait is over.
!
Our first Concert in the Park takes place. This is the 22nd season that The Pinner Association have put on this community event.
We are delighted to have Harrow Steel returning to play in the Pinner Memorial Park on 28 July at 2:30pm. Hopefully the music will make you think of warmer climates!
Bring a chair and picnic.
There will be a bucket collection to help off set the cost of the concerts.
See you there
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