Sunday 12th September 2010, 2.30pm 

 

On 12th September, having rested over the summer, Jonathan will lead his final walk for this year with Quirky Corners of the Hill. When is a window not a window? The eagles have landed - but where were they previously, and why did they move? Where is - allegedly - the smallest house in Middlesex? Find out the answers to these and and other questions when we look at some of the quirkier aspects of The Hill. We will meet on the Green on the High Street, outside Shaw's (the former post office)/Blues restaurant and will leave at 14.30pm, Adults £3, Concessions £2, Children free.

The Spring 2010 Newsletter hits the doormats!

The newest edition of our newsletter was hot off the press on 12th April and should be arriving, via our army of volunteer distributors, on your doorstep (do let us know if you would like to help!)

Join the Trust now and receive your printed copy.  You can also download a pdf copy today! Click here - hht_spring_2010.pdf

This edition is jam packed witth articles, starting with our editor's (Peter Detre) comment, the Chairman's blog, updates from Planning, Social & our Treasurer, Don Walter's new book, the Gantry project, interesting stuff from Crown Street, Churchfields, an article about Barbara Miller from Solveig Wilson, and more!