Sunday 9th May 2010, 2.30pm

On 9th May, Jonathan Edwards will be starting his series of walks for 2010 with Places of Worship. Although St. Mary's Church is 'the most visible' church on The Hill, this walk looks at the many other places of worship - Christ Church, Roxeth; a Welsh Congregational Church; a former Mission House and former Baptist Church. (St. Mary's will feature on a future walk.). 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.

Date tbc (May/June) - Garden / plant event, more details to follow

Saturday 12th June 2010, 12.00pm

Our newly formed Kids Committee has organised its first event for Saturday tbc!

All the children from the Hill are most welcome to meet at the bottom of Church Hill by Harrow School war memorial at 12:00pm to go on a "Treasure Hunt" and then have a picnic on Church fields. It will cost £1 per treasure sheet and all the money raised will be given to the Salvation army, please bring your own picnic.

Sunday 27th June 2010, 2.30pm

On 27th June, Jonathan Edwards will be striding out again with us for Roxeth Hill and Middle Road. Roxeth Hill played host to the development of local health services in the 19th and 20th centuries, providing the location for two of Harrow's original hospitals. Middle Road contained a number of shops and some fine buildings by local architect E. S. Prior. 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.

Date tbc (early July) - An evening drinks, following on from the success of last year. More details to follow

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.