What have I missed since September 23rd?
The funeral was held for Sabrina Moss, the woman shot and killed on Kilburn High Road last month.
JW3 – the new Jewish Community Centre on the corner of Lymington Road and Finchley Road – opened its doors to the public for the first time this Sunday. And a lot of the public turned up to look at it.
Waitrose has talked about its “long-standing ambition” to open in West Hampstead – an ambition that should be realised.
One of the more spectacular sunsets (via Graham Salisbury) |
Monday Sep 30th: Come to Good Ship Comedy for an impromptu whampevent. It’s only a fiver in, and Andy Zaltzman is headlining.
Adam’s Grill, the new kebab place a couple of doors down from the station, is still being fitted out. The owners have painted it gold and stuck up a flashing sign for which I believe they need planning permission.
Paya, the Chinese/Thai restaurant south of the tube station, has closed though the site has not been sold. One photo seemed to show a pizza oven being installed.
The pan-Asian street food restaurant set to replace Grilled O Fried has applied for its licence. It’s called Tomai, and is owned by the people behind Guglee.
The debate on the proposed free school began to get more fractious and divided, despite the attempts of campaigner Clare Craig to mollify people.
In a new section on the website, read about a half-day walk through Brent and Barnet that might just surprise you.
The new Emmanuel School building was officially opened, with various luminaries in attendance.
At a West End Lane Books talk about “Overlooked London”, we learned that Hellraiser was filmed in a studio in Cricklewood – it’s also the Halloween film screening at St James’s Church!
Whampdinner at Banana Tree was a great success. There’ll be another whampdinner in October, so keep your eyes peeled.
The Neighbourhood Development Forum is upping its engagement efforts. There were workshops this Saturday that I know some of you attended, but there’s more to come.
The Earl Derby pub opened in Kilburn (taking over from The Golden Egg). A series of soft launch evenings appeared to go well.
WHAT is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
There was a picket line outside West Hampstead fire station on Wednesday during the national fire brigade strike.
In shock news, Tom went out for dinner but didn’t order gnocchi. Italy’s ambassador to the UK has requested talks.
The latest tube map to appear, translates (in various ways) stations into German. Change at West Heimhof for London Overground and National Rail services.
Blue Jasmine is @NxNW6‘s Film of the Week. Check out all the local listings and news of a drive-in cinema in Brent Cross.
There are still a few places left on this “Camden Orbital” easy bike ride next Sunday.
Mill Lane locksmiths AK Locksmiths has joined Twitter @AKLocksLtd.
Tweet of the Week
02Sainsburys, me: ‘r the new students boosting trade?’ Staffer: ‘yep, sold loads of plasma TVs’. Move over, baked beans. @WHampstead #whamp
— Simon Benson (@Simonjhbenson) September 25, 2013