We are inviting our members – budding writers and those with maybe more experience – to take part in our short story competition. This brainchild of our Chairman, John Hajdu, may help to pass the coming darker evenings while the world around us is changing in unexpected ways. You may wish to encourage your friends…
In this issue: Members’ Short Story Competition: prizes for the best 500 words.Muswell Hill 1906: one of the most salubrious heights.Member Profile: Peter Webb. Teaching, writing and erotic arts.Queen’s Wood: stay of execution for the ancient oak trees.Members’ Letters: expanding street eating; noisy delivery scooters.Muswell Hill in World War IIArtist Walk: a community event for…
IN THIS ISSUE Dukes Avenue Railway Bridge: to be demolished? Member Profile: Sally Stevens. Queen’s Wood Oak Trees: threat to fell four mature trees for insurance purposes. Life during Lockdown: how our members have discovered new occupations. July/August Quiz Answers Begging in Muswell Hill Local Photography Projects in Lockdown Rubbish in Queen’s Avenue The Construction…
IN THIS ISSUE Muswell Hill Through The Front Window: a photographic chronicle. The MHFGA Newsletter: 55 years of publishing. The Quiz: all about the Norther Line. Member Profile: Kay Carter. Bats of the Parkland Walk. Corporate Profiles: Muswell Hill United Reformed Church; Broadway Pet Stores. Chairman’s 2020 AGM Report When Muswell Hill “was not such…
IN THIS ISSUE Muswell Hill Quiz: how well do you know your Muswell Hill? Member Profile: Lucy Haynes. From St Louis, Missouri, to the plots on the corner of Colney Hatch Lane and Pages Lane. Muswell Hill street scenes: the streets of Muswell Hill may be deserted but there are messages of hope in windows….