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Aims: to stop the sale of the north London landmark Alexandra Palace for very largely commercial purposes; to preserve restore the world's first television studios; to replace the present incompetent Trustees with committed, independent non-political Trustees

Email group for residents of Mountview Close NW11

Northwest 6 discusses local issues, primarily for residents of Ravenshaw, Broomsleigh, Glastonbury and Dornfell Streets in West Hampstead. But people living in other parts of the neighbourhood are welcome to join in.

The Brondesbury Residents & Tenants Association work for improvements to the area covered by the Association, to public services, to the local environment and the wider Kilburn area.

A place for local residents to connect with each other and find out what's happening in the community. Users can post and read the noticeboard, chatroom, and read the local blog. There is a wealth of practical knowledge on the site!

Brondesbury Eleven Streets Residents Association area includes the following Eleven Streets: Priory Park Road, Glengall Road, Tennyson Road, Douglas Road, Kingsley Road, Kenilworth Road, Aldershot Road , Hazelmere Road, Esmond Road, Charteris Road and St Julian's Road.

This group is for East Finchley's Grange Estate residents to discuss and place concerns and get information from other residents about services and concerns.

All residents and former residents welcome. It is OUR GRANGE.

Membership is by approval only, so please don't ask unless you have a connection with The Grange Estate.

Barnet Homes have a representative on this group so we can get some input and discussion going without having to wait for the residents meetings.

When requesting to join this group please tell me which flat and block you belong to.

Privacy policy: I will not sell this data on.

Mike

6 Berwick House

A collection of local residents, traders and organisation that want to help improve East Finchley through improving the environment, encouraging people to spend more time in the area and to care more about our neighbourhood.

Hampsteadpeople is a social networking, news and community site for people in and around Hampstead in North London.

An email group set up by a few residents of Ruskin Park House to allow fellow residents to chat, ask questions, generally get to know each other, e.g. basically COMMUNICATE!

Ruskin Park House

Champion Hill

London

This site is an informal network for anyone living in or near East Finchley, or anyone with an interest in the local area.

Anyone can join and share information, meet new friends or get involved in events and activities.

Group for past and present members and affiliates of the Brent Symphony Orchestra.

We rehearse on Wednesday evenings, 19:30 to 21:30 at St James Church, Sheriff Rd, West Hampstead, NW6 2AP and give 3 concerts a year.

Strings are always welcome (subject to an initial trial period). There are no formal auditions, although players need to be at least Grade 8 standard with good sight-reading skills. In order to achieve a balanced orchestra, we rotate violins between 1sts and 2nds and within the sections, therefore players should be confident playing either part. Please come along to a rehearsal or get in touch...

We meet regularly for talks, discussions, socials and outings.

Humanists assume that there is one life, and that mankind can depend only on itself. They try to follow a way of life inspired by love and guided by knowledge and to keep themselves sensitive to the wonder, beauty and cruelty of existence.

We are affiliated to the British Humanist Association and the National Secular Society

Secretary: Nigel Barnes, 10 Stevenson House, Boundary Road, London NW8 0HP

Singles social events, dining out, restaurants, entertainment, themed events, parties, dinner dances, walks, outdoor activities, short breaks, holidays & much more!

Meet new people, make new friends, have fun, and enjoy a great social life!

Open website for people to post rides online.

We are a group of people dedicated to the encouragement of all things Perl-like in London. This involves helping each other, discussing topics, sharing information and the occasional drink and mention of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

We are part of the world wide Perl Mongers group and play host to (as well as visit) others from round the world.

This is a residents action group to co-ordinate contributions to the debate on the replacement of NWCS with the new Paddington Academy. All residents of Maida Vale with this agenda are welcome to join. Formerly known as PAAG, this is a reformed group dealing solely with trying to get a school that works with our neighbourhood.

It will come as no surprise to you that WCC granted Planning Permission for both the Paddington Academy on Marylands Road and the Westminster Academy on Harrow Road. Over the next year, the Paddington Academy developers will be asking for permission for several other elements of the plan - details on fencing, the hours and type of community use and, probably, the return of the hideous coloured glass panels! We will keep you posted on these but in the meantime, the bad news is that the two/three year construction period started at Christmas.

The temporary classrooms are now being installed and work demolishing the nusrey and playcentre will start soon. Parking restrictions are scheduled to start for Marylands and Thorngate on the 24th of January.

If you are having any problems, contact numbers for Gleesons have been changed. The new project manager is

Ivor Allcock

Project Manager

Site Tel No: 0207 289 4698 (office hours)

email: iallcock@mjgleeson.com

The construction manager is Chris Field (no contact number).

The overall boss is Alan Bollen, Contracts Manager and he can be reached at 0208 644 4321 or on his mobile 07717335698.

The meetings of the construction liason group can be accessed at http://www.ult.org.uk/paddington.htm.

If you have any issues, please post messages here and the 3 residents members will be accessing the information. Alternatively email Carrie the moderator directly and she will forward them on.

ALERT: You have until the 31st of MARCH to object to their proposals for addressing transport/the temporary classrooms/bins on Marylands. PARG pro forma objection letters are in the FILES section.

GALHA provides a voice for the many non-religious in the lesbian and gay community in the United Kingdom and elsewhere and promotes a rational humanist approach to homosexuality and to lesbian, gay and bisexual rights as human rights.

We have regular, friendly events in central London (plus annual events elsewhere in the UK) to which all that support our cause are invited.

Freegle groups allow you to give things you no longer need to people who want them. The best part is that people come and collect them from you. It means you don't have to go to the tip and it also means that the stuff doesn't go to landfill. You can also put wanted requests on there. The Westminster Freegle group covers the following areas: West Kilburn, Maida Vale, Bayswater,Paddington, Lisson Grove, Mayfair, Belgravia, Knightsbridge, Victoria, Pimlico St James's Park and Soho.