Happy New Year! We’ve got some ideas for New Year’s resolutions to help your local community in 2020…. 1) Anyone who is decluttering or has unwanted Christmas gifts could donate to the Primrose Hill spring
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Author: Jason
Fireworks New Years Eve
The Royal Parks and the Metropolitan Police remind people not to bring fireworks or paper lanterns to Primrose Hill over the festive period. For the comfort and safety of visitors and residents, the park will
Read moreSt Mary’s Xmas Lunch
On Monday 23rd December there will be a free Christmas Lunch, entertainment, drinks etc for Chalk Farm Food Bank, St Mary’s and community friends. This is organised by St Mary’s Church. Hosted by the local
Read moreHappy Holidays
… and thank you. We wish you all a very happy holiday, and would like to thank everyone who has helped at the centre throughout the year. So many of you helped to raise the
Read moreProject Manager wanted
We are looking for a suitably qualified professional to help with our refurbishment work at the Centre in the New Year; we hope to find someone who could project manage the small workload on a
Read moreEvents Committee update
Bon voyage and huge thanks to Tim Kirkpatrick, who is putting his Chairmanship of the PHCA Events Committee on hold while he and his wife do some globetrotting. In his absence he has assigned roles
Read moreChristmas Closure Dates
The Primrose Hill Community Centre will be closed from Christmas Eve and reopening 2 January 2020 – we look forward to welcoming you in 2020.
Read moreSecurity in Primrose Hill
Jonathan Harris, who initiated the Primrose Hill Neighbourhood Watch Scheme, shares some useful tips from his meeting with a local residents group and Met Police officers… Dear Residents, Last week I was kindly invited to
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