Good morning
A quiet week on the news front, with the weekend carrying most of it: a remembrance walk on Parkland Walk tomorrow and a craft festival at Hornsey Town Hall next Saturday.
The big story
Baby Loss Walk on Parkland Walk this Sunday
Bereaved parents and families are invited to a woodland walk on Sunday 11 October, during Baby Loss Awareness Week. Meet at the Holmesdale Road entrance at 3.30pm; the walk starts at 3.45pm and ends at the Baby Loss Tree, with music and short readings. Hilary Grierson organises it in memory of her son Hamish, and this year's fundraising is for Abigail's Footsteps, towards in-person counselling. All are welcome. READ →
Getting around
Victoria line severe delays after train cancellations
TfL reported severe delays on the Victoria line yesterday because of train cancellations, with tickets accepted on London Buses and several rail services. Check status before setting out this morning, as the notice ran to just after midnight. SOURCE →
What's on
Make and Mend Festival returns to Hornsey Town Hall on 17 October
The eighth Muswell Hill Creatives festival runs from 10am on Saturday 17 October, with workshops in Japanese Sashiko embroidery, calligraphy, linocut printing and paper lampshade design. There is also a makers' market, food and drink, and a charity tombola. SOURCE →
Black History Month scrapbook workshop at Hornsey Library
A family craft workshop for Black History Month at Hornsey Library on Tuesday 13 October, at 2.30pm. SOURCE →
Gong bath in the Town Hall committee room
A sound-healing session using an Earth Gong, at Hornsey Town Hall on Sunday 11 October at 3pm. SOURCE →
Police bike marking at Hornsey Town Hall today
Local police are running a community bike marking session at Hornsey Town Hall on The Broadway today, from 12 noon. Worth a trip if your bike lives in the hallway or a shed. SOURCE →