Good morning
A thin week for hard news, and a Northern line that kept stumbling through Thursday. The weekend is better: a craft festival at Hornsey Town Hall on Saturday and a film with a Q&A on The Broadway on Sunday.
Getting around
Northern line had a rough Thursday, and Friday started late
Thursday began with no service between Camden Town and East Finchley after a signal failure at Kentish Town. By evening a points failure at Camden Town had suspended part of the line southbound. This morning TfL reports severe delays between Morden and Camden Town via Bank and Charing Cross, northbound only, after engineering work finished late. The rest of the line is running a good service. Check before you leave. SOURCE →
W5 diversion on Ridge Road was for Thursday morning only
Archway-bound W5 buses missed the stops between the Ridge Road hail-and-ride section and Weston Park between 8am and 11am on 15 October, for resurfacing. That window has passed. The route should be back to normal today. READ →
What's on
Make and Mend Festival fills Hornsey Town Hall on Saturday
The eighth Muswell Hill Creatives festival runs from 10am on 17 October. It has hands-on workshops in Japanese Sashiko mending, calligraphy, linocut printmaking and paper lampshade design. There is also a makers' market with local ceramics, jewellery and textiles, a mending service and a charity tombola. SOURCE →
Whistle Down The Wind, with a live Q&A, at ArtHouse
ArtHouse Crouch End on The Broadway screens the film on Sunday 18 October at 4.30pm, with an audience Q&A afterwards. SOURCE →
Follow Your Art session at Hornsey Library this afternoon
The free session at 2pm is part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week, which ends tomorrow. It is open to everyone. SOURCE →