Good morning
A thin few days for hard news, and most of what follows is on the Broadway: Hornsey Town Hall has a flea market, a history tour and a baby singalong this week. The weekend's Remembrance traffic has cleared.
The big story
Vintage furniture and flea market returns to Hornsey Town Hall on Sunday
Dealers from across London and beyond bring mid-century furniture, homewares and art to the Town Hall on 15 November. Early entry from 10:30am costs £4 online or £5 on the door, and the price falls through the day: £2 from 2pm, free from 3pm. Under-16s go free, and traders take cash and card. If you want first pick of the furniture, pay for the early slot. If you only want a look, go after 3pm. SOURCE →
Getting around
Northern line southbound suspended early this morning
There was no southbound service between East Finchley or Golders Green and Kennington after engineering work at Camden Town overran. TfL's notice ran until about 9am, and the rest of the line had a good service. SOURCE →
What's on
Guided tour of Hornsey Town Hall on Saturday
The tour on 14 November at 2pm covers the Assembly Hall, Committee Room, Chamber and Mayor's Parlour. It explains the Grade II* listed building, opened in 1935 and designed by Reginald Uren, and its materials. SOURCE →
Taylor Swift singalong for babies at Sean's Shack
Esme from Mini Gigs & Mellow leads folk and country versions of Taylor Swift songs on 13 November at 2pm, in Hornsey Town Hall. It is designed for pre-crawlers, with baby mats and toys provided, though all ages are welcome. SOURCE →
Poppy craft drop-in at Hornsey Library
Children aged 3 and over can make poppy keepsakes for Remembrance Day on 11 November at 3:30pm. It is a drop-in, so there is nothing to book. SOURCE →