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Ruislip, Northwood and Eastcote Local History Society Due to the COVID-19 situation, it is anticipated that all our meetings this autumn will have to be held virtually via Zoom. The on-line meeting will start at 8 pm on 19th October with our AGM followed by a talk from Pat Clarke on “Headstone Manor, a moated manor house in Harrow”. For further information and updates about our plans for meetings please visit our website, www.RNELHS.org.uk

CANCELLED DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS  

ERA AGM was postponed from May 2020 and will be held on Zoom. The meeting will - approve the minutes from the 2019 AGM - receive and accept Committee reports - receive and accept ERAs accounts - confirm appointment of committee members This will be followed by an Open Forum with our Local Councillors Please register to attend (and submit questions as usual ahead of the meeting) by emailing chair@eastcotera.co.uk

Public webinar on the Hillingdon Hospital redevelopment, joining details are available here: There will be an update on progress followed by time for questions from the public.

Due to the COVID-19 situation, it is anticipated that all our meetings this season will have to be held virtually via Zoom. Our first on-line meeting of the new year will start at 8 pm on Monday 18th January. There will be a talk by local historian of British social and economic history, Louise Henshaw, on "Bess of Hardwick". For further information and updates about our plans for meetings please visit our website, www.RNELHS.org.uk

Our second on-line meeting of the new year will start at 8 pm on Monday 15th February when Jennifer James from the National Trust Talks Service will tell us about a fascinating period in the history of Cliveden House; “Cliveden and the Asters”. Due to the COVID-19 situation, it is anticipated that all our meetings this season will have to be held virtually via Zoom. For further information and updates about our plans for meetings please visit our website

Our on-line meeting in March sees the return of a very popular speaker, Jon Cotton, who was Senior Curator in Pre-History at the Museum of London from 1991 to 2011 and now works as an Archaeological Consultant. Jon is a particular expert on all things relating to West London and his talk is entitled "'In this Heathe hath many campes bin pitched': The West London Landscape Project in context" Due to the COVID-19 situation, it is anticipated that all our…

The Carers’ Forum is an opportunity to find out about, and influence, the services the council and its partners provide to support carers in Hillingdon to keep caring. • Full joining instructions will be forwarded once registered • Telephone access is also available once registered • If you have a smart phone, tablet or pc and would like to get online and don’t know how, technical support is available on: 01895 811206