If you’re looking for something to do this month, look no further than the Primrose Hill Community Association which has a whole range of exciting events lined up. Charity Fundraiser in Aid of Neighbourhood Nosh Saturday 7 May 6.30-9.30pm Film […]
The Primrose Hill Village Disco is back on Saturday 12 March. Time: 7-11 pm, so get ready to put on your dancing shoes and party with the neighbours at the Primrose Hill Community Centre. Everyone welcome! The music will be […]
Adventures of a Teenage Beatles Fan in the ’60s & beyond Primrose Hill Community Centre Tuesday 8 March7.00–8.45pm Primrose Hill Community Centre is the ideal venue for a Beatles themed evening, if for no other reason than Paul McCartney allegedly […]
There are always opportunities to help out with the production of On The Hill magazine. If you have anything you think you can offer, do get in touch with us on the link below. The Primrose Hill Community Association (PHCA) […]
On The Hill would like to wish all our readers a very Merry Christmas and all best wishes for a joyful and successful new year. We’d like to take the opportunity to extend a huge ‘thank you’ to everyone who […]
For a year now Primrose Hill Community Association has been leading a walk on Wednesday mornings at 10.30 for about an hour and a half. Sometimes they just have a social walk chatting through Regents Park, and a few times […]
The COP26 summit is currently being held in Glasgow with the aim to ‘recover cleaner, rebuild greener, and restore our planet’ in the words of Boris Johnson. The Primrose Hill Community Association is doing its bit to support this agenda, […]
Do you want to find somewhere in Primrose Hill which offers affordable drinks, gives discounts on ticket prices and lets you know what’s going on in the area? Then why not become a member of the Primrose Hill Community Association? […]
What makes a good man bad? Nature versus nurture? Local author Vicky Unwin was sorting through the documents of her father, the Holocaust survivor Tomas Ungar. What she uncovered was an uncomfortable discovery which she has written about in her […]
by Hattie Hartman The first lockdown witnessed an extraordinary outpouring of community support networks, hand-clapping for the NHS and neighbour helping neighbour. As the seemingly endless months of London’s third lockdown wore on, pandemic fatigue and isolation set in. Yet […]
