This weekend!🎵 🎨 Join the Hillingdon Arts Association Open Day! 🎵🎨 Explore local talent with artists, musicians, writers, actors, and dancers. 📍 The Great Barn- Manor Farm, Ruislip 🗓️ Saturday 22 June, 11am- 4:30pm 🎫 Free entry, no booking required

We are excited to be organising a guided walk around ancient #Denham woodlands and the beautiful Misbourne Valley at 10am on Saturday 26th July, during the Colne Valley Festival Fortnight. A 5 ¼ mile circular walk starting from Northmoor Hill Wood. eventbrite.co.uk/e/guided-walk-…

This mostly wooden model shows the area of St Martin's Church in #Ruislip between 1913 and 1936. It was constructed by Leonard Henry Augustus Brinkman, who we think lived in Ruislip from 1958 until the late 1970s. #MuseumMonday #HillingdonHeritage

Don't miss out on the Hayes Canal Festival tomorrow (Sunday 13 July) from 11am to 4pm 🛶 There is something for all the family to enjoy including, art and crafts, stalls, water activities, boat trips and live entertainment🎨⛵🎵 Find out more👉buff.ly/1ASuLQr

#MISSING | help us find Tony. He is 86 and was last seen this morning when he left his care home in Ruislip wearing a multicoloured shirt (pictured) and dark blue trousers. We are concerned for his welfare and ask those with information to call us on 101, quoting 01/7728020/25

Have you seen 38-year-old Fredrick? He is #missing from his supported living flat & was last seen on Tuesday, 15 July at 18:30hrs in Leven Way #Hayes. He is wearing white shorts & a dark coloured t-shirt. If you see him call 101 quoting CAD:7415/15JUL

The architectural jewel in the crown of the Colne Valley Regional Park is #Harmondsworth Great Barn. This glorious mediaeval building was described by Sir John Betjeman as 'the Cathedral of Middlesex'. Open TODAY Sunday 27th July Do visit Betjeman Society english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/h…

Brother Wolf is delighted to announce that acclaimed actor, Ashton Spear will be taking on the role of Abraham Könisberg in 'A Lesson from Auschwitz'. The production will be staged at Skipton Town Hall on 8th August. Tickets: skiptontownhall.co.uk/whats-on/a-les… #ALessonfromAuschwitz

It's #ThrowbackThursday! Take a look at some of the photos from our archive, featuring the high streets in #Northwood and #NorthwoodHills. Do you enjoy visiting the high street? Do you think Northwood and Northwood Hills have changed? Share your thoughts with us below👇

Dubbed the “Cathedral of Middlesex” the Great Barn in Harmondsworth dates back to the 15th century. Built in 1426, the barn's size and aisles led to its nickname. It is now Grade I listed and looked after by English Heritage.🌿⛪ #MuseumMonday #Harmondsworth #HillingdonHeritage

The Three Magpies in Harmondsworth was a welcome stop for travellers. One 19th century landlord of the pub met a tragic end after being robbed by his housekeeper. The pub is the last surviving building of Heathrow and is still open today. #Harmondsworth #ThrowbackThursday

🍏 Did you know that Harmondsworth has a sweet spot in apple history? 🍎 Richard Cox was the creator of the Cox apples! He is buried in Harmondsworth, pictured. His legacy is one of Britain's best loved apple varieties. 📸 © Jonathan Billinger #Harmondsworth #MuseumMonday

Oooooh, Waterstones are returning to Uxbridge! Excellent stuff.

#ThrowbackThursday ⛪ The doorway at St Mary’s Church in #Harmondsworth has welcomed visitors for over 800 years, and dates from the Norman period. #Harmondsworth #HillingdonHeritage

Welcome to September!🍂 This month, we will be highlighting the unique history of Cranford Park, using our collection and archive. Is there anything you want to see? Let us know below👇 #HillingdonHeritage #CranfordPark #Cranford #History

Very pleased to meet volunteers and attendees of the Fellowship Cafe, St Matthew's Church Yiewsley yesterday with Revd Urmila Kurkalang. Wonderful to get the chance to join them for a short service too.

The extensive size and elaborate construction of Cranford Park's stables rivalled that of the country house itself. They were a late addition to the complex, and were built in 1720. They once housed up to 28 horses as well as carriages. #MuseumMonday #History #CranfordPark

In the Georgian period, the Berkeleys created a boating lake at Cranford Park with punts, a boathouse & the ornate ‘Chinese Bridge’, hosting royals & politicians at summer parties. 🌿🦢 #ThrowbackThursday #CranfordPark

This sunken wall and ditch, according to a 1720 map, completely encircled #Cranford House. Called a Ha-Ha, it was 575m long and built to keep grazing livestock out of the gardens. It is a common feature of ornamental gardens.🐑🌸 #MuseumMonday #CranfordPark #HillingdonHeritage