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"Between 1943 and 1944 The Colossus Computer was built in the Dollis Hill Post Office Research Station. It was famously used to crack the codes of the German built Enigma machine in World War II."
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Hampstead Rock Choir
If you have always wanted to join a choir locally, you can! Your friendly local Golders Green choir is run by vocal tutor Nicola Cain. Our UK top twenty album gave ordinary people the chance to become chart-topping singers, and Rock Choir is continually giving our members bigger and better opportunities to achieve things they never thought they could do - from supporting national charities like Sign2sing, British Airways Flying Start and the Moonwalk to singing at the UK's top performing arts venues such as Glasgow Concert Hall and the O2. But through all this excitement, we never lose track of our local community roots. Visit this link https://rockchoir.com/events-and-performances-near-you to see more about our activities in London. To book your FREE singing taster session go to https://www.rockchoir.com/join. Here is a quote about our choir - 'I joined Rock Choir after being made redundant and being out of work for a year, so was feeling fairly low. Immediately I was greeted like an old friend and made to feel welcome. Since then I have gone on to meet new friends, have a great time every week and culminating to doing a solo at a local festival. If you'd have said to me a year ago I'd have the confidence to not only sing in front of people, but do a solo, I'd have told you not to be so silly. Rock Choir has become a v important part of my life, for the better.' - Alex (Rock Choir member) Rock Choir is a winner of the Red Ribbon 'Big Heart' Award [https://rockchoir.com/awards-achievements/]. and holds 1 former and 2 current Guinness World Records. The choir is also credited with single handedly starting the contemporary choir movement.Read more
County Championship Division Two: Middlesex vs Glamorgan
Middlesex take on Glamorgan in this County Championship Division Two fixture.
Take1
Experience Take1: a safe & intimate dancefloor where you can express yourself, discover emerging artists, and connect with a passionate community. Presented by The Globe. This is an 18+ eventRead more
Hallelujah, Psalms of Praise and Contemplation
Psalms from the 15th to 21st century including Bernstein's Chichester Psalms. Also the seldom performed work of Mrs H.A.Beach Help us, O God!Read more
Satinder Sartaaj
Indian singer, songwriter, actor and poet of Punjabi language films and songs who gained fame with the hit song 'Sai'.
Music For Freaks @ The Gipsy Queen, NW5
After the success of our Christmas shindig, Music For Freaks is back, locking in a new North London residency for 2025, at the Gipsy Queen in NW5. We've always sought out intimate spaces to bring people together and constantly looked to sidestep the mainstream, to focus on the love of a proper underground house party. The Gipsy Queen combined with Mr Doris expert curation of quality music nights, ensures that we now have the perfect home for this kind of gathering at a friendly, unpretentious local pub, with a small, vibey room, primed for dancing and befriending like-minded folk. To welcome in the dawn of the light evenings, the next MFF bash is on 28th March and guiding the nights sonic journey will be Lil Mark (Classic, Finger Prince Recordings, MFF), whose 7 vinyl set at our last party was a revelation. Hell be bringing more deep, twisted rhythms. Expect the unexpected. Also, MFFs head honcho, Justin Harris - a walking, talking underground house encyclopedia, along with Solo (Acid & Oddities, Finger Prince Recordings), a man with a taste for acid-laced house and wonky oddities and lastly but by no means least, Pale People, bringing a set loaded with bass-heavy, soulful, hypnotics to lock you into the rhythm. This isnt just another club night. This is about the music, the people, and the shared experience......So, dust off your dancing shoes, be sure to leave work early on Friday, and get yourself down the pub for some food and great house!Read more
Fraser Smith Quartet
With a focus on swing and the straight ahead, Fraser Smith channels the sound and language of the big Tenor men – his music harkens back to the Golden ages of jazz, from 40’s Kansas City through to 60’s New York. Line up Fraser Smith – Tenor Leon Greening – Piano Simon Read – Bass Steve Brown – DrumsRead more
About Gladstone Park
Gladstone Park is situated in the Dollis Hill area of north-west London. It is about 35 hectares (86 acres) in area. Dollis Hill House is an early Nineteenth-Century farmhouse, located within the northern boundary of the park. Gladstone Park provides a diverse environment, comprising of a formal garden, duck pond, varied terrain, woodland, hedgerows and open ground, all of which constantly change with the seasons. On clear days it offers fantastic views from the top of the hill (65 metres above sea level) of London and the surrounding area, including a fine view of Wembley Stadium.
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