Every Thursday 10-10.30am & 10.45-11.15am Sing Song Time Garden Suburb Community Library, 15 The Market Place. A first library activity for under-threes and their grown-ups. Rhyme, rhythm and repetition are all fundamental to a baby’s speech and language development. Sharing rhythms and singing songs help babies to develop listening and concentration skills. Admission free.

U3A is a unique, exciting and growing movement for older people no longer in full-time work. Come and find out about a new U3A group aiming to serve East Finchley, Finchley Central, Golders Green, Hampstead Garden Suburb, Temple Fortune and nearby areas. Admission free. Email newU3Agroup@gmail.com

Venue: Golders Green Parish Church, North End Road. Women's World Day of Prayer Service, focusing on the Phillipines

Garden Suburb Community Library, 15 The Market Place. A different book every month, discussed over cake and tea. Pick up a copy of the current book at the HGS Library and join us on the first Friday of each month. Admission free.

Meet in North End Way, on Hampstead side on Inverforth House. A Heath & Hampstead Society walk, led by Peter Tausig, Trustee of the Society and member of the Heath Sub-Committee. Suggested minimum donation £5 per adult. Info 07941 528 034; email hhs.walks@gmail.com

Meet in North End Way, on Hampstead side of Inverforth House. A Heath & Hampstead Society walk, led by Peter Tausig, Trustee of the Society and member of the Heath Sub-Committee. Suggested minimum donation £5 per adult. Info 07941 528 034; email hhs.walks@gmail.com

Presented by the Mill Hill Music Club. Jack Liebeck - violin; Christian-Pierre La Marca - cello: Amandine Savary - piano. Haydn - C major Trio HOB XV 27 in C major; Beethoven Trio Op 1 no 1 in E flat; Chausson Piano Trio Op 3 in G minor. Admission £15. To book 020 8959 3866 or online www.millmusicclub.co.uk

Speaker: Catherine Loveday

Hear Suburb issues debated and raise your concerns at Question Time (8.05pm).

Collect and dry ripe veg, herb or flower seeds from your garden and bring them to the meeting to exchange for seeds from other people's gardens on the Suburb. or just come and listen to the Talk from Chris Collins, former 'Blue Peter' gardener. For information contact Ruth Beedle: 020 8455 3109 or ruthbeedle@tiscali.co.uk. Entry free.

This exhibition entitled Energy shows mixed-media river- and seascape originals, limited edition prints, and seven small oil paintings illustrating the landform project being created in Cornwall.

Borough Councillors' Surgery at HGS Trust offices. Ask for advice on local problems.

For insertion in the Summer edition of Suburb News . Details to David Littaur, 84 Wildwood Road NW1 6UJ. Tel: 020 8731 6755 or 07510 308 997. Email: dvdlttr@gmail.com

BBC Archive Film. DVD of the 1959 'Face to Face' interview

Venue: Free Church Rooms. Talk - Joy Barrett "My Life as a Carer".

Venue: Fellowship House, 136A Willifield Way, NW11 6YD. The speaker, Paula Kitching, is a historian and an education consultant. Her work covers numerous subjects including the history of war and genocide, cultural history and minority and ethnic history. As a freelancer she has worked for government departments, the Historical Association, the Royal British Legion, the RAFBF, the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust and museums. For more than ten years she has lectured at the London Jewish Cultural Centre and is an advisor to its Holocaust and Anti-racism Centre. She is also a battlefield guide, and has designed educational programmes and organised and facilitated seminars in the UK and overseas.i All lectures are followed by free refreshments. Visitors are welcome £3.00, members of Fellowship House £1.00. There is no difficulty parking.

DVD with music by Elgar

Nominations for the posts of officers and members of the Council must be received by 17 March 2017. They should be submitted in writing, signed by proposers and seconders and have the consent of nominees. Please send notices of motions and nominations to The Assistant Secretary, Rosemary Goldstein, 1a Church Mount N2 0RW. (Agendas will be available on this website by 13 March 2017). Annual reports appear on the centre pages of the Winter Edition of Suburb News.

Speaker: David Assersohn

Venue: The Oriel Room, Free Church Hall, Northway NW11. Talk by Tom Kerrs of Royal Greenwich Observatory.

Venue: Avenue (Stephens ) House, East End Road N3 3QE. Speaker - Harriet Copperman OBE. Presented by The Finchly Society Admission £2 non-members.To book 020 8883 3381.

Lunch in support of Christian Aid served at 12.15