Come along and see what hidden skiing talents you have at this outdoor dry slope. There are 12 places are available, so booking is essential. 

Leaving St Augustine's School at 3pm, returning approximately 9pm. 

Minibus pick-up available from St Augustine's School at 5.30pm and drop off at home after session.

Join us at the youth club for pool, table tennis, art, competitions and more.

Places are limited to 15 young people.
 

The Crypt at St Johns Wood Church 

Food Shopping from The Hubb Community Kitchen & Marks & Spencer’s 

Enjoy hot nutritious meals from Chef Jen (Halal available) with a delivery between 6pm to 9pm

Learn how to enjoy an active lifestyle, this Easter through fun, engaging and impactful football-related activities.

Join us online for Westminster Arts Reference Library's 'Artists of London' series. In addition to the talk and a Q+A, each includes a spotlight on a special item from the Library's collection - in this case, an edition of Picture Goer magazine from 1924.

The talk will be held online via Zoom - details will be emailed to you nearer the event.

To mark his 131st birthday, Bryony Dixon explores the almost Dickensian youth of one of the most influential Londoners of all time. Born in East Street in Walworth, Charlie Chaplin lived in many South London locations including Methley Street - the model for his film Easy Street (1917).

He aspired, like others born into the entertainment business, to work in the West End, only a walk away across Westminster Bridge and his great ambition, with brother Syd, was to be rich enough to live in Brixton. Things worked out very differently - his extraordinary career took him from some of the poorest districts of London to some of the most glamorous in Los Angeles. But even as a Hollywood megastar his films and their sets reflected the cityscapes of Victorian London and his youth.