North Harrow - North West London Talks

North West London Talks

North Harrow is also the home of North West London (NWL) Talks which are held at The North Harrow Assembly Hall. The talks take place weekly on Friday evenings however, the timing of the talks varies throughout the year. In winter the start time is at 20:30 whereas in summer it is at a slightly earlier 20:00. Naturally, due to the wide range of speakers the academic talks cover a broad spectrum of disciplines - though they do tend to be more focused on current and historic political affairs. In the spirit of community, all are welcome and admission is free.

London Borough of Harrow
Districts
  • Belmont
  • Canons Park
  • Greenhill
  • Harrow
  • Harrow on the Hill
  • Harrow Weald
  • Hatch End
  • Headstone
  • Kenton
  • Little Stanmore
  • North Harrow
  • Pinner
  • Pinner Green
  • Queensbury
  • Rayners Lane
  • Roxeth
  • South Harrow
  • Stanmore
  • Sudbury
  • Wealdstone
  • West Harrow
Attractions
  • Harrow Museum
  • Headstone Manor
  • Harrow School
Parks and open spaces
  • Bentley Priory Nature Reserve
  • Chandos Recreation Ground
  • Harrow Weald Common
  • Kenton Recreation Ground
  • Pinner Park
  • West Harrow Recreation Ground
Constituencies
  • Harrow West
  • Harrow East
  • Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner
Tube and rail stations
  • Canons Park
  • Harrow & Wealdstone station
  • Harrow-on-the-Hill station
  • Hatch End railway station
  • Headstone Lane railway station
  • North Harrow
  • Northolt Park railway station
  • Pinner
  • Rayners Lane
  • South Harrow
  • Stanmore
  • Sudbury Hill
  • Sudbury Hill Harrow railway station
  • West Harrow
Other topics
  • People
  • Public art
  • Schools
Parks and open spaces in Harrow

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