Ashburnham Triangle Association

Anne-Claire Lérin says: 'The recent supper club night at The Trafalgar Café was full, and some people asked to book for the next ones. José will do a couple more taster supper clubs there on Saturday 9th and Saturday  16th of December  at  7pm. Here's the menu in case it would be of interest to you.' almagreenwich@gmail.com 07507 894560 Attachments area

John Bangs says: "Julia Godsiff is hosting GOS' Christmas show. See invite. It'd be good fun. Do come if you can. Drinks and nibbles on the Friday evening." 

Our Safer Neighbourhoods Police Team have notified us of a recent burglary in Egerton Drive which took place between 8/11/2017 and 12/11/2017 and remind you that burglary CAN increase this time of year due to darker nights and as households are expected to be stocked up on presents. They have also published a list of useful tips on Christmas Shopping, Personal Safety, Home Security and Vehicle Crime for your information and to help keep you safe and secure, and to prevent crime. Greenwich West Safer Neighbourhood Team Christmas Crime Prevention   Christmas is a busy time of year for everyone, including the criminals. We know, however, that a high percentage of crime is opportunistic, and can be prevented by taking some simple precautions. “Don’t let the criminals enjoy Christmas at your expense” Christmas Shopping 1.     Make sure your bank card isn’t a gift for pickpockets. When the shops are crowded they have more chance to steal fr...

Some of the prizes on offer at Bingo Night! Fabulous prizes on offer at the very first Bingo Night taking place at The Ashburnham Arms next Thursday 7th December, all in aid for the charity Tommy's. We have an amazing prize for one lucky individual to have some pampering at the House of Charles Worthington for a free cut and finish with one of their top senior stylists. Also on offer: Top West End Theatre Tickets donated by Ambassador Theatre Group Fizz courtesy of Majestic Wines Cinema tickets from Greenwich Picture House Beauty gifts from Body Shop Confectionary delights  and many many more.....and not forgetting Tommy the Teddy Bear needs a new home for Christmas! Five games of Bingo plus a raffle. Starts promptly at 8pm. You have to be IN IT to WIN IT.  See you there!

Irena Hill says: 'The last in-words event of 2017 is going to be an appropriately joyful one: no jingly bells and carols, but some prose - funny and profound at the same time - and verse - for adults and children - by award-winning author Chrissie Gittins (you have 3 more days to catch her on Countryfile  https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/ episode/b09c6xsj/countryfile- cornish-heartlands ).  Chrissie is passionate about nature and its vocabulary, as shown in her poetry book   Adder, Bluebell, Lobster. She  has a way with words in prose too, as demonstrated in   Between Here and Knitwear , her short story collection reviewed by Nicholas Lezard ( Guardian ) as "bloody brilliant. I can’t remember the last time I read prose so limpid, so carefully unflashy, so exact". So, do come to hear Chrissie read from these and other published books, to have a few drinks and the opportunity to buy Chrissie's books for children and grown-ups. Another free event.'...

Entrance to no 75 Ashburnham Grove. Garden gate on right Green Hub gardeners will gather this Saturday morning for the last time this year at number 75 Ashburnham Grove,  the home of people with learning difficulties .  10am-12pm. Tea break  at about 11 am Some of us might be working in the front garden. But, if not, the back garden gate will be open. It's to the right of the building  (pictured). Go in and say hello, you will be most welcome. No need to bring gardening tools.  Planting daffodil bulbs last year This November the gardeners haven't planted any daffodil bulbs. The Council are doing that instead - to make up for having prematurely cut the tops off the daffodils the Green Hub planted in previous years in various corners of the Triangle .