Clubs/societies

Energetic youngsters are invited to have fun, make new friends and keep fit at a weekend seven-a-side football league.

Santa and his sleigh will be stopping off in the streets of Greenford giving sweets to children and asking for donations to charity.

St Nick will be in Bilton Road on Wednesday 16 December, The Medway Estate on Thursday 17, Ravenor Park area on Friday 18, Mansell Road on Monday 21 and Oldfield Circus on Tuesday 22 from 6:30pm.

A new coffee shop and healing room was officially opened by Ealing North MP, Steve Pound.

The Hope Christian Centre's Cafe Rendezvous and Healing Rooms Ministries in Horsenden Lane South, Perivale, opened its doors on Saturday November 7.

A popular after-school club is celebrating five years of success with cake, a pantomime and a lot of fun.

A Concert by a world-renowned piano player is being held this weekend.

Larkspur Rovers Football Club are running coaching sessions for five to 13-year-olds on Saturday(15).
The day is designed to attract new players and volunteers to the club in Rowdell Road, Northolt.
Registration begins at 10.30am.
To find out more call 07967 375 965.

People will be able to sample the sounds, sites and tastes of the Caribbean on Saturday July 18.

Final rehearsals are taking place for this year's Gang Show, back at Greenford Hall by popular demand.

It is hoped a scout hut will become a hive of activity in the New Year after a revamp by offenders making amends for their crimes.
The headquarters of the Twelfth Northolt Scouts, off Laughton Road, already provides a base for some other groups, but it is anticipated more will make use of the site after the repairs, painting and gardening.
The work was carried out by the Community Pay Back team who visited every Saturday since December last year. The scheme puts offenders to work as punishment for their crimes, helping worthy projects at the same time.
The Twelfth Northolt Scouts' group secretary Monica Smith said: "It needed it as nothing had been done for almost 10 years.
"It's taken an awful lot of hard work but it's much more attractive now. We're now hoping to run things like coffee mornings for the elderly or mother and toddler groups next year.
"It's going to be a real boost for the community."
As well as the police and probation service, she thanked Drayton Fencing for supplying the new railings and the fire brigade for providing fire hydrants.

The friend of a popular footballer who tragically died after a match turned ugly on Sunday (30) said he will be remembered for his upbeat attitude on and off the pitch.