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S U B U R B
EVENTS

Northway Gardensʼ BRIAN INGRAM

pop-up tea parties T11am on Wednesdays in
he pop-up tea parties that
have been taking place at
Northway Gardens have been a
great success. What started
organically is naturally growing into Photos: Brian Ingram
a wonderful Community event all
based around a Shed in a Park!
A wide range of local people,
even talk of other pop-up events HGS U3A
young and old, come along and
dogs are very welcome. There is
and a biscuit or two – generously Topical Talks
across the Suburb. Do join us for
a chat and a laugh plus a cuppa
donated by local residents and
shopkeepers. Some weeks we
even get freshly baked cakes!

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Leslie Cavendish (Photo: Susan Kaye) Tim Lockie

MYKE JACOBS

GS U3A is delighted to announce that our own member Leslie
Cavendish, ‘hairdresser to the Beatles’, is giving a Topical Talk
H“There Are Places I Remember” on Zoom at 3pm on Thursday
16 June 2022 and that noted Consultant Interventional Cardiologist Dr
Tim Lockie will be giving the following Talk on 21st century heart
medicine on 21 July 2022.
These Talks are open to members of HGS U3A (free) who register
on the Meetings page of our website hgsu3a.uk/events/. If you are not a
member and would like to join go to: hgsu3a.uk/join/. Members can
bring a friend.
Leslie Cavendish will be interviewed by musician Maurice Selwyn.
Leslie left school at 15, without any artistic qualifications to become a
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hairdresser. He worked for the iconic ’60s hair stylist Vidal Sassoon.
M Leslie counted many of the stars of the day among his clients including
Keith Moon, Bee Gees, Dave Clark Five, James Hunt, Terry Stamp, Jane
Y
Asher, James Taylor and many more – but the jewel in his career’s
CM crown was styling perhaps the four most famous heads of hair in
history – The Beatles. Using the many anecdotes of his time with the
MY
Beatles, he provides you with an exclusive insight into their lives at that
CY time, and you will hear his own personal stories of the Beatles first-
hand.
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Tim Lockie practices (inter alia) at the Royal Free Hospital
K Hampstead both in the NHS and privately. He grew up in North
London attending University College School in Hampstead, before
training in Medicine at Edinburgh University. Dr Lockie specialises in
complex PCI, primary angioplasty for acute heart attacks, intravascular
imaging and coronary physiology and has an ongoing interest in
cardiovascular research being the principal site investigator for several
Hampstead Garden Suburb is our home large, multinational studies.

We have been selling and renting Hampstead Garden Suburb homes since 1989.
Most of our team live in Hampstead Garden Suburb and have a unique insight Can you help?
into our special area. So we are not like any other estate agent you’ll come
across on the high street. Fellowship puts on talks followed by tea and biscuits every Tuesday
afternoon. Itʼs a well attended and social occasion. Less mobile Suburb
Contemplating selling or renting your property? residents can make use of the free transportation to and from Fellowship
Call us or email us to find out how Litchfields can assist. House we lay on for this. We need to top up our pool of volunteer drivers
to keep this facility going and enabling access for all. If you can spare an
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