Finchley Central Area Guide
A locals' guide to Finchley Central
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"'Inky' Stephens was the son of Dr Henry Stephens - the man who invented indelible ink - and lived in Avenue House on East End Road. Gifted to the local community in his will, the property is now used to display the Stephens' collection and host events."Explore Finchley Central
What locals say about Finchley Central
“Church End is AMAZING. It's like a pretty English village, yet you're still in zone 4. The houses are big, beautiful and full of character. Residents take care of their homes (or have gardeners who do) and it's like Chelsea (where we used to live). Homes are expensive but worth it because you still get so much more for your money here. Moving here was the best decision we made for our kids. Best roads are Hendon Avenue, Dollis Avenue and St Mary's Avenue, as they are wide, quiet, have the biggest houses and the gardens are just beautiful - but if you can't afford those, the other roads are nice as well! ”
Charles
“Finchley,a desirable and pleasant for all,as its vibrant diversity,colour and atmosphere.”
Nayan
“Classy, upmarket area, close to all the best schools in the country, large houses, great green space. It is rather expensive, but worth it if you can afford it. The people aren't snobby, just well educated, logical and open-minded. Hendon Avenue, Dollis Avenue and St Mary's Avenue in Church End are the best roads. Wait rose in Mill Hill is best for food shopping. Brent Cross can do with being demolished and a new Westfield erected instead. ”
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Activities near Finchley Central
A Bunch Of Amateurs
A Bunch Of Amateurs a comedy by Ian Hislop & Nick Newman directed by Nikki Bell An amateur production presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French Ltd Keen to boost his flagging career, fading Hollywood action hero Jefferson Steele arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford only to find that this is not the birthplace of the Bard, but a sleepy Suffolk village. And instead of Sir Kenneth Branagh and Dame Judi Dench, the cast are a bunch of amateurs trying to save their theatre from developers. Jeffersons monstrous ego, vanity and insecurity are tested to the limit by the enthusiastic amdram thespians. As acting worlds collide and Jeffersons career implodes, he discovers some truths about himself along with his inner Lear! Performances start at 7.30 pm Foyer opens at 7.00 pm All Tickets 10 Wheelchairs can be accommodated on the outer aisles in place of seat numbers 1 or 14 on each row. Please contact the Box Office on 07938 232 027 or [email protected] so that the relevant seat can be removed in advance. Parking near the venue is limited, so allow time to find a space and walk up. Arrive by 7.25 for curtain up at 7.30Read more
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