Breakdown of a personal concept piece from last year. Neo East Finchley - inspired by the place where I lived. Usually I use simple cubes to block in the bigger shapes. The archer statue is an existing one, perhaps the most well known symbol of East Finchley. #digitalart

The former Aliyah J shop is set to become a charity shop.

The East Finchley Archer looking resplendent today.

Nice mention of #N2 #eastfinchley by ⁦David Hepworth⁩ on ⁦Word In Your Ear⁩ But learn even more about Fortis Green, The Kinks etc with ⁦Adam The London Tour Guide⁩ Highly recommended music walks! overcast.fm/+AAxqH_ZHAqw

There's just 10 days left to help transform the Manor Park Road/Trinity Road Underpass! ⏰ #eastfinchley #n2 Please leave a supporting comment on our planning application on Barnet Council's website by Friday 9 August: publicaccess.barnet.gov.uk/online-applica…

Well done to the brave individuals who intervened to catch a phone thief 👏👏👏

Community Grants announcement! 🗣️ We're excited to share that Barnwood N2 is our first Community Grant recipient! Our Barnwood is a community forest garden nestled on Tarling Road. Barnwood are using their grant funds to pilot a new inter-generational forest school🌱🌈

A reminder that Fortis Green Road, Muswell Hill, is closed and buses 102 and 234 are being diverted via Queens Avenue. Fortis Green remains open as usual.

Sarah Sackman MP Cllr Arjun Mittra East Finchley Police Barnet Council The Archer East Finchley can we get a campaign like this on the high road N2 as phone snatches continue

Our second Community Grants recipient is Heritage Community Crafts (HCC)🪡💚 Sign up for their free (16+) Beginner's Crochet Workshop: ⏰ Tuesday 27 August, 1:30-3:30pm 📍 Margot Bakery, 121 East End Road, N2 0SZ 🎟 eventbrite.co.uk/e/crochet-for-…

East Finchley station was originally opened in 1867 by the Great Northern Railway. The Northern line was created in the 1930s as part of the tube network, for which the station was acquired. It was then rebuilt to a design of Charles Holden with the 10-feet high 'Archer' statue.

This week's line-up: IT ENDS WITH US THE COMMANDANT'S SHADOW THELMA KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS COMING SOON: BETWEEN THE TEMPLES WIDOW CLICQUOT East Finchley #WhatsOn #communitycinema

We have had a wonderful morning celebrating our students’ impressive GCSE results with them. Fantastic outcomes again this year at Fortismere with our students bucking national achievement trends once more. We are so proud of you all!

There is a archer on the roof of East Finchley station. The Archer, or 'Archie' as locals christened him, unveiled by sculptor Eric Aumonier on 22 July 1940. Archie a metaphor for the speed with which the Northern line trains shot into central London.

East Finchley archer at dusk

Phoenix Throwback Thursday: In 1974 we're screening STEPPENWOLF, a film adaptation of Hermann Hesse's 1927 novel, directed by Fred Haines. The film made heavy use of visual special effects that were cutting-edge at the time of its release. East Finchley East Finchley Town Team #throwback

Join the Friends of Cherry Tree Wood this Sunday for our monthly litter pick in the park! Meeting at The Cherry Tree Cafe at 4pm, Sunday 8th September. #cherrytreewood #litterpick #volunteering #eastfinchley

Looking forward to this, not just because it’s the wonderful Mike Leigh, but also because it was filmed in East Finchley.