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The last talk of the current season will take place on the 6th June at 8.00 p.m.

David Reidy, is the author of A History of Hatch End Station (2018), the first full-length history of the station, based on his own research.

His talk will cover the history of the station, starting with the pre-railway era, the building of the railway line, which began operating in 1837, and the opening of the first station at Hatch End, first called Pinner Station till the Metropolitan Line assumed the name.

It will outline the development of railway services at the station, including the opening of additional lines and the many alterations to services and the station layout, including during the inter-war and post-war periods.

As usual the talk will take place in the Pinner Village Hall in the Chapel Lane Car Park