Thursday 19th February 2026 - Saturday 21st February 2026

Directed by James Ketteridge. 

It is 2021, but Judy and Johnny are living as if it were the 1950s. They have great friends and fantastic neighbours. They love the 1950s lifestyle and can’t get enough of it. However, when financial difficulties start to cloud Johnny’s judgement, he starts to wonder if this is the right lifestyle he and Judy should be having. 

With things not going well for Judy, will Sylvia, Judy’s mother and Johnny, Judy’s husband, be able to convince Judy to stop this 1950s facade and persuade her to come back to her own reality. 

A dark comedy drama play written by Breathing Corpses writer Laura Wade. 

Pinner Village Hall, Pinner, HA5 1AA

Every Monday from 7:30

We have Chess, Backgammon, Draughts, Scrabble, Monopoly, Cluedo, Cards and a whole host of other games for you to borrow and while away the evening in the comfort of your local pub.

Every Tuesday Night – 8 PM

Our quiz nights are changing! Entry is still £2, but now £1 goes to Mount Vernon Cancer Centre, our chosen charity for the year. Prizes include a £20 bar tab, a bottle of house wine, and—if luck isn’t on your side—a packet of crisps. Plus, we’re donating an extra £10 weekly, aiming to raise £2,080 this year. Join us for a fun night and a great cause!

Monthly. Every First Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. for 1hr 30m

Bridle Road Eastcote For anyone who would welcome the opportunity enjoy coffee, cake and conversation in a relaxed environment. Unless otherwise advertised

2-4 pm
More information  Visit: www.homeinstead.co.uk/ruislip-harrow

Meetings are usually held on the third Tuesday of each month from September to April starting at 8pm at St Martins Church Hall, High Street, Ruislip. Visitors are welcome (£3 admission). Any changes to these arrangements will be posted on our website. For further information please contact the Membership Secretary (membership@rnelhs.uk) or the Programme Secretary (programme@rnelhs.uk) or look at the website www.rnelhs.org.uk  

Club activities The Society continues to provide a public amenity in Roxbourne Park, Eastcote by running passenger services every Sunday afternoon  throughout the summer months. On Wednesday afternoons senior members gather for non-public running to reminisce and try out their new, or recently repaired, models. This group also find time to provide “Educational” visits for local schoolchildren. Usually this involves a short talk on the history of railways followed by free rides on the trains. One of the other main social activities of the Society is the Winter Programme of events. The meetings take place on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings of every month from October to April. Held in the Club hut these usually start at 8pm. These consist of talks or film shows by outside or club speakers. There are also Club events including competitions, and displays of members’ current work. Normally the programme is published in the “Model Engineer” magazine – Club News section and on their website. Non-members interested in a particular event are welcome (members only at the AGM). Anyone interested in joining us will be most welcome – contact Secretary