Hampton People's Network

Bringing People Together

An online community to help Hampton people get to know each other and share and do things together

Members

  • paul johnston
  • rachel blood
  • Gareth Roberts
  • Clive Scoggins
  • Tori Hutchinson
  • James Bopp
  • Shaz
  • The White House Community Assoc
  • Natalie Borg
  • James Earley
  • Maria Oliver
  • Jay
  • Sarah Lovely Buns
  • Algernon Alexander
  • cllr.snicholson@richmond.gov.uk
  • Bryan Alderson B.E.M.
  • Martyn Passey
  • Thomas Gerrard
  • Kim Willis
  • founditguide

Great Hampton Sites

http://www.hampton-online.co.uk/
http://www.founditguide.com/hampton.html

For other local London sites, see:
http://www.londonvoices.com/

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Welcome to the Hampton People's Network

Welcome to the Hampton People's Network, a Community Website for the residents of Hampton, Middlesex, England. This space is open to anyone who lives in Hampton and wants to get to know others in the area and share things with them. To join, simply click Sign up on the top right-hand side of the screen. It's a really simple process that takes less than a minute and does not commit you to anything!

Forum

Gareth Roberts

The Hampton Raffles 1 Reply

Started by Gareth Roberts in Community Issues. Last reply by paul johnston 15 hours ago.

Clive Scoggins

Protons for Breakfast? 1 Reply

Started by Clive Scoggins in Things to Do Chat. Last reply by Clive Scoggins Feb 4.

paul johnston

Hampton Meet-Up Number 3

Started by paul johnston in About HPN and this site Feb 4.

paul johnston

The Battle of the Jolly Boatman 5 Replies

Started by paul johnston in Martyn's Village Voice. Last reply by Gareth Roberts Feb 1.

paul johnston

Strange Local Noises - The Chlorine Warning Signal 8 Replies

Started by paul johnston in Local Chat. Last reply by Shaz Jan 28.

Latest Activity

yes. someone took our blue box a little while ago. Must do as you did and ring to get a replacement.
15 hours ago
Gareth Roberts added a discussion
As far as crimes go it was hardly worthy of description as 'The Crime of The Century' but would you credit it that on Thursday somebody had it on their toes with every single piece of my recycling receptacles.  Blue Box, Black Box, Green Box, Kitche…
on Friday
I should also add that Michael, the course leader, is an absolute star and has an enviable gift for communicating the wonders of science to just about anyone.
on Thursday
Clive Scoggins added a discussion
Interested in Science? Want to learn more, update what you learned (or are learning) at school or answer some of those burning questions about How Stuff Works? I, along with a merry band of folk from NPL in Teddington assist in the running of Proton…
on Thursday
paul johnston added a discussion
Well, four of us made it last night and had a good chat in the Railway Bell. The fabulous four were Gareth, Suzette, Amanda and I! We'll have another meet-up on Wednesday 3 March again at 20.00 in the Railway Bell. Hope to meet a few more folks then…
on Thursday
I have to say I agree whole heartedly with the comments regarding foxes and black bags. I have to say that I do pop my bags out after midnight but they never get attacked. Why? Because I put all my food waste into the green recycling container and a…
February 1
and there is a link to fixmystreet on the frontpage of this site on the bottom right hand side which currently shows one such pothole report in this case in Percy Road!
January 31
www.fixmystreet.com does provide a map showing where reports have been made, and automatically passes them on the the relevant authorities. I've had success with it in the past.
January 31

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Local News

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Groups

Fix-my-Street Hampton

Developing Pothole, 31st December

A pothole is developing (the road is sunken at the kerb) within the bus stop markings outside 147 / 149 Percy Road. At time of writing the sunken area is filled with water.

Poor collections, 11th December

Recycling boxes constantly being thrown down without consideration to pedestrians and residents - across pavements and sometimes over walls onto flowerbed. Large pieces of rubbish / cardboard etc strewn accross street and pavements after falling to ground after missing Contractors wheelie bins when being collected, then no interest or effort to pick it up afterwards.(Definately not caused by foxes / wind - unlike problems caused by some residents putting rubbish out the day before or without placing bags in a bin or placing items securely in recycling boxes) Problem is also in surrounding streets every week without fail. constant lack of standards - Spot checks needed from refuse company to witness this poor service every week Problem mainly blue / black / food box collections Photo evidence to follow thursday 17th december after collections

Food waste along pavement., 11th December

Lot's of food waste along pavement and road in Hatherop Road, mainly outside the workshops at No:38. Spilt from the refuse collectors but not picked up. Very slippery and could cause an accident.
 

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