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Waste and recycling collections

Each collection is made by a separate vehicle. Vehicles come at different times during the day.

Your collections:

Garden waste

Glass, can, plastic and carton recycling

  • Friday 14 August 2026

Paper and card recycling

  • Friday 14 August 2026

Rubbish and food

  • Friday 14 August 2026

Parking

Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ): X - Hampton Wick

Times: Monday to Saturday 8:30am to 6:30pm (Bank and Public holidays free)

This property is eligible for Parking permits.

Low-traffic schemes

This property is not part of any Low-traffic schemes.

Ward councillors

Photograph of Councillor Helen Baxter

Councillor Helen Baxter
Hampton Wick and South Teddington
Liberal Democrat Party
cllr.h.baxter@richmond.gov.uk

Photograph of Councillor Jim Millard

Councillor Jim Millard
Hampton Wick and South Teddington
Liberal Democrat Party
cllr.j.millard@richmond.gov.uk

Photograph of Councillor Liz Tidhar

Councillor Liz Tidhar
Hampton Wick and South Teddington
Liberal Democrat Party
cllr.l.tidhar@richmond.gov.uk

Electoral Ward

Hampton Wick & South Teddington

Most recent local election results

Thursday, 7 May 2026

Polling station

Bullen Hall
Bennet Close, Hampton Wick, KT1 4AT

Local MP

Munira Wilson (Liberal Democrat Party)

Constituency: Twickenham

Most recent election results

Thursday, 4 July 2024

Polling station: Bullen Hall
Bennet Close, Hampton Wick, KT1 4AT

Conservation status

This property is in a conservation area:
CA18 Hampton Wick

Conservation area statement

View our online map to see all conservation areas across the borough.

Local planning applications

Most recently validated planning applications within 250m.

  • 20/T0890/TPO - 37 Vicarage Road Hampton Wick Kingston Upon Thames KT1 4EB
    Please refer to application 20/T0202/TPO made by my tree surgeon that was refused on 03/04/20. Please see that application for another sketch plan and brief details. That application was to thin the trees by 15%. As that was refused, on the basis of insufficient details, I would request that someone from the Council's tree department advises what work is permitted that will solve the problems I set out in more detail below: The trees overhang garages at my property, Ingram House garages and my next-door- neighbour's garden where she is about to build an office/gym. They are therefore in a heavily used urban area where people regularly come and go/will be spending large amounts of time. Sizeable branches have come off the trees in the last 2 years (October 2018 and February 2020) causing damage to my garage on the first occasion and nuisance to Ingram House on the second when a branch fell on their garages and it was only by chance that the branch landed horizontally - had it been ver
  • PA25/4161 - Park Court Park Road Hampton Wick
    S1 Fig Too large for site - growing against wall Fell and cut down old stumps T1 Ash Die back of crown and major dead wood Remove dead wood and inspect cavities – report back TG1 Mixed species Too large for site growing into fire escapes Prune back from building by 2m
  • PA26/0355 - Kingston Bridge House, Church Grove, Hampton Wick, KT1 4AG
    Retrospective application for the change of use of the building from student accommodation to provide 22 apartments (C3 Use Class) including 4 affordable units and a 90-bed hotel (Use Class C1). Façade and elevational alterations, infill extension at ground floor level, provision of 4 storey lift structure, and associated landscaping, widening of one crossover, access, parking/refuse provision and other external alterations.
  • PA26/1660 - 33 High Street, Hampton Wick, Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, Kt1 4da
    Internal reconfiguration and external alterations to facilitate change of use to provide a ground-floor commercial shop with retained self-contained residential flat accommodation.
  • PA26/2251 - 95, High Street, Hampton Wick, Kingston Upon Thames, KT1 4DG
    T1- Ash tree- Remove and replace with Liquidambar tree. This tree has been a problem for many years. It grows adjacent to a street light on a busy road thus consuming and blocking the light for pedestrians & road users. it drops debris onto the footpath & road. The tree was last trimmed back in November 2023 and has now grown back over the footpath & road. There are branches breaking out and some panic growth visible. Suspicion that Ash dieback is present. The tree is covered in Ivy so the condition of the stem cannot be seen at this stage. The reason for the replanting of a Liquidambar tree is that it would have a nicer look on the road. T2- Small Nespola tree- Remove this tree. It doesn't add any benefit to the property or area and has been left to grow wild.

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Building control history

Applications made for this address.

  • 06/1657/FP

    Existing basement refurbishment

  • 01/1803/BN

    Provision of support beam at basement level

  • 06/1657/FP/1

    Existing basement refurbishment

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