This was the scene greeting visitors to Osterley Park on Sunday 14th June
Rubbish in Osterley Park
Author: CleanUp
Summerhouse Avenue
In the above photo, the bin is full to overflowing.
Rubbish dumped all over the pavement.
World Clean Up Day 2019
We will be starting in Hounslow House at 10am, and walking along Bath Road to Marriott Hotel, arriving between 12.30-1pm, picking up litter along the way.
Let’s have a good turn out, make this a useful and memorable day, and be proud of achieving a good result, and also a good get-together.
Cleaner Greener Hounslow
I just wanted to drop you a line to thank you for your interest in, and commitment to the cleaner, greener borough workshops held on the 15th and 29th June.
Following on from the connections made over the course of the two Saturday sessions, we’re supporting local neighbourhood blitzes and working with individuals who wanted to develop greening projects. In a similar vein, with the declaration of a climate emergency at Borough Council, we will also be working with interested residents to develop a climate change action plan.
As we all recall, there were a broad range of ideas and proposals put forward. There’s still lots to be done in order to see your proposals have the greatest possible impact. If we haven’t already done so, we’ll be in touch with everyone who proposed an idea or a more thought-through proposal. We will also be sharing those proposals on our social media channels, so please do take a moment to share them with your networks and get more people interested in the ideas you want to make happen in your local area.
Once again, thank you very much indeed for coming along, for engaging with the issue, and for providing such a range of passionately-argued proposals to improve the borough. Here’s to a successful ongoing collaboration!
Very best wishes,
Paul
On behalf of the Cleaner, Greener Team
Dr Paul Probert,
Head of Policy, Scrutiny and Intelligence,
Hounslow House,
London Borough of Hounslow
Bath Road Clean Up
The hotels at Heathrow were out in force Plogging today as part of the Great British Spring Clean campaign from Keep Britain Tidy. Eager volunteers from the London Heathrow Marriott, Sheraton Skyline, Sheraton Heathrow and Heathrow Windsor Marriott walked the length of Bath Road starting at Sheraton Heathrow and finishing at the London Heathrow Marriott collecting litter along the way. They were joined by Clean Up Hounslow a volunteer organisation and together the team of 31 volunteers collected over 50 bags of rubbish along the 6.4 mile stretch of Bath Road from Hounslow to Harmondsworth. After their busy morning, the team were treated to a delicious roof top lunch prepared by the London Heathrow Marriott.
#GBSpringClean
https://www.keepbritaintidy.org/get-involved/support-our-campaigns/great-british-spring-clean
Bagful Of Rubbish 
Getting To Work 
Rubbish All Bagged 
Cleaning That Rubbish 
Sucking It Up 
For Thirsty Workers 
After the Clean Up 
Lunchtime
Spring Clean!
SPRING CLEAN MONTH
THURSDAY 18 April 2019
Clean Up Hounslow Team in joint venture with Marriotts Hotel , Bath Road , Heathrow.
10:00 Assemble outside HOUNSLOW HOUSE , new civic centre , near Yates pub
Gear ourselves
10:10 Depart and walk down Bath Road towards airport
( anyone who’s late can always catch us up )
12:30 pm – 1 pm
Aim to arrive at Marriot Hotel, Bath Road .
Thereafter enjoy General Managers Hospitality at Marriot Hotel .
Team – if anyone who cannot join us for the clean up walk , I suggest they come and meet the team at Marriott Hotel . It will be good to meet Marriot’s team too as they regular do these sort of events , including “plogging” *
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plogging
Clean Up Hounslow – Rubbish Be Gone!
Happy New Year 2019
A Happy New Year to all readers and contributors. Let’s make 2019 the cleanest year yet.
Meeting!
Thursday, 4th October, 2018
Below is a proposed framework for this meeting, to be held at the Marriot Hotel, Bath Road, Harlington at 7pm.
Introduction as per Mike – organisation’s delegated Nomination for Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer (?)
1. Review clean up & walk with MP day : moving forward – what exactly can we expect MP to influence in her own capacity’ – such as crime prevention by visible police presence in Borough – currently not to be seen anywhere?
2. The councillor names/duties who are directly in charge of Borough Wards & discuss how to make them aware of their responsibilities and existence of our group (ref : very useful information in Richard’s email- I did not know any of these), include names , contacts on website?
3. This website – Ideas or suggestions?
4. Main discussion – discuss agenda/ time for Steve Curran meeting : examples – below suggestions for Steve/ council to :
i. display crime prevention type signpostings in hot spots and around chicken/fast food/grocer shops, etc
ii. Campaign strongly against irresponsible businesses and any community groups – who leave litters on roads.
iii. Make councillors take direct ownership of clean Hounslow agenda in their individual wards
iv. Educational Campaign for responsible disposal of litters for an environmentally friendly Borough – targeting tenants, owners, Businesses. Approach local Schools
v. Consider -persistent over litter of some households/roads – if indicator of overcrowding/unaccounted residents in the Borough – how to ?
vi. discuss disparity in standard of cleansiness and road maintenance around the Borough – one affects the other.
vii. Seek Help for T shirts, flyers for Group
viii. Hold high profile , all inclusive clean up Hounslow campaign at High street in front of Treaty Centre – a week or two before Christmas – at the height of shoppers/businesses day – invite councillors/MPs be present
Any Other suggestions
5. AOB – Member meetings – frequency etc/ constraints
Seema Sees The Rubbish
On September 21st, our local MP for Feltham & Heston, Seema Malhotra came along for a walk about with the group to see for herself the problems that there are with excessive litter and fly-tipping in the area.
World Clean Up Day
We started at the site of the new Civic Centre near Bell Corner/Bath Road in Hounslow. We walked through to Cranford, picking up several bags of rubbish along the way. Some of the group started out from here, and a few other people joined us along the way. 
It is sad, but not really surprising how much rubbish is thrown about. Much of it is the invariably single-use packaging that accompanies fast food, but cigarette packets and particularly cigarette butts play a huge part in the amount of discarded and unsightly litter.
Grass verges along many areas of the Bath Road were unsightly, particularly around bus stops and near some fast food stores.