Hillside News

Our Cllr Dan Holden enjoyed visiting the Sacred Heart Feast Day event at Sacred Heart Church on Edge Hill.
Huge numbers of the church community were there, with lots of activities, food & drink.

Daniel particularly enjoyed the strawberry sponge cake.

Our Cllr Daniel Holden (along with Cllr Jan Comer, newly elected in Village) attended the Edge Hill Area Residents Association tonight, hosted in the church hall on Edge Hill, Wimbledon.

This is one of several residents associations within Hillside (& Village), who help keep the community and area nice, and we councillors support them in their efforts.

We would encourage those living on Edge Hill, Darlaston Road, Worple Avenue and bits of Worple linking these roads, to join up.

We can put you in touch with the chair of the group, just drop us a line at [email protected]

Wimbledon Village Community News

Pop-up Tip

I've heard from the council that they are doing a pop-up tip, this Saturday 13th June, 10am-2pm, at Hartfield Road Car Park (Hartfield Road, London SW19 3TB) for Hillside ward residents. Council uses this car park in Wimbledon Town centre due to no suitable locations on our side of the railway track.

Details from the council:
"The event is being organised to assist residents who may find it difficult to travel to the borough’s main household recycling and waste centre on Garth Road in Morden. This event is open to residents of Merton only. Please remind residents to bring proof of Identification, such as a driving license, council tax bill or utility bill."

Location, Date & Time:

Saturday 13th June 2026

10:00am – 2:00pm

Hartfield Road Car Park (Hartfield Road, London SW19 3TB)

What You Can Bring:

· Recycling: paper and card, drinks cans, glass, plastics (soft)

· Small electronic items: such as household hairdryers and toasters, household batteries

· Bulky items: such as white goods and furniture

Please Do Not Bring:

· Hazardous objects: such as tyres, paint, needles, dangerous chemicals, gas bottles, large sheets of glass (such as mirrors), and asbestos

· Commercial or industrial waste: such as building materials and waste oil

· Textiles

· Non-recyclable household rubbish: such as rubbish in black bags

· Garden waste

This year Armed Forces Day is taking place in Wimbledon Village!

To mark Armed Forces Day, we’re holding our annual parade, led by the Royal British Legion, in Wimbledon Village

Come along on Saturday 27 June to show your support for the armed forces community, including serving personnel, veterans, service families and cadets 👉 https://orlo.uk/Vsd6L

The mill has a brake wheel with around 60 wooden cogs. 🦷

Sixty individual pieces of wood, working together to transfer the energy of the wind into the grinding of grain.

No electricity. No circuit boards. Just geometry, timber, and wind.

Engineering has always been beautiful.

Our Cllr Dan Holden went to the 3rd anniversary of the in which is a great success and founded by Andy Yates and Cllr Max Austin convened this branch of Walk & Talk.

Thank you to the Wimbledon and Putney Commons for supporting this event.

Wimbledon Village
Wimbledon and Putney Commons
Wimbledon Windmill Museum