from the Hampton Hill Business Association (HHBA)
Walk up and down our virtual High Street to view all our wonderful shops, businesses, churches, schools and organisations; find out about our events; delve into the history of the area; and also discover more about the HHBA, whose aim is to provide support to local businesses and bring the community together.
Please help your community to thrive and shop local!
We will be celebrating 60 Years of Christmas Parades this year and we would love to get the community involved.
Last year we received donations from local businesses and local residents whose family name was added to the main Christmas Tree. This was very well received by families and we would love to do this again this year!
We would love families of Hampton Hill to assist us with this by sponsoring the main High Street tree! For £20 your family name can be added to the banner around its base for everyone to see and for your little ones to hunt for!
Click here to go to our Just Giving page if you are able to help us provide this focal point to the High Street’s festive celebrations. We will be so grateful for your support. Please include your family name when making your donation of £20 and come along to locate this on the banner around the tree on or after the night of the parade, Friday 29 November 5.30-8.30pm.
We can’t wait to see you there!
The Hampton Hill Christmas Parade is a beloved tradition that brings the community together each year. This year, we are asking for volunteers to help make the parade even more special.
There are many different ways to volunteer for the parade. No experience is necessary. All ages and abilities are welcome.
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Georgia Ballantine our Town Centre Manager by email here. We hope to see you at the parade!
We are thrilled to announce that Made by Adele, a local gem, has earned a prestigious Three Stars at the international Great Taste Awards! Adele Hing’s standout creation, a banana brown sugar sponge cake layered with miso caramel and roasted peanut Swiss meringue buttercream, is also nominated for an even more coveted Golden Fork award!
Described by judges as “simply outstanding” and a “flavour blaster”, this cake is a must-try. Adele calls it a cake with a “cult-like following”. Customers can’t get enough of this unique blend of sweetness, saltiness, and umami magic! Whether for birthdays, parties, or weddings, this cake turns every occasion into a celebration.
Adele’s award-winning cake in all its glory (Adele is photograph by Esme Ducker; cake photography by Tim Johnston for the Guild of Fine Food ).
Adele’s other cakes are also in the spotlight, with two receiving Two Stars and another earning One Star. Her culinary expertise and passion make Made by Adele a true local treasure.
Visit madebyadele.com and follow @madebyadele for more delicious creations!
The Hampton Hill Improvement Group is a small group of local people interested in improving the local high street working with Councillors and Richmond Borough Council. In the last few years, we have run a competition to rename ‘Templeton Place’ and will soon be installing wildflower planters and repainted benches and flags to animate the area and make it a more pleasant place to spend time.
If you are interested in getting involved, please contact Georgia Ballantine our Town Centre Manager by email here.
Designs by Emma Appleton inspired by local tree species.
Hampton Hill Business Association is a voluntary group that brings you Love Hampton Hill. It takes responsibility for managing the activities of the Town Centre Manager and supporting the businesses trading within the vibrant High Street area.
The Directors and Treasurer oversee the planning of events for the local community and delivery of services as required by the Borough fund for High Street activities.
Hampton Hill High Street comprises mainly independent retail outlets with additional services including fitness centres, theatre, nurseries, restaurants, and bars. The area is full of history and borders Bushy Park, which attracts many visitors.
The Business Association is now seeking additional directors, enthusiastic about developing services and activities in this popular area further. Some experience in retail, marketing, event planning and/or as a company officer would be desirable. Professional indemnity is in place to cover the work of the Association directors and volunteers.
This voluntary role would suit anyone who lives or works locally interested in the development and maintenance of the High Street. The role is rewarding in that together with the other directors and Treasurer you can influence the way the High Street and Hampton Hill Community develop and change.
Meetings are periodic and most of the workload is delegated to the Town Centre Manager. The current Company officers encourage you to consider this opportunity and look forward to welcoming new members.
If you would like further information in regards to this role or would like to apply please contact Georgia Ballantine our Town Centre Manager by email here.