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After the success of the STAR Quiz Night earlier this year, next up is the 2026 STAR Summer Party running from 2:00-6:30pm on Saturday June 20th.
We’ll be back in the Scout Hut & Garden on Rugby Road with a packed programme to entertain adults and kids alike, including:
STAR Baker Cake-making competition – Kids Crafting Zone – “Macken Bros” BBQ – Live Music all afternoon from a host of STAR musicians – STAR Tombola – The STAR Pimms & Drinks Bar – Childrens Games Zone – Adopt-a-Teddy Stall – and much more!
If you’d like to get involved and become part of the “Party Team” who are taking the lead in planning this particular event, or if you are happy to help on the day please contact us on info@starchiswick.com.
We’re also on the look out for more musicians, singers, childrens entertainers (maybe we even have a face painter somewhere in the neighbourhood?), or indeed anyone with any other “entertaining” skills. If this sounds like you, do please get in touch – we’re even looking for an official photographer.
We’ll be sending out more info soon, so in the meantime mark your social calendar for Saturday June 20th for the next chapter in the STAR programme of social events, bringing everyone in our 10 roads together again and keeping the community spirit flowing!
The STAR Committee
About STAR
Southfield Park Triangle, at the corner of Bedford Park in Chiswick W4, has enjoyed the benefits of having a Residents Association for many years.
In 2024 a group of residents came together to bring a fresh new approach to running the association – resetting its mission to one of empowering, supporting and promoting a wide range of activities that our residents want to get involved in running, as well as continuing the association’s important role of being a point of contact with local councils and all of the other authorities who’s remit impinges on life in our area.
Our aim is to work with the many existing networks and communities within our area, amplifying their reach and embracing modern communication tools – as well as maintaining our strong tradition of personal contact so that everyone in our area is included.
In November 2024 the association adopted a new name – The Southfield Triangle Association of Residents (STAR Chiswick) – together with a new constitution that dramatically reduces the amount of time (and money) spent simply “administering” the association, and instead frees up those individuals willing to step forward to get involved and help bring our local community together.
The current Committee includes people from all across the area who are happy to invest their time and energy to maintain and drive forward the association on behalf of all of the residents of our area.
We are continuously working on building out our new network of residents, working with our network of Road Reps in each of our 10 streets, creating interest and activity-based groups through email and WhatsApp, planning and announcing community events and activities, and adding to the content on this, our new website all with the aim of ensuring that our neighbourhood in Chiswick can continue to enjoy the benefits of having a Residents Association.
What we stand for
Listening, Connecting & Amplifying your local voices
We believe the key role of a Residents Association is communication – listening to what our community wants, connecting existing communications networks, and promoting initiatives our neighbours want to get involved in – and of course, remaining a vital conduit for external bodies to communicate with the neighbourhood.
Creating opportunities for the community to come together
We want to restart many of the succesful and regular events which have done so much in the past to bring our community together – but also open up the role of the association to new inputs and ideas, supporting new and existing activities throughout the year.
Drawing on the expertise in the community
Our residents already possess a huge wealth of experience in all areas where a residents association needs to be active – and we want to draw upon that experience, not through standing committees with unnecessary admin, but with “on call” networks connected by modern communications tools, so those willing and able to contribute are called upon only as and when they are needed.
