(updated 5 June 2013)
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Ickenham appears in the Domesday Book three times under the name 'Ticheham'.
Today Ickenham is a suburban area, centred on an old village in Greater London, and is part of the London Borough of Hillingdon.
Reminders of our history can still be found -
Please go to the Welcome to Ickenham page for more information about Ickenham and links to other organisations providing services to the residents of Ickenham.
The Ickenham Residents’ Association was formed in March 1924, mainly for the purpose of protecting the interests of the people of Ickenham
The work done by the Association has obviously changed over the past 87 years, but our main concern is still to maintain Ickenham as a green and pleasant village in which to live.
Today 2/3rd of the households in Ickenham are members. To learn more about the history and activities of the Association and how to become a member please go to the About Us page.
Ickenham Marshes Partnership
This new initiative by the Association is to improve the marshes between Ickenham and Ruislip. The partnership is a voluntary group established in 2012. For the details of the Partnership and latest news please click on the button at the top of the page.
Dates for your diary
6-
Balsam Bashing at
Ickenham Marshes
Sunday June 9
The Association’s Road Stewards Social Evening
Village Hall
19 July 8-
The Associations’ FORUM
Village Hall
24 October 8-
Balsam Bashing Bonanza
Sunday June 9
10.00 -
Meet at Nature Reserve
(Use Hillingdon Trail -
Himalyan Balsam is choking the Yeading Brook.
It prevents aquatic plants growing and impacts the wildlife.
The Bash is taking place at various points along the River Crane and Yeading Brook.
If you would like to come along and help contact:
Ickenhammarshes@hotmail. com
please bring your wellies if its wet, gardening gloves , sun protection and something to drink.