Get in touch

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There are several ways to contact us:

  • E-mail: snug(dot) n16@ gmail.com
  • Facebook: Stoke Newington Common Users Group (SNUG)
  • Twitter: @SNUGN16
  • Instagram: SNUGN16

But please remember we are all volunteers, so we might not reply immediately. 

 We always need more people to  help out, whether you like to get your hands dirty with trees or plants, or prefer organising activities, or simply helping to move tables etc on the day. Any kind of help is very useful. 

SNUG Meetings

We meet roughly every 6 weeks, to discuss issues about the Common and plan activties and events. Meetings are open to everyone in the area and are normally held in the Core, Northwold Rd, or on the Common.

The next meeting dates are TBC
(meetings are not possible at present because of the Covid-19 pandemic)

Reporting litter, rubbish or damage on the Common

If you notice any damage, fly-tipping or large amounts of litter please contact Hackney Council, by phoning 0208 356 8428; or email parks@hackney.gov.uk; or download the Love Clean Hackney app to report directly 



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