The aim of this site is to collect review and preserve Park history for the potential enjoyment of past present and future residents and friends. As an aside it can serve to inform on current issues.

Policy

• To start early in year2000 with a 'scrapbook' approach but evolve both content and presentation to be comprehensive and well regarded by autumn 2001 enabling the production of a book by end 2001.
• Post publication to continuously update the site as more information becomes available. No attention drawn to variance between website and book.
• aim to be informative rather than media-effect fancy displays.
• current and recent information on a particular house only with the blessing of the current incumbent.
• 30 year ruling on public presentation of Association minutes.
• good usage of photographs,sketchs etc but generally to minimum acceptable resolution to guard against long downloads. limited files between 50K and 200K but always with download warning indication.
• Supposition recorded but always stating ' believed' or 'assumed to be' or similar expression.
• encourage contributions via a 'guestbook' and regularly service that guestbook only deleting any abusive use.
• generally follow good netiquette

  DISCLAIMER - Statements on this site have no authority and are made simply in the interests of seeking to identify the true story. Neither the author nor the association wish to imply any authority for the content.

  Site editor
  The research / compilation / site design & build is by Phil Pearn of Upton Park carried out in his spare time - reasonably abundant due to early retirement but many many other interests. For technical support indebted to son Jim an IT consultant based in Munich, Germany.

  Dec 2001: home 236, history 75 Nov 2001: home 101, history 41 Oct 2001: home 188, houses 45 Sep 2001: home 158, houses 54 Aug 2001: home 186, houses 67 Jul 2001: home 79, houses 29