The Kew Society, which is more than 100 years old, is an influential organisation dedicated to enhancing the beauty and character of Kew with its historic legacy of buildings and green spaces.
In 1987 the Kew Society became a registered charity.
The Kew Society, which is more than 100 years old, is an influential organisation dedicated to enhancing the beauty and character of Kew with its historic legacy of buildings and green spaces.
In 1987 the Kew Society became a registered charity.
To review all planning applications in Kew with special regard to the architectural integrity and character of the neighbourhood.
To play an active role in the improvement of local amenities.
Keeping residents in touch with what is happening in their community.
Works closely with Local Government Councillors and the local Member of Parliament
Monitors all the planning applications and comments as needed
Makes representations to public and private organisations
Works with other organisations involved with local environmental issues including our green spaces, the towpath, pollution and aircraft noise.
The Kew Society is run by unpaid volunteers. The Executive Committee meets eleven times a year while sub-committees look after particular areas of interest.
The Society organises community events including parties, picnics, lectures and outings and produces the Kew Society Newsletter with information about general local issues, events, planning matters and forthcoming activities.
Your chance to hear the local Parliamentary candidates' views and then ask your questions.
Pre-submitted questions will stand a greater chance of being taken but there will be an opportunity for questions from the floor.
Please send your questions in advance by noon Friday 2nd June, either via email to secretary@kewsociety.org or by post to Secretary, The Kew Society, 32 Alexandra road, Kew Richmond TW9 2BS
The Hustings are being hosted jointly by The Richmond Society and The Kew Society.
All welcome, admission free.
Map link to Duke Street Church