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The Chelsea Society meets with the Residents’ Associations of Chelsea. This is a popular annual event, and was attended by more than 100 people ...
Read more >The Society is delighted to announce an illustrated lecture on Monday 9th October by Commodore A.J.C. Morrow CVO, RN, the last captain of Britannia The ...
Read more >Monday 30th October in the Small Hall at Chelsea Old Town Hall, at 6.30 pm on a subject to be announced
Read more >On Monday 20th November 2017 all the Members of the Society meet at 6.30 pm in the Great Hall at Chelsea Old Town Hall ...
Read more >The Chelsea Society considers that this Application for a certificate of lawful use should be refused, for the reasons set out in our written ...
Read more >The Chelsea Society has been concerned, since the Post Office in Kings Walk closed, that there is no Post Office in Chelsea east of ...
Read more >In May 2019 national planning regulations will change, and a system of prior approval will replace the existing need for planning permission for change ...
Read more >Serena Davidson 1938 – 2016 was secretary of The Chelsea Society for many years. Please click on the link to read her obituary.. Serena Davidson – ...
Read more >It is with great regret that the Society announces the death on 5th May 2017 of Paul Aitkenhead. Paul lived in Draycott Avenue ...
Read more >Email from a resident adversely affected by the cumulative impact of several construction projects over a long period “Windows at the front of our properties ...
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On 18th July 2017 the Crossrail 2 Local Engagement Manager of Transport for London answered a question as follows from Sir Paul Lever, a member of the Society's Planning Committee: "The updated business case that is currently with the Transport Secretary responds to National Infrastructure Commission recommendations to reduce the costs of the scheme by around £4 billion, and gives due consideration to their suggestion to remove the King’s Road station." "New proposals for the Crossrail 2 route will be published as part of the next consultation, which we are committed to…
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On 19th July RBKC decided to acquire a long leasehold interest in 4 Hortensia Road SW10 to provide 31 flats as affordable housing for survivors of the fire at Grenfell Tower. On 20th July RBKC made the following further decisions: That the ‘Special Dispensation’ Rehousing Policy is implemented for the following reasons: To ensure that residents whose homes have been destroyed by the Grenfell Tower fire are prioritised for rehousing to permanent social housing. To aim to honour the Government’s commitment to provide a home in social housing for the…
Read more >Our exhibition is now closed. It has been a huge success and we hope you all enjoyed learning more about Royal Chelsea.
We would not have achieved this without our wonderful sponsors: Pemberton Greenish, Cadogan Estate, Martins Property and Sloane Stanley.
Thank you also to these lovely partners and supporters: Partridges, Duke of York Square, My London Tours, Sloane Sq magazine, JF Marquees and Peter Jones.
The Chelsea Society added 4 new photos to the album: Royal Hospital Day at the Chelsea Society Exhibtion — at SW3.
We celebrate the The Chelsea Pensioners tomorrow at our exhibition. To rouse spirits the choir from the Hampshire School are singing the National Anthem at 1.30pm do come and join in. Duke of York Square
