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THE FIRST TEN YEARS OF THE CHELSEA SOCIETY The Vice-Chairman, Michael Stephen, will present fascinating extracts from the first Annual Reports, from 1927-1937 – …
The benches on the Embankment are an important part of Chelsea’s riverside heritage but they are in an appalling state. If woodwork exposed to …
Simon de Maré has written some very interesting notes on the streets, squares, and buildings in Chelsea.
Chelsea’s Christmas Lights were switched on at 5pm on Saturday 18th November 2023.
The 2023 AGM of the Society was held at Chelsea Old Town Hall on Monday 13th November. The …
The Chelsea Society is delighted that the 9th Earl Cadogan has agreed to be a Vice-president of the Society in the place of his …
We heard a talk by Paul Davis, founder of PDP architects , who is best known for rebuilding the Duke of York Square, Saatchi …
At 8am on 10th August 2023 a truck crushed a female cyclist to death on Battersea Bridge. Also, at 6.30 am on 14th May …
The cabmen’s shelter near Albert Bridge which we saved from dereliction, has now opened as a café………Thurs-Sun 8 am -5pm Its the only place …
David Waddell writes: “The considerable traffic dangers at the Battersea Bridge/Cheyne Walk junction have been a major concern of the Chelsea Society and Cheyne …