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New Local Newspaper
Published | 07/12/2024

Many members will know Rob McGibbon, who is a journalist and the very helpful instigator of the on-line petitions to Make Battersea Bridge Safe, ...

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Adult Community Learning
Published | 05/12/2024

Members may be interested in improving their IT skills and in other useful adult community learning courses. These are sponsored by RBKC at the ...

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Sir John Nott
Published | 23/11/2024

One of the Society’s most distinguished members, Sir John Nott, died on 6th November 2024, at the age of 92.  An obituary will appear ...

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Houseboats
Published | 02/11/2024

The Chelsea Society has been fighting, with other local people, to protect the essential character of Chelsea Reach, because the current owner of the ...

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Blue Plaque – Sir Henry Rushbury
Published | 24/10/2024

    The Chelsea Society has proposed to English Heritage a Blue Plaque for Sir Henry Rushbury KCVO CBE RA, at 8 Netherton Grove, Chelsea, ...

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Oscar Wilde
Published | 16/10/2024

On 16th October 2024 The Chelsea Society was represented by its Chairman and members of Council at the unveiling on Dovehouse Green of a ...

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Holy Trinity
Published | 30/09/2024

The Chelsea Society was represented by its Vice-chairman at the Induction and Installation of The Revd. Canon Michael Robinson as the new Rector of ...

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Sloane Sq
Published | 08/08/2024

The Society has been consulted by Cadogan and RBKC about the possible widening of pavements around the Square. The public consultation is now at ...

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Marks & Spencer site
Published | 12/07/2024

The Chelsea Society and very many local people objected to this planning application, but two Chelsea members of the RBKC Planning Applications Committee abstained, ...

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Benches neglected
Published | 07/07/2024

    The benches on the Embankment are an important part of Chelsea’s riverside heritage but they were in an appalling state. If woodwork ...

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