Welcome to The Putney Society.
Enhancing the local community, culture and conservation in Putney & Roehampton.

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  • Calling all gardeners to our APRIL MEETING

    Monday 22 April 7.30pm at the Community Church, Werter Road, SW15 2LL 

    Mark Wasilewski, Park Manager of St James’s Park and The Green Park will speak at our April meeting . Mark will talk about how the ways in which we garden have changed over the last few decades and the implication for all gardeners, including park managers and those involved in London in Bloom.

  • Hustings for GLA Election

    The Society will be holding a joint Hustings with the Wandsworth Society or candidates for the Merton & Wandsworth constituency in the Greater London Assembly elections which take place on May 2nd.

    Where: St Annes Church, Wandsworth

    When: 7:30pm on Friday 19th April.

    Come and meet the candidates who will represent us!

  • 'Delivering Ambulances to Ukraine'

    Jonathan Callaway a long time trustee and Deputy Chair of the Society was part of a team from the London based charity ‘Medical Life Lines Ukraine’(MLLU), who drove four renovated ambulances loaded with medical supplies from Putney to Ukraine in July 2023.

    He gave an illustrated talk on his experiences and the work of the charity at the 2024 AGM.

    To view a recording of the talk please click on the button below:

  • SHOPPERS' DISCOUNT SCHEME

    The Putney Society’s Independent Trader’s Discount Scheme

    List of participants, as of 13/9/2023 – You must show your Discount Card to take part. Discount at trader’s discretion.

  • JOIN THE PUTNEY SOCIETY

    We have a membership of over 900 members, mainly individuals and households, but also businesses, schools & voluntary groups. So why not join us and play your part in keeping Putney and Roehampton pleasant places to live and work in?

  • Building Panel

    BUILDINGS PANEL

    Next meetings: 1 May, 5 Jun

    Monitors and when necessary, challenges planning applications which are inconsistent with the character of our area including listed buildings and conservation areas.

  • COMMUNITY PANEL

    Next meetings: 9 May, 13 Jun

    Concerned with the efficient delivery of public services (e.g. health, postal, police services, recycling).

  • OPEN SPACES PANEL

    Next meetings: 2 May, 6 Jun

    Aims to protect the commons, the riverside and other local open spaces. It enhances these areas by various plantings.

  • TRANSPORT PANEL

    Next meetings: 14 May, 11 Jun

    Looks at the needs of all travellers by road, rail and river, including cyclists and pedestrians. It studies traffic plans and road schemes as well as aircraft noise and pollution.