Welcome to The Belsize Society website
Eton Avenue – credit: Luke Collins
The Belsize Society is a charity of over 500 household members who seek to preserve the character of the area by keeping a close eye on planning and environment issues. We work with local public bodies to improve the quality of local services and we promote a greater sense of community by providing information about local issues and holding social events. We publish a quarterly Newsletter and an annual booklet of recommendations for Tradesmen You Can Trust.
Find out more About Us, About Belsize and join The Belsize Society here.
BRA information is now available on the BRA Archive pages.
Details of our Data Protection Policy, may be seen here.
News & Issues
See all current news and issues, or read a post below:
- Hampstead Theatre at Sixty - This is a milestone year for Hampstead Theatre, which celebrated its 60th Birthday in September. As many readers will know, the theatre has recently welcomed a new Artistic Director, replacing… Read more
- Ward Boundary Changes: Latest News - Following extensive consultation, to which BelSoc has contributed, the Local Boundary Commission for England has published revised draft recommendations for ward boundaries in Camden. The new recommendations contain some significant… Read more
- Belsize in Film and TV Advertisements - TV viewers with eagle eyes will have noticed that the current commercial for Direct Line Insurance is set in Belsize Village. BelSoc is often informed about film projects and can… Read more
- The Belsize Community Library is launching a series of Public Assemblies about the power of Communities such as ours - The aim is to generate new understanding of community formation and capacity through participation. The inaugural session is next week, on 4th December, and an impressive panel has been assembled:… Read more
- 100 Avenue Road Construction Management Plan - Comments on the new 100 Avenue Road Construction Management Plan were due on 15 November 2019. The CMP is the agreement between Camden Council and the developers about the approach to… Read more