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.
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Details of our Data Protection Policy, may be seen here.
News & Issues
See all current news and issues, or read a post below:
- Transport Consultation by Camden - Camden is running a consultation whereby, in view of the pandemic, they are looking at measures to encourage cycling etc. in the borough, including on Hampstead Heath and Primrose Hill. The closing date for comments is midnight on this Sunday, 28th June 2020. This is the link for comments: camdensafetravel.commonplace.is Read more
- Belsize Society Newsletter: May 2020 - Welcome to the Newsletter of the Belsize Society. (The whole pdf of the May Newsletter is here, but you can link to individual articles below.) This issue of the Newsletter covers some of the activities in the Belsize area, responding to Covid 19. The Hampstead and Kilburn Community Relief Team started in March and has quickly grown to over 300 local residents/volunteers supporting their neighbours and communities. This Newsletter also give details of how to support the Chalk Farm Foodbank, which is currently requesting donations of food and supplies, and the Royal Free Charity. The Charity has been providing vital… Read more
- AGM Report: First Society Annual General Meeting - The first full Belsize Society AGM took place at Belsize Square Synagogue on Sunday 8 March. The meeting reviewed a successful year for the Society. The Chair reported on events that were organised, the continued role of commenting on planning and tree applications, and the publications the Society produced. The Tradesmen You Can Trust booklet was provided to members, who were also kept informed of local issues thorough email, the website and the newsletter. The Society’s carol singing and garden party attracted large numbers. During 2019, we organised a pollution monitoring programme in the area funded by Camden; the year… Read more