The Dulwich Society

About The Dulwich Society

Executive Committee

Sub Committees & Groups
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Planning & Architecture
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Traffic & Transport
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Trees
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Wildlife
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Local History
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Garden Group

Membership

Newsletters

Local Events
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Events Archive

Useful Links

New Web Site

The Dulwich Society has a new web site. If you visit a page on this site you will be redirected to the equivalent page on our new site. Our new web address is www.dulwichsociety.com

Why is there a Dulwich Society?

Visitors look at the sweep of Dulwich Woods along the crest of Sydenham Hill and refuse to believe that they are within five miles of Charing Cross. We are glad to share a realisation that Dulwich is an oasis so near central London, where wildlife, birds, and plants flourish in relative peace and add to the quality of our own survival. Dulwich is a recognisable place with its own history and character. The Dulwich Society welcomes everybody who appreciates this. We don't oppose change, but try with some success to defend Dulwich against the pressures of inappropriate development, increasing traffic and urban erosion.

The extent of our membership confirms our concern for the whole area, not just Dulwich Village. Conservation areas cover most of the Dulwich Estate and more are being created by the Borough Councils. The environmental protection they afford is welcome but does not go far enough.

Our objects are to create the sense of community one would hope to find in a good village, to increase awareness of local history, an appreciation of open spaces and trees, to introduce more people who live and work here to each other, and to help them enjoy the atmosphere and life of Dulwich.

Bill Higman


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