Pictures of the month - Repairing Coopers House
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Repair the bricks |
Line them up |
The finished article |
What's new?
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Chislehurst High Street Questionnaire The results of our survey are now available. More |
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Plans for the High Street The presentation at our open meeting available for viewing here. |
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Alun & Joy Jones Environmental Awards 2012 Awards to be presented at Bullers Wood School 14 June, from 6pm. More |
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Queen's Jubilee Party on the common... Saturday 2 June. Details |
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...and a Jubilee Party in the Park The Friends of the Recreation Ground are hosting an event on 4 June. More... |
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Chislehurst Rocks Free Music Festival & Fun Day, Saturday 23 June 2012, 11 am to 9 pm. Find out more. |
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Books about Chislehurst We have a wide range of books, and some reprints of Webb. Details |
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Chislehurst's Anti-Litter group The group steps up its campaign. Details |
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Chislehurst and West Kent Cricket Club The Club celebrates its bi-centenary. More |
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Chislehurst on-line Check out Chislehurst's interactive map |
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Napoleon III in Chislehurst We have a number of resources on Napoleon's exile and death here. |
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Become a Society member Free first year membership if you join on line - save £5. Find out more |
New Book on Jubilee Country Park
by Chislehurst resident Jennie Randall, Chairman of the Friends of Jubilee Country Park
New information on Napoleon
Former resident Frances Foster has provided us with a copy of her dissertion on the political and practical reasons why Napoleon III chose England for his exile.
Chislehurst Rotary Summer Fair
to be held on the common by the High Street on 9 June. The Society will have a stand at the Fair.
Annual Report and Accounts 2011
Now available for viewing on line here.
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Chislehurst faces London to its north and west, and the Kent countryside to the south and east. The Chislehurst Society was formed in 1934 as a pressure group for obtain better facilities for the many new families arriving here to live in the new houses that were being built to the north and west of the village. It was converted into a residents' association after the War, and became a registered charity in 1989. We work to maintain and improve Chislehurst for its residents and visitors. We have no paid staff; all our work is done by volunteers. We welcome new members whether they live in Chislehurst or not, and are always in need of more volunteers. Please let us have any comments on the contents of this site. |