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Ravenscourt Park Tea House

Nomination for a Tom Ryland Award for Conservation, 2024. The Grade 2 listed, 200 year old Tea House was on the buildings at risk register for some time (see related …

Nomination for a Nancye Goulden Award, 2024. The White City opportunity area has seen a great deal of development in recent years, first Westfield, then the award winning TV centre …

The Defectors Weld 2024

Nomination for a Nancye Goulden Award, 2024. The elevations of this Shepherds Bush Green landmark have been renovated in a sensitive and attractive manner that contributes to the street scene …

Leaning Lady restored 2024

Nomination for a Tom Ryland Award for Conservation, 2024. The Leaning Lady was restored this summer, after more than sixty years. Along with other artworks, the statue was a gift …

Nomination for a Wooden Spoon, 2024 For the second time in their short history, the Livat planters have been nominated by a member. They were nominated for their effort in …

Nomination for a Wooden Spoon, 2024. True? It certainly looks like it.  First, the popular paddling pool acquired a costly gated cage, a pre-booking requirement taking much the spontaneity out …

Our History

Houseboats, Lower Mall
The images are also available as an online montage or downloadable (large, 40M) pdf montage ...
Hamsoc AGM 2012
Hans Haenlein remembers some early successes of the 1960s and 1970s The Society’s job is to be actively interested on behalf of all Hammersmith residents ...
Environment Award
1960s
  • The Society is set up in response to the damage done to Hammersmith by the widening of the A4
  • Stops a six-lane bridge ...
Capability Brown Statue unveiling
Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, described by Horace Walpole as ‘Lady Nature’s Second Husband,’ created landscapes on an immense scale that have endured for over 250 years ...
Hammersmith Study Group: Exhibition under Flyover
Our president Hans Haenlein remembers the Hammersmith Study Group... ...which I set up in 1969 with my students from the Polytechnic of Central London (now ...