We welcome as members individuals and organisations who care for Hammersmith
As a Member, you will receive regular updates outlining our activities, giving you the opportunity to participate in consultations and campaigns. We'll invite you to our Awards Evening and AGM, and other events. Members are always encouraged to take an active part in the work done by the committee – come along and see if you can help.
The membership year runs from 1st Jan, and only costs £6 for individuals, £8 for couples or families, and £15 for organisations. Additional voluntary donations always welcome.
…The footbridge over the A4 will no longer be part of the scheme. That, and the reduced height, will be a tremendous relief to local residents. Meanwhile we and Save Our Skyline will be pressing for an early meeting with…
…A recent discussion at the London Forum revealed that aircraft noise is as much an issue in North as well as Southeast London, where the regular arrivals flight path circles around to align with the river, starting over Tower Bridge….
…Fulham Football Ground (both of which we can see from Hammersmith Bridge). Now there is a new broom in the form of Fiona Fowler (wife of the former Cabinet minister Lord Norman Fowler) who will be taking over as Chairman…
…Tower approved for St Paul’s Green which will damage the view of the listed St Paul’s Church, advertising on the Church itself, one approved next to the doctor’s surgery by Hammersmith Bridge, and proposals on the A4 at Latymer School….
…far more appropriate and greener to repair and revitalise the long-disused and pet-friendly Victorian fountains already on our streets, such as this fine but sadly non-working monument, dating from 1887, the same year Hammersmith Bridge was opened, conveniently and appropriately…
…Cromwell Road next door, and of course along the way, 181 Talgarth road. Wandsworth recently rejected Terry Farrell’s 29-storey tower on the south side of Battersea Bridge, perhaps suggesting that the recent article by Sir Simon Jenkins has been read…
…Proposals for Latymer Upper School Boathouse, St Paul’s Girls School, Cambridge House, Auriol Road, Dimes Place, the Walkabout site, the Triangle site and many others . . . There has been a focus on several applications for tall Telephone Masts…
…more cuts on their supporters patch, and also meaning that our bridge continues to be unfunded as the Cinderella of this melodrama. Overall, the reduction in total peak bus frequency is 424 to 324 per hour, or a 25% reduction…
…even fix a bridge. Lessons learnt Railings. Lord Beaverbrook’s wartime railings. People were encouraged to give them up for the war effort for morale-building reasons, but nobody seems to know where they went – it wasn’t into the war effort…

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