Contacts

The Teddington Society
21 Teddington Park
Teddington TW11 8BD

Contact by e-mail:
secretary@teddingtonsociety.org.uk

The Teddington Society was formed in 1973 by a group of local residents whose wish it was to preserve the character of the town and support local community projects. And this remains the aim of the Society today. An executive committee meets each month to discuss any changes that might have been proposed and/or improvements that might be implemented to protect or enhance Teddington. The Society is non-political and non-sectarian.

News
You can now read online extracts from our quarterly newsletter, Tidings. Click here. Also click here to read the latest information the proposed Teddington CPZ following the parking consultations by Richmond Council.

Click for details of Teddington in Flower 2008

Groups
There are six working groups which, between them, look at most aspects of the quality of life in Teddington. These are:

1. Historical Research - to undertake new research projects and publish booklets about Teddington.
   Mary Green
2. Planning - to monitor all planning applications and make representations where necessary.
   Brian Lane (contact point only)
3. Riverside and Open Spaces - to take an active interest in all matters relating to the local riverside and surrounding areas.
   Ann Sayer MBE email
4. Roads and Transport - to look at problems concerning roads and transport difficulties in Teddington and to protect and promote the interests of rail and bus passengers as well as cyclists and pedestrians.
   Brian Holder email    Link to Roads and Transport Page
5. Tidy Group - to endeavour to find ways to reduce litter and to promote recycling and anti-graffiti measures.
   David Lawton
6. Trees and Gardens - to keep an eye on the care of young trees and plants in public places and organise popular summer events.
   Sheena Harold

Newsletter
A newsletter, Tidings, is prepared and distributed quarterly to members of the Society, giving reports from the groups, news items of local interest (historical and current) and details of local events.

Web-Tidings
This website, Web-Tidings, was launched on 1 March 1998 to mark the 100th edition of the Society's quarterly newsletter, Tidings.

Programme of Events
A programme of events is organised including talks in the winter and, during the summer months, outings to historic houses and museums.

Becoming a Member
If you want to consider joining the Teddington Society, then you can get details of subscription rates and how to join from the online
Membership Form