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AGM in 2009
23rd June 2009
The Norland Conservation Society AGM for 2009 will be held at 7:30pm on Tues 23rd June 2009 at St James's Norlands Church.
Newsletter 2009 The Norland Conservation Society Summer 2009 Newsletter is available by clicking on this link.
NCS 1969-2009 The Norland Conservation Society's celebrates its 40th Anniversary with a special Supplement to its annual newsletter
Annual Lecture The Norland Conservation Society's 40th Anniversary Year Annual Lecture took place on Wednesday 25th March 2009 at 7:30pm at St James Norlands' Church, St James's Gardens, London W 11. The speaker was Oliver Lurot on "The Story of London's Mews". Click on Annual Lecture for further details.
AGM in 2008
18th June 2008
The Norland Conservation Society AGM for 2008 was be held at 7:30pm on Wed 18th June 2008 at St James's Norlands Church.
NCS Website
 
The URL for the NCS Website has been changed from: www.norlandsociety.org.uk to
www.norlandconservationsociety.org.uk to more correctly relate to the name of the Society.
Newsletter 2008 The Norland Conservation Society Summer 2008 Newsletter is available - click on Newsletter.
[N.B. This is a large .pdf file of 2.75Mb and may take some time to download]
Threats to the Norland Conservation Area It may be helpful to summarise, for those that support the work of the Norland Conservation Area, some of the concerns that its Executive Committee discuss regularly and urgently at its meetings, and take action on where possible and appropriate, and believe are the most important in terms of  threats to the area:

*rat run traffic through the area,
*the impact from the potential  traffic and parking problems which may be  caused by the development of the White City site and its impact on traders  and local shops on Holland Park Avenue,
*the impact of the plan for London and of the Mayor's Congestion Charge,
*restaurants encroaching onto pavements to extend their dining space,
*planning applications that are inappropriate  and unsympathetic to  the  Conservation area,
*cutting down of trees.
Other: If you have any information about the Norland Conservation Area that you think may be of general interest to others living in the area please let us know and we can consider putting it on this web site.
Property alterations: Don't forget that if you intend to make alterations to any property in the Norland Conservation Area you may need first to obtain planning permission from the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. You can contact the Council's Planning Department by telephone: 020-7361 3012 or by E-mail: planning@rbkc.gov,uk
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