Welcome to The Putney Society.
Enhancing the local community, culture and conservation in Putney & Roehampton.
Photocredits:
Andrew Wilson, Unity Print & Publishing
aw@unity-publishing.co.uk
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PUTNEY AIR QUALITY IMPROVING
More good news on local air pollution: Putney Society monitoring reveals that levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution around central Putney have fallen significantly over the last two years - a big relief, after five years of little improvement.
Even better, the biggest improvements have generally been at the sites where pollution was worst; so NO2 levels at most locations are, finally, below the UK legal limit.
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RESPONSE TO CONSULTATION ON AIR SPACE REDESIGN
In January the Putney Society published a response to the Department of Transport consultation on air space resign with will affect aircraft patterns over SW15 and proposing ways in which aircraft noise nuisance could be ameliorated.
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DEFIBRILLATOR MAP
The Community Panel has identified the publicly available defibrillators that are in central Putney and drawn a handy map of where they are located.
Please click below to see the map
Why not download, print and keep a copy? You never know when you may need it.
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JOIN THE PUTNEY SOCIETY
We have a membership of over 900 members, mainly individuals and households, but also businesses, schools & voluntary groups. So why not join us and play your part in keeping Putney and Roehampton pleasant places to live and work in?
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UPDATED RECYCLING GUIDELINES
The Community Panel have updated the Society's Guidelines on ‘ORANGE SACK RECYCLING’ after consultation with the Western Riverside Recycling Centre (WRWA at Smugglers Way) and Wandsworth Council.
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SHOPPERS' DISCOUNT SCHEME
The Putney Society’s Independent Trader’s Discount Scheme
List of participants, as of 21/11/2024 – You must show your Discount Card to take part. Discount at trader’s discretion.
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BUILDINGS PANEL
Next meetings: Wednesday 7th January and Wednesday 4th February at 18:30 online. Contact Andrew Catto to join the meeting.
Monitors and when necessary, challenges planning applications which are inconsistent with the character of our area including listed buildings and conservation areas.
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COMMUNITY PANEL
Next Meetings: Thursday 8th January and Thursday 12th February 18:30 online. Contact Vicky Diamond to join the meeting.
Concerned with the efficient delivery of public services (e.g. health, postal, police services, recycling).
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OPEN SPACES PANEL
Next meeting: Thursday 5th February at 18:30. Contact Judith Chegwidden for venue.
Aims to protect the commons, the riverside and other local open spaces. It enhances these areas by various plantings.
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TRANSPORT PANEL
Next meetings: Tuesday 12th January & Tuesday 10th February both 19:30 online. Contact Stephen Luxford to join the meeting.
Looks at the needs of all travellers by road, rail and river, including cyclists and pedestrians. It studies traffic plans and road schemes as well as aircraft noise and pollution.

