The Marlow Society

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Welcome to The Marlow Society

View of the Suspension BridgeThe Marlow Society is a registered charity whose efforts are devoted to the preservation and development of Marlow and the surrounding villages and countryside. We were formed in 1958 as the Marlow Bridge Preservation Society to prevent the 1832 suspension bridge from being replaced.

We seek to represent all those who enjoy living in, working in, shopping or just visiting our beautiful town situated on the banks of the River Thames, in the foothills of the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Read More...

 

Society Events Diary

We have a great season of Marlow Society Events this summer so come along if you can. You may also be interested in the Archaeological Society Events
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The Society's Summer Garden Party The Society's Summer Garden Party is scheduled for 6 September 2009. It will take place in Barry Lea's garden in West Street between 1500h and 1700h.

Put the date in your diary now. More details to follow.
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Traffic & Transport Group News
Letter to Bucks CC concerning the Civil Parking Enforcement Area The Chairman has submitted an urgent response to the Bucks CC call for comments on the parking regime of Marlow
Planning News
Football Ground Plans refused Image

The Marlow Society lodges its strong objection to the above planning application which it considers to be in contravention of Local Plan policies G3 (General Design Policy), GB2(Development in the Green Belt) and RT19 (Little Marlow Gravel Pits).

 
The Society has lots to offer - become a member!

Membership

An application form and details of subscriptions are available via the Membership page
  

Walks & Tours

Details of the organised walks which take you to the historic and hidden parts of Marlow are shown under Events.
  

Events

The Society organises a wide range of talks and events. These are publicised on this site as well as on notice boards around the Town. The History Group arranges a monthly meeting in Liston Hall.
Start Town Tour Here

The Marlow Museum
Opposite main entrance to Court Garden Leisure Centre
Open Saturdays, Sundays and Bank holidays 12 noon to 4pm from now until mid September
Admission free

Polls

Marlow - What do you like best about it?
 

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