The book is available to buy at Sevenoaks Bookshop in the High Street or from the Society (.uk) at £10Click for further info
The Farmer's Site, opposite the station: Please click here for a current status report
The Government's Planning White Paper "Planning for the Future". See the following on the issue
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The Annual General Meeting took place on 7th October followed by a talk from architect Richard Reid on townscape.
The Summer 2020 magazine is available here.
The Winter 2020 magazine will be published at end November.
The Sevenoaks Society
is an independent and impartial association of local people which seeks to influence proposals and decisions on the conservation and development of Sevenoaks and its buildings, natural surroundings and infrastructure for the long-term benefit of the community and the protection of its heritage.
Our objectives are to help safeguard what is valuable, and to promote actions and developments that will lead to improvement in the character and appearance of the town and the well-being of its community.
The residents of Sevenoaks are said to amongst the happiest in Britain. We aim to keep it that way, so that the town remains a pleasant and attractive town to live and work in, and to visit.
For the Conservation and Improvement of the Town
Sevenoaks is a fortunate town. Surrounded on the east by the great deer park of Knole, on the south and west by remnants of the great Wealden forest, and looking north over the beautiful Darenth valley, it is no more than a half-hour journey to London or to Gatwick Airport and an hour’s drive to the Channel ports.
It is a place worth conserving and improving and that is what the Sevenoaks Society stands for. The society is an association of local people who care about the character and appearance of the town and its surroundings. We are not against development, indeed the town has developed in many different ways since it was established as a market town in the 12th century. We try to influence the quality and scope of development proposals with the assistance of the town’s residents.
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The Legacy of the Great War in Sevenoaks 
Motor-racing in West Kent