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 be 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.

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Regulation 19 Local Plan - Society's response

The Society has submitted its response to Sevenoaks District Council's Regulation 19 consultation on the draft Local Plan, which will guide development in...

Sevenoaks District Local Plan - Counsel's Opinion

“Regulation 19 Local Plan The Executive Committee, through its Town Planning Group, is currently preparing the Society’s Regulation 19 representations. These...

The Derelict Farmer’s Pub Site: Progress at Last?

The Derelict Farmer’s Pub Site: Progress at Last? Samuel Bligh, farmer and inn-keeper of Sevenoaks, was a smart man, with an eye for the main chance. In 1852...

Passing the baton at the 2025 AGM

The Society’s 73rd AGM held on 24th September was a momentous occasion as it marked the passing of the Chairmanship of the Society from David Green to myself....

Sevenoaks Society Community Open day

On Saturday (28th June), a century after the foundation of Sevenoaks’ first civic society, the Sevenoaks Society commemorated the occasion by holding a highly...

Roger FitzGerald - An Appreciation

We were very saddened by the death in mid 2022 of Roger FitzGerald. A valued member of the Society’s Executive Committee for many years, he will be sorely...