Welcome to the  Brockley Society

The Brockley Society is one of the longest running and most successful community groups in London.  Officially we cover the Brockley Conservation Area and are here to help protect our homes, streets and parks from unsympathetic or damaging development.  Unofficially, we take an active interest in the whole Brockley community and do what we can to make a difference. 

Every resident in the Conservation Area is automatically a member of BrocSoc but anyone can get involved—BrocSoc is YOU! So if you want to get something done, let us know, get involved and we can all work together to make it happen. 

 
Brockley Conservation area
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Xmas Tree Recycling

If you can't buy a live one for re-planting afterwards, it's good to know it can still be useful after the tinsel comes down. Last year Lewisham recycled over 7,000 trees that were mulched and used for compost in local parks. You can leave your tree in Hilly Fields at the Hilly Fields Crescent entrance or in Telegraph Hill at the Pepys/Kitto rd entrance from 27 December till the last week in January.

Disability Access Ramp to Brockley Station

The Council has issued the following statement: "The proposed work to provide disability access from Coulgate St to Brockley railway station's ticket office has had to be suspended. There was an initial delay in the Council receiving the licence required from Network Rail to carry out the works and the conditions contained in the final licence for the works were not acceptable. They placed too much financial responsibility on the Council. We share the disappointment that local people will feel. However, we are hoping that new licence terms can be agreed so that works can begin this spring."