Wetherby Civic Society

Wetherby Civic Society was founded in 1994 with the following Aims and Objectives:

Promote

  • Civic Pride
  • High standards of architecture and town planning

Encourage

  • Improvements in public amenities

Influence

  • The development of the built environment and the culture of the town

Since its formation the Society has:

  • Planted over 300 trees on public open spaces within the town
  • Published the Wetherby Historic Town Trail and a guide to the town's Conservation Area
  • Placed blue plaques on historic buildings and new noteworthy developments
  • Helped in restoring the river-side Bath House and developing the surrounding Jubilee public gardens
  • Responded to and influenced planning applications relating to new developments within the town centre
  • Agreed with Leeds Highway Authority and Wetherby Town Council a programme of town centre footpath and street lighting improvements
  • Taken part in the nationwide Heritage Open Days programme
  • Offered its members a varied programme of talks, lectures and outings

Membership

Membership is open to any person interested in the well-being of the town. It is the Society's membership subscription which provides the funds enabling it to carry out its tasks. Currently the annual subscription is just £10.00 per member.

For further information, please contact the Secretary at 01937 583729 or email: derek@wetherbycivicsociety.org.uk

Wetherby Civic Society is a registered charity and is a member of the Civic Trust

Topic revision: r9 - 10 Oct 2007 - 18:34:49 - MartinRowe
 
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