Temporary traffic arrangements have been introduced for Chiswick.
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Bedford Park Society
The Society works to preserve the character of Bedford Park and to improve the amenities of the area and environment on behalf of the local community.
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Planning
The Bedford Park Society aims to protect the amenities of the conservation area, the buildings and their setting, and to ensure any development is in keeping with the original character of the garden suburb.
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Issues
We are keen to help our members with issues affecting the Bedford Park street scene, the quality of the environment and with the services provided to the community by the local authorities, police and other agencies. You can read more about the wide range of issues we deal with by selecting the
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The Suburb
Considered the world's first garden suburb, Bedford Park continues to retain its identity, community spirit and unique character bequeathed by the inspiration and genius of its original founder and architects.

Society newsletters update members
Read our special lockdown newsletters with local images and stories of notable former residents of Bedford Park.

Supreme Court overturns Heathrow verdict
The High Court ruling against the development of The Third Runway has been overturned.
Bedford Park Society
Since 1963 we have been working to preserve and enhance the character of the suburb and its buildings - their setting, maintenance and development - and on community issues affecting residents. Please support our efforts.

Galleries
Our Gallery includes a wealth of recent and historic photographs of Bedford Park along with original architects’ plans, sketches and drawings. You may well find your own road or house illustrating the many different styles of properties in the suburb.

Become a member
You don’t have to live in a listed house or in the conservation area to become a member. We welcome anyone interested in maintaining our precious architectural heritage and supporting our work on behalf of the entire local community.

Trees and tree management
Trees are an integral part of Bedford Park’s appeal and Jonathan Carr, the estate’s founder, and his architects planted many additional trees to create a village atmosphere. Over time these have matured and disease, age and storms have taken their toll.