Who we are.

The Fulham Society was founded in 1971 after a small group of residents campaigned successfully to prevent the construction of a large hotel which would have dominated the river frontage near All Saints Church and Putney Bridge. This threat highlighted the need for an amenity society with a wide local brief.  

The Fulham Society is a registered charity and volunteers contribute their time and skills to preserve and enhance their local heritage and community. Societies such as ours are independent, acting entirely for the community benefit and are free of political or commercial influence. The Fulham Society is affiliated to the London Forum of Amenity Societies who pass on advice and consultancy documents on matters relating to London Boroughs.

The Society is run by the Executive Committee who are also its Trustees. The officers elected at the AGM held in November 2024/5 are as follows:

President: Lady Fowler

Vice-Presidents: Lord Carrington, Ben Coleman MP, Andrew Slaughter MP

The Executive Committee:

Chairman: Maria Sturdy Morton
Vice Chairman: Kim Hawkins
Hon. Secretary:
Hon Treasurer: Lucy Crowder
Membership Secretary: Mathilde Meyrieux

Committee: Isobel Hill-Smith, Binky Aylmer, Maya Donelan, Kim Hawkins, Clifford Rosen, Georgie Donnelly, Laurens Paulmann, Kate Groenholm, Nick Maini

Registered Charity no: 262396