The Kemp Town Society – Conservation, Community, Culture

Latest News

Including development and planning issues, details of the AGM and minutes plus details of any forthcoming events.

Patio Garden Competition – Winners announced!

Overall Winner: 50a Sussex Square Lucy and Mark Dean Runner Up: 7/8 Sussex Square Mark Tucker

Brighton Gasworks public consultation

Please visit the consultation online at www.brightongasworks.co.uk where you can see the initial ideas for the redevelopment of the site and leave…

Kemp Town Information Boards Launched!

Suddenly, on May 28th, we woke to discover that the Information Boards were already going up! All the boards on the…

The Garden Party 2020

Sadly, even with the lockdown slightly easing, this year's "spotty" Garden Party planned for June 27th is now cancelled. Social…

Coronavirus Support

If you are self-isolating due to Covid-19 the Sussex Square & Lewes Crescent Mutual Aid Network can help with: picking…

St George’s Concert

A dozen players of the BYO String Ensemble came to give an early evening concert on Saturday 8 February, continuing…

The City of Brighton and Hove Commemorates Antarctic Pioneer

The City of Brighton and Hove is to commemorate Edward Bransfield R.N. (1785-1852), the navigator and explorer who discovered Antarctica…

Drop in sessions to view Black Rock proposals

Plans are being produced to revitalise the Black Rock site, which has lain empty for four decades. There are dedicated…

Black Rock Development

Following enquiries from some members about the current state of Black Rock and correspondence about it with our 3 local…

The Kemp Town Society (KTS) is the charitable society formed to conserve the unique Grade 1 listed Kemp Town Estate on Brighton's eastern seafront in East Sussex.

Why Become a Member

Membership of the Society helps ensure you will be first to hear news of developments and proposals affecting the estate and its surroundings. The Society is committed to building strong, positive links with the Council, developers and other heritage organisations to make sure that the collective voice of its members is heard. Annual membership costs from £10 per household.

Conservation

The Society is dedicated to protecting and promoting Thomas Read Kemp's wonderful and unique seaside estate. The Committee monitors all local planning issues and applications and has a representative on the Council's Conservation Advisory Group which makes planning recommendations to the Council.

Events

The Society holds social and cultural events throughout the year to build a strong and active community. Members have free entry to the annual summer garden party and have first chance to buy tickets to all other events.