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Lee Manor Society |
Who are we? Click here
for a timeline and here for a history |
2006 marked the 30th Anniversary of the formal establishment of the Conservation Area. To celebrate the occasion, we held a Reception at Stark Gallery from 7.00 pm on Friday 15 September 2006. Pictures from the occasion |
| Included in the area are the Manor House, Library and Gardens, the River Quaggy, an Ice House, two Primary Schools, a Church, Railway Station, Pub, Lochaber Halls and several parades of shops. | Where is the Conservation Area? It stretches from Old Road down to Lee Station and from Manor Lane to Burnt Ash Road. It forms part of the ancient Manor of Lee. Click here to view map |
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what do we do? We encourage people to play an active part in the conservation of the area and work with other amenity societies to improve the built and natural environment. |
We participate in the planning process,suggesting or opposing amendments to planning applications in order to“maintain or enhance” the character of the area. |
All residents are welcome and there is no formal membership or subscription. Write to us with your email address and join our distribution list. We respect your privacy and will not disclose your details to others. |
How can I take part? The Society meets every month usually at a member’s home. See Home Page for details |
Click
here to read the Lee Manor Conservation
Area Character Appraisal published in June 2008 |
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