Founded in 1924, the Association has played an important role in the development of Berkhamsted and its organisations, most notably the Local History & Museum Society, the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust, The Chiltern Society and the Town Hall trust.
It also supported setting up branches of national organisations in the town, e.g. The Citizens Advice Bureau.
It continues its major role in taking an active part in seeing that the changes in Berkhamsted and Northchurch are an improvement to the area.
The more members we have, the more effective we can be.
Why not join us and add your voice and abilities to help influence the future of your area.

What do we get up to?

The Committee meets roughly every four to six weeks to discuss Berkhamsted and Northchurch matters.

We have a regular program of meetings throughout the year and the coming year is no exception.
The program will include items on Berkhamsted architecture, Redbournebury water mill, the deferred talk about ‘our’ lifeboat and a midsummer ramble as well as the New Year one and the Christmas bash.

Remember that we have moved the meetings from the Great Hall to the Sessions Hall or Clock Room, Both these rooms take up to a 100 people so should be of sufficient size for our meetings, and will be a great saving.

You know, you could always join us. Why not download our application form (in PDF format).
Just £5 per year!

At our June 2007 main committee meeting, it was suggested that we should provide more information to members about what we do on your behalf. Perhaps you would care to let us know what would be of interest that we don’t already provide - perhaps you don’t know what we do - perhaps we are doing things wrong, let us know (remember there are vacancies on the committee if you want to get more involved!).