Marylebone Association

The Marylebone Association

Making Marylebone a better place to live and work


	Welcome to The Marylebone Association

For over 25 years the Association has been working on behalf of the local community in Marylebone. With over a thousand members we engage in a wide variety of activities aimed at improving local amenities. If you are not already an Association member, please consider joining. You will find details on the benefits and how to join on the Membership page. You can also submit your details online. Subscribe to our Monthly E-Newsletter and keep up to date events and news about life in Marylebone

News Articles

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July, 24 2008 In Memorium:- David Hogg Hall David Joyce Hogg ARIBA born 29th May, 1931 Died 6th May, 2008 Read more ... John Reed
May, 8 2008 Art in Marylebone Art in Marylebone now scheduled for October Read more ... Danielle Barr
May, 7 2008 Business Scam Increase in number of courier firm scams Read more ... Association Staff

Merger Proposal

There is a proposal to merge the Marylebone Association with the neighbouring St Marylebone Society. The views for and against the merger can be found in our August 2008 Newsletter. Click here to download.

There is also a Draft Prospectus on composition of the merged organisation which should answer a number of questions members may have. Click here for the draft prospectus

Your Views on the Merger

We would like to hear your views on the merger click here to submit your views to us.

Social Events

A copy of all our forthcoming social events is available. Click here to download

Planning Matters

Read Stephen Quinn’s review on Planning in Marylebone and what lies ahead for the Planning subcommittee this year.

WCC - Discounted Car Parking

If you’re a Westminster resident you can use WCC’s safe and secure car parks with savings of up to 80%. Click here for brochure. For more information on the Resident Season Ticket scheme visit www.westminster.gov.uk/carparks or call 020 7402 5922

CCTV - Collecting parking Fines

Labour Councillors have called for an urgent review of the use of CCTV cameras by Westminster Conservatives to collect parking fines. Read their press release