Caring for an historic area of Birmingham
Moseley is a pleasant, cosmopolitan suburb three miles south of central Birmingham. The ‘village’ centre, dating back to Saxon and Norman times, is surrounded by Victorian and Edwardian housing, attractive green spaces and historic buildings. In recent decades Moseley has come under great pressure for further development, not always in keeping with the character of the area. The Moseley Society, a registered charity, was formed in 1979 in response.
The objectives of the Society are as follows:
- To conserve and enhance the built, natural and historic environment of Moseley
- To monitor and respond to development issues in Moseley
- To increase understanding of Moseley’s geography, history, natural history and architecture
- To liaise with the City Council, the Police and other relevant organisations
- To work with other voluntary and community bodies in Moseley
- To engender a sense of community and to encourage residents to participate in caring for Moseley and supporting its cultural activities.
You will find further information about the history of Moseley and the activities of the Society on other pages of the website.
Click here to read about the Aims & Achievements of the Society, our Governance , recent Reports & Accounts and Publications.
The Society always welcomes new members – click here to see How to Join .