Brewood Civic Society was formed over 50 years ago to help maintain the character of the village when historic houses were being demolished with insufficient consideration. Since then the centre has been designated a conservation area by South Staffs Council. The Society acts as an advisory body to the Council on planning and various other matters concerning the village of Brewood and its environs. It has nearly 300 members who pay a small annual subscription to help with expenses.
The Aims of the Society
* To promote the heritage, character and historical atmosphere of Brewood Village and the surrounding area.
* To present lectures, talks and films on conservation, historical monuments, canals, trees, etc.
* To act as an advisory body to South Staffordshire Council on planning and other matters concerning Brewood.
* Not to preserve village features just because they are old but to temper preservation with progress.
* To be constructive and keep the village tidy and pleasant for future generations.
If you can help us and/or would like to join us and become involved with the work of the Society or would like any more information regarding its current and future activities,
Please contact our Secretary, Cathy Knight (Tel: 01902 851339) cknight@brewoodcs.org.uk

“Nature Gain; Biodiversity Net Gain at Chillington”
A talk by Charlie Giffard Esq. of Chillington Hall
“Wool, Wine & Wayward Clergy –
(Vicars of Brewood aren’t like they used to be!)”
A talk by Rev. Simon Douglas,
Vicar of the Brewood Parishes
“Rev.Budworth, controversial C18th Head,
Brewood Grammar School”
A talk by Margaret Heath,
Local Historian