Sunday, 7th April 2024, 11:00 - 13:00

Join Georgiana and Julius Davies in remembering Mary Davies, a beloved community member and dog enthusiast. At this informal gathering, celebrate her joyful legacy and contributions to Bramham Gardens.

Light refreshments reminiscent of Mary's hospitality: Prosecco, almond thins, and cheese straws.

Umbrellas are recommended for unpredictable weather.

Details & Inquiries

Monday, 8th January 2024, 18:00 - 18:45

This meeting will take place via Zoom, where we will be discussing important matters concerning the future of our garden.

Please note that the Zoom meeting will be recorded.

RSVP by sending your full name and home address to

info@bramhamgardens.org

Thursday, 7th December 2023, 18:00

Friday, 9th June 2023, 18:00 - 19:30

Celebrate with friends, family, and neighbors while supporting the Earl's Court Community Trust. Enjoy world-class singers, Pimms & Prosecco. Free admission with suggested donations for drinks and refreshments.

Book your free tickets here

Sunday, 11th June 2023, 10:00 - 17:00

Our garden is thrilled to be part of London Open Gardens, where private gardens across the city will open their doors on June 10th and 11th. To find out more information and book your tickets, please visit

London Open Gardens

Wednesday 21st June 2023, 18:00 - 20:00

This is our very own Bramham Gardens Dog Party to celebrate our four legged friends. Everyone is invited please ensure all children are accompanied by their parents.

Contribution of £5 per adult children and pooches go free 🐾

Friday, 8th September 2023, 19:00

Screening The Little Mermaid. Please visit again as we will update details for this event soon.

We are pleased to announce that Ben Skinner and Andrew Eden of Town & Country Gardens have taken over the maintenance of our garden.

Our original gardeners lost staff and found it very difficult to replace gardeners coming out of the pandemic. Therefore for the last 6 months, we have been operating on skeleton staff.

We are happy that we are back with a full-time team and look forward to bringing out the best potential of the garden.

We have updated the Bye-Laws. There were two objectives: (1) to remove elements that were no longer relevant; and (2) to improve clarity and accuracy of the document. In brief, these are as follows:

1. Remove references to the “dogs’ lavatory”, as this enclosure no longer exists. Reflect the shift from metal keys to electronic keyfobs.

2. Group all references to dogs in a single clause instead of three. At the beginning of the pandemic, we asked dog owners to no longer throw balls for dogs. We discovered this reduced damage to the lawn, and also reduced the amount of canine energy in the garden.

3. Most London garden squares prohibit all types of ball games. The rationale is simple: they damage the garden and create a disturbance that is intrusive to other residents. We have slightly modified our clause to reflect the fact that using a ball with a small child is unlikely to cause either.

4. The final clause has been modified to more accurately reflect the fact that the Act of 1851 provides specific remedies for Sub-Committees to restrict access to residents who consistently ignore these Bye-Laws.

BGGC Executive Sub-Committee, 22/02/2021