Commemorative Plaques

The Blue Plaque scheme, now administered by English Heritage, was first set up in London in 1866. The plaques commemorate the link between people and places and help to raise awareness of London's architectural heritage. Since that time, many local heritage plaque schemes have been set up outside London by amenity societies and residents associations, several of which are now up and running within the Borough of Elmbridge. Further information on these, as well as advice from English Heritage on setting up a local scheme, can be accessed via the links below.

Further Information

• |English Heritage advice on setting up a commemorative plaque scheme

Local schemes

• |Cobham Conservation and Heritage Trust
• |Esher Residents Association
• |Elmbridge One Hundred Project
• Thames Ditton and Weston Green Residents Association