Executive Committee

President of the Camberwell Society

Following the death of Nicholas Roskill, who co-founded the Society in 1970.

Justin Webb

President

September 2025

chair@camberwellsociety.org.uk

Nick has been chairman for six years. He enjoys working on the station artworks, the vineyard and recycling coffee grounds for compost (9 tonnes to date). He is a Spanish teacher by day.

Nick Mair

Chair

press@camberwellsociety.org.uk

As Vice-Chair and press liaison officer, Radha is keen to promote the Society’s good works and the joys of living in Camberwell.

Radha Burgess

Vice Chair and Press Liaison

advertising@camberwellsociety.org.uk

Liz is our secretary manages much of the Society's administrative work, including the Quarterly magazine deliveries. Now retired, she enjoys Camberwell/London life, especially the restaurants.

Liz Allen

Secretary and Advertising

As Assistant Secretary, Tom helps run the meetings. He’s enjoys helping make Camberwell a great place to live work and visit. He’s a civil servant by profession.

Tom Marsan

Asst Secretary

treasurer@camberwellsociety.org.uk

Kim does the money and membership. He’s a retired Chartered Accountant and IT manager and has been a Camberwell resident for 45 years.

Kim Blackwell

Treasurer

transport@camberwellsociety.org.uk

Tony retired in 2017 from a 40-year career as a consulting engineer specialising in industrial energy systems. He moved to Camberwell that same year. He is responsible for Traffic and Transport and public art. He builds installations displayed at the station.

Tony Coleman

Asst Treasurer and Transport

Liz graduated from Camberwell College of Arts a very long time ago. She loved Camberwell so much I stayed and now lectures at UAL.

Liz Hayden

Marketing

planning@camberwellsociety.org.uk

Tim is chairman of the planning sub-committee. He is an architect and hs been a Camberwell resident for 40 years.

Tim Gaymer

Planning

greenspaces@camberwellsociety.org.uk

Ben focuses on trees and green spaces issues, often working with the SE5 Forum on events and other initiatives to promote and improve Camberwell’s green heritage.

Ben Moxham

Trees and Green Spaces

barbara@pattinson.org.uk

Barbara has spent 60 years helping Camberwell grow up well. A former Early Years teacher who started nursery classes in two local schools, now our community representative she still loves bringing people together to make SE5 kinder, greener and more connected.

Barbara Pattinson

Community Representative

Planning Sub Committee

There is a separate sub-committee which deals with planning matters.