Welcome to Westerham

Snow on the Green 2009 2009 Westerham is a town for all seasons.

The village of Westerham has evolved for more than 1000 years from "Domesday and Pilgrims Way, to Motorway", into the town it is today.
Close to London and the M25, Westerham is privileged to be surrounded by woodlands and open space, and seems to be built on "on a hill in a valley".

Over the centuries, a variety of talented and famous people have been drawn to live in Westerham. Their legacy is here for us to enjoy. Westerham today is a lively town with lots to do, many unusual shops - and wonderful places to eat and drink.

Long Pond Snow 2009

Wolfe Weekend - September 2009

In September, the town remembered the life of General James Wolfe, who was born in Westerham in 1727 and the events of the year 1759, 250 years ago, in Quebec, Canada, where he died.

To see pictures and read about the Wolfe Weekend click here.

What's On

History of The Tower

The derelict tower in Tower Wood is a mystery to many visitors. We are indebted to Robert Combley, who was born in Westerham and is a life-long friend of Peter Finch, for letting us publish his recent work on the history of The Tower.
Please click here to read more.

Walk for Lifeboats

John Edwards would like to thank everyone who took part in the sponsored walk at Denbies Vineyard on 31st January. He reports that, including gift aid, the Westerham group raised £1179.
If you have forgotten what it was all about, click here to read more !