The Port Sunlight Residents and Conservation Society (PSRCS)

The Society was established for the benefit of all those who live and work within the village of Port Sunlight.

What is PSRCS about?

The Society was established in 2004 for a number of purposes, contained within its constitution, for the public benefit of the Port Sunlight Conservation Area.

The Committee meets monthly and these meetings are open to all members and to those wishing to join. You do not have to play an active role as a member but it shows that you care about Port Sunlight, benefit from the activities of the Society and seek assistance if you need it. The more members we have the greater the weight that our views carry. This was of particularly evident during the recent Public Enquiry (please see The Fountain - Issue 4, August 2005).

If you do not live in the Village then you are most welcome to join us and play an active role in the Society as an Associate Member. If you would like more information about joining PSRCS then you can contact members by either writing to the society

c/o Port Sunlight Social Club,
Bridge Street
Port Sunlight.
CH62 4UP
or by e-mailing:-
psrcs@hotmail.co.uk

Please feel free to download back-dated copies of our newsletter available from this page.

Residents Society Meetings

PSRCS meetings are held at the Port Sunlight Social Club (formerly the Men’s Club) in the Lyceum. With the kind consent of their committee the PSRCS hold regular meetings at 7.30pm in the Barnish Lounge on the second Tuesday of each month. The Social Club management kindly extend the bar facilities to our members for a post-meeting drink. The entrance is in Bridge Street near the crossing over The Dell (the door inside the porch). Why not come along and join us?