Dedicated to celebrating the rich history, encouraging quality architecture, and enhancing the local community of Burton upon Trent since 1962.
Promoting awareness of Burton’s rich historic identity—from its brewing heritage to architectural landmarks.
Monitoring local development proposals to advocate for high standards of architecture and urban design.
Enhancing public open spaces, green areas, and pedestrian routes to make Burton a vibrant place to live and work.
Burton upon Trent has a rich and proud heritage, renowned worldwide for its historic brewing industry, unique location along the River Trent, and historic architecture.
Burton Civic Society plays an active role in preserving what is best from our town's past, while ensuring that future town developments improve the character and vitality of Burton for residents and visitors alike.
We work alongside local councils, historians, planners, and residents to ensure Burton remains an attractive, prosperous, and engaging place to live.
Commissioned by the Society in 1977, this iconic bronze statue celebrates the traditional craftsmen who built casks for Burton's world-famous breweries.
Erecting commemorative plaques across Burton upon Trent to highlight historically significant buildings, famous figures, and memorable events.
Providing independent constructive feedback on major town development schemes, high street improvements, and conservation areas.
Supporting environmental initiatives and access improvements around the scenic River Trent Washlands area.
Organising public lectures, guided walks, and historical exhibitions to engage residents with local history.