Member of BCS: The Chartered Institute for IT Grouping

 Member of the British Horological Institute Grouping

Member of the British Iris Society Grouping

Member of the Butterfly Conservation Grouping

Member of the Calligraphy & Lettering Arts Society Grouping

Member of the Badger Trust Grouping

Member of the GeoConservationUK Grouping

Member of The Institution of Engineering and Technology Grouping

Member of the Inland Waterways Association Grouping

'Dedicated to the advancement of apiculture (bee-keeping) and the promotion, fostering and encouraging of education therein ... Most of its work is done through local branches, which aim to educate bee-keepers about bee-keeping and to inform, and hopefully enthuse, the public about the magic and mystery of honey bees. There are twelve branches of the Kent Bee-Keepers’ Association.'

'Established in 1974, we have a proud history of helping and supporting our members in their family history research. Regular meetings are hosted by our Branches across the county and our members keep in regular touch via our quarterly Journal and online community forum.'

'At Kent Gardens Trust, we believe that gardens, parks and other designed green spaces are a vital part of our heritage. Over the centuries, they have often been a source of pride and pleasure to people seeking peace and tranquillity in a busy world ... The Trust organises a series of events throughout the year, including talks and visits to interesting and significant gardens. These occasions are designed to be both enjoyable and informative. They provide a good opportunity for members to meet new people and renew old acquaintances, usually over lunch or tea. But they also provide an opportunity to increase our awareness and understanding of Kent's garden heritage. Many of the gardens we visit are not normally open to the general public.'

'A group of people who are interested in all aspects of geology, but especially in the geology of Kent. The membership includes a wide variety of people from beginners to experts, young and old, brought together by a fascination for the beauty of what lies beneath their feet. Interests are also very wide and include palaeontologists and fossil collectors, mineralogists and mineral collectors, stratigraphers and others. Many of the members, however, do not specialize but have a wide general interest in geology. This mix of people and subjects makes for a very friendly group.'

Member of the Association of Guilds of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers Grouping

Member of the Mammal Society Grouping

Member of the Local Nature Partnerships: England Grouping

Member of the Amphibian and Reptile Groups of the UK Grouping

Member of The Wildlife Trusts Grouping

Member of the National Auricula & Primula Society Grouping

Member of the Embroidery Groups Grouping

'Membership is open to anyone, anywhere in the world and you will receive our quarterly journal mailed direct. You can attend the monthly meetings held at each of our three branches (Bromley, Dartford and Sevenoaks), and can purchase books and listen to a wide variety of talks. All members are welcome to attend any or all of the branch meetings at no extra cost.'

Member of Plant Heritage Grouping

Member of the Richard III Society Grouping

Member of the Royal Society of Biology Grouping

Member of the Badger Trust Grouping