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Chronology
| 2000 | Terri Gibbs resigned as chairman. |
| 2000 | John Blake, a librarian, elected chairman. |
| 2002 | John Blake and Mary Blake represented the Society during the Golden Jubilee visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Eastbury Manor House, Barking. |
| 2002 May | Dorothy Lockwood and Douglas Waters appointed vice-presidents. |
| 2002 May | Society mounted a “Barking in the 1950s” exhibition at Barking Central Library to mark the Queen’s Golden Jubilee and the start of local history week. |
| 2003 January | Death of G.S. “Pip” Sanders-Hewett, 6th president. |
| 2004 May | Herbert Hope Lockwood elected 7th president. Launch of 70th anniversary celebrations. Bert delivered an address on the history of the Society. |
| 2004 August | Following the closure of Barking Central Library, the Society moved to the Salvation Army Hall, Morley Road, Barking. |
| 2004 November | Death of Herbert Hope Lockwood, 7th president. |