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Who We Are

Sunbury-Street-Woolwich

In a nutshell

We are an organised group set-up and run by residents, for residents.
 
We are a formally recognised RA (by PA Housing) as defined by the Landlord & Tenant Act 1985.
 
Joining is free and open to all residents as described in the Constitution.
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Our Aims

 To promote the interests of all residents defined in  Appendix 2 – Membership Confirmation Certificate Pro-Forma, and assist in maintaining good relations between the local community, PA Housing - Paragon Asra Housing Limited (PA Housing) and the Royal Borough of Greenwich (Council).

To seek to promote the housing conditions amenities and environment of the communal areas of 4 Kerslake Mews and the outside area to the building (including No.5 Kerslake Mews) including the car park, bicycle storage sheds and hard and soft landscaped areas.

 To promote the common interests and rights of all the leaseholders defined in Appendix 1 – Eligible Members, regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, or sexual orientation.

To promote the common interests and rights of the tenants and residents of the estates and roads listed above in paragraph 2(b) in whatever way possible including those prescribed in Schedule 19 of the Housing Act 1980, as amended by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and 1987..

 

To promote social activities for members of the community.

 

The Committee

Our committee are elected every year to uphold the rules of the association, handle the finance, and provide a single voice for all members.

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INÉS TAYLOR

Chairperson

The chair’s role includes: 
• guiding the group to achieve its aims 
• chairing the meetings of the group 
• being aware of all activities carried out by the group 
• ensuring other officers are carrying out their tasks
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SAMUEL DAWKINS

Secretary

The secretary’s role includes: 
• letting people know the date and time of meetings and what the meeting is about 
• helping to prepare the agenda with the chair 
• taking minutes of meetings 
• writing and receiving letters on behalf of the group 
• keeping members informed of what correspondence has been received or sent out
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DANIEL OVALLE COSTAL

Treasurer

The treasurer’s role includes: 
• opening a bank account in the name of the group 
• paying money received into the bank, keeping record of money received and issuing receipts 
• paying bills and keeping a record of money spent 
• keeping petty cash and petty cash account book for day-to-day expenditure

What is a Residents Association and Why Have One?

A residents association is the heartbeat of a thriving community, where the spirit of togetherness fosters a sense of belonging and unity among neighbours. It’s a collaborative effort, driven by the collective voice of residents passionate about enhancing their living environment.

At its core, a residents association is a hub of community empowerment. It serves as a platform for residents to actively engage, share ideas, and work hand in hand to create a better living experience. Here’s why having one is so invaluable:

Fostering Community Connection: A residents association forms the nucleus of community connection. It brings neighbours together, transcending boundaries, and cultivates an environment where friendships flourish. Through shared interests, events, and initiatives, it nurtures a sense of camaraderie that transforms neighbourhoods into vibrant, close-knit communities.

Amplifying Resident Voices: Every resident’s opinion matters. An association provides a forum where voices are heard, ideas are discussed, and collective decisions are made. It empowers individuals to contribute actively to the betterment of their living environment, ensuring that everyone has a say in shaping the community's future.

Enhancing Quality of Life: From organizing events that celebrate diversity to spearheading initiatives that improve local amenities, a residents association works tirelessly to enhance the quality of life for all residents. Whether it's beautifying public spaces, advocating for better infrastructure, or organizing educational workshops, these efforts create a more enriching and fulfilling community experience.

Advocacy and Support: A residents association acts as a strong advocate for residents' needs and concerns. It serves as a liaison between the community and local authorities, ensuring that resident perspectives are considered in decision-making processes. Additionally, it offers support and guidance to individuals, fostering a sense of security and assurance within the neighbourhood.

Promoting Civic Engagement: Encouraging active participation in local governance and civic duties is pivotal. A residents association motivates residents to get involved in neighbourhood affairs, instilling a sense of pride and ownership in the place they call home.

In essence, a residents association is more than just an organization—it’s a catalyst for positive change, a guardian of community spirit, and a driving force behind a thriving and harmonious neighbourhood. Join us in creating a vibrant, inclusive, and welcoming community at KMRA.

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