TNRA’s hands-on help is really improving the look of the gardens • Help us do some gardening in the squares on Saturday 16th May! • Negotiating your AST rent review • Make sure you report crimes • All the latest on Southwark Council grants, plans and services • Please renew your membership 2020/21
TNRA AGM and other events • Use of Trinity Church and Merrick Square gardens • TNRA Committee embraces Zoom • Support your local shops! • We can help you if you're self-isolating • Pop-up bookstall
TNRA, COVID-19 AND YOU • Let’s all do our very best to look after ourselves, our families and our neighbours! • Cancelled TNRA events • The good news
Help TNRA to help you get the best AST rent review terms • Prevent crime by reporting crime! • Drug dealing in Trinity Church Square • Dickens Square Park redevelopment • Newsletter • Forthcoming events
Significant improvements to estate office service continue apace • Trinity House positively wants constructive engagement with TNRA • At last - the new improved AST contract is ready to be implemented! • Prevent crime by reporting crime! • Southwark Council update • BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! • Forthcoming event
TNRA hopes to build on AST contract break-through • Committee welcomes progress on pest control – at last! • Tickets for Wine tasting in Henry Wood Hall will sell out fast! • Always report crime to the police • Planned traffic routing through Trinity Village now abandoned! • TNRA’s survey of Estate Office Service Quality makes sorry reading • Please report long-empty properties to us • Update on current Trinity Village estate office staff • Architect or surveyor wanted to represent TNRA • Forthcoming events
Carol Singing in Trinity Church Square • Greetings cards • TNRA meets new Trinity Village Director • Please complete our questionnaire about KF’s service performance • TNRA maintains pressure on Trinity House to review current unfair AST rent increases • Ever thought of becoming a TNRA Committee member?
Opposition to traffic proposals • AST leases – TNRA keeps up pressure on Trinity House and KF! • KF poor management performance • New Estate Office manager, new gardening contractors • Knight Frank questionnaire about Trinity Villager • TNRA Pub Quiz Champions 2019
TNRA Chair Tim Horsler has written to the Council opposing banning the left turn into Harper Road from Borough High Street. This measure was unanimously rejected by over 50 residents at a public meeting organised by TNRA on 21 October 2019