Mile End East Leaseholders Meeting
Submitted by mozy on Fri, 02/19/2010 - 18:12
EEHLFA for the Mile End East Estates
British, Bede, Eric & Treby Estates
EEHLFA - the new association for EastendHomes Leaseholders is moving along with great support - The Mile End East Estates held their first meeting on Wednesday 17th March at 7.00pm in the Soanes Centre, Southern Grove, Mile End.
Read more here on how to get involved to work together for a fair deal for EeH lease and freeholders!
Our watchword is 'Together as One'
See the EEHLFA Manifesto here - See the EEHLFA on The Wharf website
For the first time we have a strong, unified voice to take forward a joint campaign to bring about real change for leaseholders and freeholders on EeH estates.
Leaseholders from Bede, British Street and Eric & Treby attended the Mile End EEHLFA launch on Wednesday 17th March. Members of the interim committee explained why EEHLFA was started, what has happened so far and why all leaseholders need to join together in dealing with EEH.
Service charges have increased significantly since stock transfer, reviews of EEH's bills & invoices has proven that their accountancy isn't always accurate - and leaseholders & freeholders are paying for their mistakes.
Concerns are rising with regards to how much leaseholders & freeholders will be asked to pay towards the regeneration works, particularly as there is no longer a cap of £10,000 plus EEH are changing their leaseholder management policy but are not consulting leaseholders. All these things need to change and the only way to be heard is as one voice.
Now that launch meetings have been held on all five EEH estates in the borough, an AGM will be held at the end of April to elect an official Committee. If you were unable to attend the meeting and want more information, please email EEHLFA@aol.com or call 07943 373699.
Speakers: Representatives from Glamis, Holland, Island Gardens & St George’s Estates
Are you worried about
- unjustifiable hikes in service charges?
- major works contributions running into tens of thousands?
- EeH attitude that, whether the costs they pass on to us are reasonable or not, we are told to "pay up or be taken to court", wasting even more of our money?
We have made a start, but we know there is a long way to go - now we need all leaseholders and freeholders to get involved - we need your support to:
- bring about real change
- make EeH walk its talk
- make sure that EeH residents really get the housing management service we were promised and that we decide
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