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Who can become a PCRA Member?

Membership is open to any resident who owns a property on the Peel Common Estate and subscribes to the current annual membership subscription. This membership entitlement applies to owners living off site but does not entitle their tenant to membership.

Note that the Peel Common Estate consist of the 544 houses and bungalows built for the Metropolitan Railway Company Limited in 1963.

The estate is enclosed within a 70 acre site that includes landscaped lawn areas, trees, shrubberies and pathways.

 Benefits of membership

• Collective action is more effective in dealing with any problems.
• The PCRA has legal powers not available to individual tenants.
• The PCRA have established a relationship with the Managing Agent and are in a position to exercise influence and pressure to improve the quality of management of the estate.
• The PCRA can exercise a degree of influence over expenditure by the managing agent on proposed costs and help maintain a reasonable yearly Service Charge.

Membership facts

• The Peel Common Residents Association (PCRA) was formed in June 2005 and is currently registered as a Recognised Residents Association with the landlord company Honor Management Ltd.
• The larger the membership the greater the strength of PCRA representation.
• The PCRA respond to all enquiries from members and freely provides advice.
• Membership is £10 a year which is less than 20p per week.
• Committee membership is voluntary and unpaid.

Membership Fees

How to pay

Membership Forms

The following forms can also be selected for downloading.

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