GERA’s Big Lunch: Granville Road Estate neighbours closer together on 23rd June 2018
23rd June 2018, Mountfield Green on Granville Estate, 12.00-18.00 GERA’s Big Lunch is being organised to tackle isolation and help bring Granville Road Estate neighbours closer together. Kindly funded by Barnet Homes & D& B Facades (contractor doing our new...
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Local Elections 2018 – Childs Hill Ward Hustings
Tuesday 10th April 2018 at 7:45pm – 9:30pm, Childs Hill Baptist Church, Mortimer Close, London NW2 2JY It's that time of year again when local politicians are vying for power in our local area. It seems like yesterday when we successfully opposed the excessive...
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Say NO to Granville Road Estate Compulsory Purchase Order
Granville Road Estate (Pram sheds/sheds and Beech Court) Compulsory Purchase Order 2018. Do you want to object to the compulsory purchase order? The clock is ticking? VERY URGENT ACTION REQUIRED Barnet Council applied for a compulsory purchase order to purchase the...
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Urgent notice for GERA annual general meeting
For the residents of Templewood point, Granville Point, Harpenmead Point, Nant Court, Beech Court & Mountfield When: Thursday 1st February 2018. 7.45 Where: Baptist Church, Mortimer Close, NW2 2JY We have a number of challenges to address this year from the...
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Kind-hearted Granville estate resident reaches to the sky to raise money for Grenfell victims
A Granville Estate resident was so moved by the experiences of residents after the Grenfell Tower tragedy, she faced her fear of heights to raise money. Deepa had a fear of heights and was plucking up the courage to do a sky-dive in earlier year to overcome it....
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A sharp and heavy piece of metal which fell during cladding removal almost hit Harpenmead Point residents
On 16 November 2017 at around 4pm, a sharp piece of metal fell near three residents who were entering the building from the rear entrance. It almost hit a child and mum who live at Flat 31, and another lady from Flat 38, at Harpenmead Point. The heavy and sharp piece...
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Granville Estate residents will be caged after all estate’s pathways will be blocked because of the gentrification
Do you use the pathways on the Granville Estate to traverse from one side of Childs Hill to the other? Do you have an allotment and access it from the estate or down a pathway? Do you or your family use the Garth Road clinic? Gone will be the days when you can move...
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Join us in Coffee Mornings, every Monday at Childs Hill library
Where: Childs Hill Library, 320 Cricklewood Lane, NW2 2QE, When: 10:45am, every Monday GERA’s coffee morning at Childs Hill library on Monday mornings is proving to be a popular place for residents from Granville Estate(over 50’s) to relax, have a cuppa and have a...
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Save our green open space objections! Deadline is 31st October.
When a public authority proposes to sell an area of land that has been used as public open space it is required to follow a statutory process set out in S.123 of the Local Government Act 1972. This process involves...
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The Keepmoat not careful while removing thermal insulation from Granville Estate blocks
While removing thermal insulation (which is made of mineral fibre) from Granville Estate blocks, Keepmoat Regeneration contractors have not been careful enough to dispose properly and safely the remains that...
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Save our green open space!
When a public authority proposes to sell an area of land that has been used as public open space it is required to follow a statutory process set out in S.123 of the Local Government Act 1972. This process involves advertising the proposed disposal for two consecutive...
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After the cladding is removed, there will be no re-cladding in foreseeable future
When the three Granville road tower blocks were cladded, by the end of 2012, although the finished work by Barnet Homes was shady and residents feared someone could have been killed after several panels blew off during high winds in October 2013, at least the...
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