Snowtastic! 

This year's Annual General Meeting of the Management Company, as expected, proved to be the most turbulent in years. Shareholders complained of the failure of essential papers being supplied before the meeting and over six months of a management agent who had failed to respond to correspondence, telephone calls and emails.

Christine Inglis, Chairman of the meeting, admitted to all the shortcomings and announced that steps had, in the last few weeks, been taken to rectify the situation. Christine introduced Howard Weinstein (see right) who undertook to radically improve the service to shareholders.

In her report, Christine reported on the issues that the Board had successfully tackled during the past year. These included the review, and subsequent improvement, of London Yard's security; the study into the provision of CCTV and the continuing investigations into the provision of communal satellite dishes. Christine also said that, in the coming year, the Board would be seeking ways to increase the communication between residents, the Board of Management and the managing agents. The setting up of Board Sub-Committees in which residents could be included would be considered.

Click here for Chairman's Report in full

Mayumi and Alex have fun in the first snow of winter by creating a new Rotterdam Drive resident. Any resemblance to Barry Morgan is purely coincidental.

Under New Management!

Howard Weinstein (right) has taken over from Robert Bronson as the Property Manager responsible for London Yard.  He has been in the property business for 8 years. Howard looks forward to a constructive and progressive period of management at London Yard, and will be assisted in this task by his colleague Paul Hnatiuk, both of whom assure you of their best efforts in maintaining and hopefully improving the property as a whole for the benefit of all residents.