Who Are We?
Formed in 2011, The Pembroke Park Residents' Association are a community group of residents, established to better the lives of those living at the newly built Pembroke Park housing development in Eastcote, NW London.

What Do We Do?
We represent all our members on Pembroke Park and support them with issues they have, from issues with their property or neighbours, to ares of wider concern.

How can you help?
The association can only exist if members are prepared to fund the associations' operating costs. At only £5 per household per year, we rely on receiving all annual subscriptions as soon as possible. However, if you would like to assist further, there are openings on the committee. Contact us to find out more.

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Parking and road safety
The results of our recent members survey listed parking as the overall biggest concern of residents, which effects everyone on the estate, not just drivers. This is currently our top priority and is being actively discussed with A2 Dominion & Taylor Wimpey to identify solutions.

Anti-social behaviour
Unfortunately, despite the best intentions of the Association, anti-social behaviour is still a common complaint for many residents on Pembroke Park. However it's important to identify what behaviour is considered anti-social while minimising its impact as much as possible.

Building defects & concerns
There has been a number of concerns over buildings, landscaping and property defects. We're currently working with Taylor Wimpey to resolve these issues, and are delighted to report that action is now underway to tackle many overdue issues.

We are currently looking for members of the community to join the committee, specifically in the below roles:

Membership Officer
Crime & Safety Liasion
Events & Activities Co-ordinator
Community Co-ordinators (multiple)

For more information on the roles click here. If you're interested in joining the committee, why not get in contact today. We'll invite you to join our next committee meeting as a guest and you can view how we work, we can then discuss your potential involvement and answer any further questions you have.