GMTRA represents the residents of Glasslyn, Montenotte and Tivoli Roads, including View Crescent. We act on matters of concern to residents – local planning applications, environmental issues, traffic, improving security and tackling crime, recycling, excessive noise and nuisance, and maintaining constructive relations with the local secondary school and sports clubs. We also work with other local associations to help protect the Crouch End Playing Fields and associated meadow and woodland.
We meet regularly with local ward representatives. As an association we are able to have a louder voice with our council and other organisations on behalf of residents. The more people who join up the more effective we can be for the neighbourhood and for individuals.
We are working with residents and the council to manage the trees in our streets. New trees and those causing problems.
Many residents have been keen to have charging points for electric cars in our streets. We have been promoting the case and have succeeded in getting two fast charging points installed.
The GMTRA AGM is on Tuesday 8th October at 8.00pm in the North London Cricket Club. All residents in our three roads and View Crescent are invited to attend.
Here is a brief summary of the main issues that the Residents Association has been dealing with in the past year. If you have any thoughts or or opinions on these issues or other neighbourhood matters come along to our AGM on the 8th October
Highgate Wood School will be holding its annual Madfest this coming Friday, 19th July, from 6pm to 9pm.
Every resident of our streets is eligible for membership. We will be pleased to hear from your on any issues that affect our streets and any suggestions or thoughts you may have about our local environment. All members are invited to our AGM in the autumn. We circulate regular emails and maintain this website.
If you would like to join our association please put a note through the door of the Chair – Adam Sharples, 17 Glasslyn Road – with your contact details (name/s, address and email). Alternatively you may contact any Committee member directly, or send an email to contact@gmtra.org.uk for more information.
For 2023/24 the membership fee is only £5 per household.