The audited final accounts are now available for the year ending December 31, 2018.
Our accountants are ST Partnership. Their contact details are here.
The audited final accounts are now available for the year ending December 31, 2018.
Our accountants are ST Partnership. Their contact details are here.
The 2019 AGM will be on Thursday April 25th at 6:30pm in the basement of the German Church.
A full agenda and further details have been posted through your doors.
A message from Janet Marshall:
I am happy to report that at last week’s Award Presentation Evening at the Guildhall the Montpelier Square Garden was awarded Gold and lst Place in the Small Private Squares category.
Standards get higher and competition stronger each year and it is a great accolade to our gardeners that for the past three years in succession they have taken the top spot.
It has not been an easy year in the garden. The hot, dry Summer has necessitated a great deal of extra handwatering and it is very pleasing that their dedication, vigilance and teamwork has been recognised and rewarded.
The competition is administered by the London Gardens Society and is an annual competition open to all the garden squares in London, public or private.
On Wednesday 22nd we held the AGM of the Montpelier Square Garden Committee. This is a meeting that any council tax-paying resident of Montpelier Square can attend, whether they own or rent their house.
Among the issues discussed at the meeting:
Link to all the minutes of our meetings: http://www.montpeliersquare.org.uk/home/minutes/
The audited final accounts are now available for the year ending December 31, 2016.
Our aim is to have a reserve of approximately one year’s expenses on hand to deal with unforeseen expenses such as irrigation, emergency tree surgery or garden shed repairs.
Our accountants are ST Partnership. Their contact details are here.
I have attached the report issued by our tree consultant, Keith Macgregor.
One of the Plane trees has had a large branch removed after massaria was spotted during an inspection in late February. The offending branch was removed and all our other planes trees were promptly inspected but received the all clear.
Massaria is a fungus that attacks London planes trees and can lead to branches dying and dropping to the ground unexpectedly, hurting people or causing damage to property. For this reason the spread of massaria is being closely watched throroughout London’s plane tree population.
We’re having our annual Christmas Carol Party on Tuesday, 16th December at 6:45pm. All square residents and their guests are welcome!