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Electric meter reading

Would anyone know what is going on with the meter readings on the estate? a form was circulated so the staff would read the meters every month, but nothing seems to have happened. Would anyone have a key to the meter cupboard so I could take a reading? Thanks.See More
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Let's talk about future development in the City of London! at Lower Ground Floor Golden Lane Community Centre

June 5, 2023 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Come along to an architecture student-led initiative and imagine the City of London at Net Zero from the Museum of London site to Barbican and Golden Lane Estate.Let's talk about future development in the City of London and spark ideas on alternative proposal!Can we retrofit more buildings?Can we reuse materials and repair our homes and workplaces?Can we take part in taking care of our buildings?What would the future of our city and neighbourhood look like?Light refreshments and tea will be provided.Come and join us on Monday 5th June @ 6.30 - 8.30pm at Lower Ground Floor Golden Lane Community Centre.This is a…See More
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Memories Unlocked Reminiscence Group at Barbican Library

June 2, 2023 at 2pm to July 21, 2023 at 3:30pm
A reminiscence group with a difference! Come along to explore memories through painting in watercolours. Plus various crafts and conversation.Free-all materials provided.Londoners of all ages welcome!Runs for 8 weeks. (Attendance required for every week).Call us or email barbicanlib@cityoflondon.gov.uk or visit the library enquiry desk to book your place.See More
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Let's talk about future development in the City of London! at Lower Ground Floor Golden Lane Community Centre

June 5, 2023 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Come along to an architecture student-led initiative and imagine the City of London at Net Zero from the Museum of London site to Barbican and Golden Lane Estate.Let's talk about future development in the City of London and spark ideas on alternative proposal!Can we retrofit more buildings?Can we reuse materials and repair our homes and workplaces?Can we take part in taking care of our buildings?What would the future of our city and neighbourhood look like?Light refreshments and tea will be provided.Come and join us on Monday 5th June @ 6.30 - 8.30pm at Lower Ground Floor Golden Lane Community Centre.This is a…See More
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GLERA Survey 2017

The GLERA survey 2017 was carried out in November, in order to help the Committee understand the views of the residents they represent.  Results will be discussed at the January GLERA General Meeting, and shared with the City of London. 

Number of responses
We received 135 responses to the survey, of which 68 (50%) were from Tenants and 61 (45%) were from Leaseholders (6 respondents preferred not to answer this question). This is roughly comparable with the estate overall, which is exactly 50/50 leaseholder/tenant.

Priorities for GLERA
Top responses were around repairs and maintenance, to the Estate in general, to buildings and individual flats (which, as might be expected, is a higher concern for tenants). The concerns are rated below in order of their importance to all respondents, with separate scores for Tenants and Leaseholders broken out, too.

Top priorities were similar to previous surveys and meeting discussions, focusing on repairs and maintenance, redecoration and window replacement. Fire safety is a newer concern, especially for tenants.


Cleaning
Typically residents didn’t rate cleaning as one of their top issues. Tenants rated it as slightly more important than leaseholdersexcel Opinions on the cleaning were generally average, hovering around the middle of the 1 (very poor) to 5 (very good) scale.

State of repair
Typically people felt that the state of repairs and maintenance of the estate was poor, particularly across the estate as a whole. All residents said this was a major priority for them.


Estate Office and City of London staff
Typically residents felt that estate office staff were friendly and helpful, with lower scores for efficiency and speed.


Community Centre
The majority of residents didn’t want the estate office to move, with roughly similar views between tenants and leaseholders.


Demographics of respondents - for information
Amount of time on estate

Age groups of respondents

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