GLERA AGM 2026
June 17 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Jewin Welsh Church Hall, Fann Street
NOTE: change of date and location (was originally 18 June at the community centre)

Join us from 6.30, meeting starts at 7.00 pm sharp. All GLE residents welcome!
Following the poor C3 rating from the Regulator of Social Housing, Judith Findlay Executive Director of Community and Children’s Services City of London will explain to residents the judgement and the City of London’s action plan to address its issues, and how they will be delivering the required changes and in what timescale, in order to move from C3 to C1.
SEE RELATED POSTS:
- CoL fails regulator of social housing inspection
- GLERA + BGLNF respond to regulator’s ‘serious failings’ report
Rachel Blake our MP, senior Housing Officers, and Chair (Helen Fentimen) and Deputy Chair (Steve Goodman) of Community and Children’s Services Committee will also be attending.
agenda
- Welcome and apologies
- Response to the poor C3 rating by Judith Findlay City of London (45 mins including questions)
- Annual report of the GLERA committee
- Financial report for year ending 30 April 2026
- Election of the 2026-27 Committee
- Any other business
recap of the last year
Despite being a small committee, GLERA has been working hard on your behalf. Over the past year we have:
- Supported the GLLC campaign and stood alongside residents fighting for the leisure centre
- Organised the second Golden Lane Action Days to highlight the poor condition of our estate
- Raised concerns with the City of London and our MP following the regulator’s judgement, and arranged for the Executive Director of Community and Children’s Services to speak at the AGM
- Run our first 60‑second survey to identify key issues such as damp and mould
- Pressed COLPAI about noise, night‑time lighting and litter
- Attended Resident Liaison Group meetings for each project
- Represented residents on the new Major Works Project Board
- Met monthly with Judith Finlay and housing officers to discuss repairs, complaints and the running of the estate office
- Set up a leaseholders’ group to focus on issues specific to leaseholders during redevelopment
- Created a technical group to scrutinise proposed works and ensure value for money
- Started forming house groups to share information and support as major works begin