Get involved

Residents can contribute in different ways, from simply reporting problems to helping with more substantial projects.

Help look after your block

Keep an eye on the communal areas you use every day. Report faulty doors, blocked corridors, open riser cupboards, leaks, damaged lighting or poor cleaning. Help check whether reported problems have been resolved.

Take an active role in a specific issue or facility

Help monitor recurring problems with garage shutters, entrance systems, bin stores or gardens. Track progress, follow up on issues and check that repairs or maintenance have been completed.

Contribute to larger projects

Help tackle more complex issues, such as changing leases to address legal-cost funding, simplifying alteration approvals, reviewing insurance, examining budgets or contracts, or improving communications.

Leaseholders and tenants can contribute at any level without becoming directors. Formal decisions and expenditure approvals remain with the RTM directors.

How residents can help identify risks

By identifying, monitoring and reporting problems, residents help the directors understand the risks and make better decisions. Clear information about the location, what has happened and whether a problem is getting worse helps the directors assess urgency and prioritise work.

How the RTM sets priorities Report a problem

How to get involved

Getting the most out of the RTM means working together and sharing the workload. To get involved, contact Olivia Rose or one of the RTM directors through the residents’ WhatsApp group.