Westleigh

Westleigh Maintenance Company AGM 27 November 2008

2008-12-10T14:50:00.002Z

Held at Flat 14, starting at 7.00 pm

Present: Edward and Ingrid Kempster, Julie Culshaw, Victor and Pat Powell, Edith Pickles, Mary Greenhalgh, Vera Sissons, Gerry Clarke, Heather Pollitt, Roy Johnson

Apologies: John and Sylvia Sillars, Martin Albu, Jerry Lunt, Reg and Lavinia Marsden, Colin and Irene Rodger,

1. Accounts

The accounts were accepted and approved.

2. Appointment of Directors

The existing directors were re-appointed. These are: Roy Johnson (Chair), Heather Pollitt (Secretary) Gerry Clarke (Treasurer) Edward Kempster (Project Manager).

3. Any other business

i. The gardens

A number of requests were made for changes to the maintenance of the gardens. The meeting was reminded that all requests for changes or improvements should be submitted in writing on the form provided by the secretary.

ii. Rise in the maintenance charge

The treasurer reminded the meeting that the existing maintenance charge was so low that the company had no surplus to deal with emergencies or improvements. Following discussion, the meeting agreed to give the directors a mandate to agree on a reasonable increase in the charge. The increase would come into effect in April 2009.

iii. Appointment of managing agents

The directors explained to the meeting that a number of factors meant that the tasks they faced in running the company efficiently were becoming excessively burdensome. There were also new requirements of insurance and health and safety legislation which left the directors with legal responsibilities from which they needed protection.

The meeting agreed that the best solution to these issues was to appoint a professional managing agency which would take over these tasks and act in accordance with the directors' instructions. The meeting unanimously approved a motion to give the directors a mandate to reach a decision about the employment of a professional management agency.

iv. Extended flue on the roof

One of the flats in Block One had fitted an extended flue pipe to the roof without permission. It was agreed that the secretary write to the owners of flats 2, 5, and 8 requesting that the flue be removed and replaced with one the same size as the others. Failure to do so would result in the work being done and the owner charged with the cost.

The meeting closed at 8.00 pm

Annual General Meeting - 27 February 2008

2008-02-28T14:04:00.002Z

Present: Roy Johnson, Heather Pollitt, Edward Kempster, Ingrid Kempster, Pat Powell, Gerry Clarke, Edith Pickles, Vera Sisson. Julie Culshaw, Mr Lunt

Apologies: Reg and Lavinia Marsden, Colin and Irene Rodger, Martin Albu, Mr and Mrs Greenhalgh, John and Sylvia Siller, Victor Powell

1. Accounts

These were accepted and approved.

2. Appointment of Directors

The existing directors were re-appointed. These are: Roy Johnson (Chair), Heather Pollitt (Secretary) Gerry Clarke (Treasurer) Edward Kempster (Project Manager). Vera Sisson agreed to be a standby director.

Any Other Business

3. Service charge

It was agreed that the service and maintenance charge will be increased to £75.00 per month, starting from October 2008. This should be paid by standing order. Mandates will be issued well before this date.

Anyone who chooses not to create a standing order should make two payments of £450 before the end of September and April of each year. Failure to meet these deadlines will result in the owner being invoiced for a payment of £500 on each occasion.

4. Implementation of the lease and its covenants

There have been instances of owners wishing to make changes to their properties which are in contravention of the lease and its covenants. It was therefore agreed that copies of the lease should be sent to all owners with a cover note, drawing their attention to the fact that any works being considered must be submitted to the directors for approval.

5. Communications with the directors

It was agreed that a special form should be issued to all owners. This should be used for making requests and observations to the directors.

6. Damaged walls

The damaged wall in the garage of Flat 1 was being repaired. Work on the damaged perimeter wall had not yet begun, because the matter was still in the hands of the local council.

7. Car park lighting

EK promised to chase the existing electrician, who had failed to progress this work. JC recommended an alternative electrician - Adrian 07984 212382.

8. Gardens

It was agreed to ask Peter Mills if he could add the cleaning of the two bin houses to his job list.

9. Redecoration of the hallways

It was agreed that this was still a priority. HP reported that she had received a ball park estimate of £4,000 from John Dalton.

10. TV and other cabling

It was agreed that there should be no external cabling on the building. Existing cabling should be removed, and those owners who wish to extend their TV access should use signal boosters, internal cabling, and other means.

11. Car park markings

It was agreed that the car parking spaces needed re-painting in the same or similar unobtrusive colour.

12 Tree preservation orders

RJ to contact the council to check on possible changes to tree preservation orders in the vicinity.

Westleigh dented!

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This was the result of a high speed police car chase on Monday 01 October 2007 at 23.45. Amazingly, the driver of the vehicle being pursued survived to escape - though his car didn't.

Annual General Meeting — 8 March 2007

2007-03-08T12:03:00.000Z

Present: Roy Johnson, Heather Pollitt, Edward Kempster, Ingrid Kempster, Victor Powell, Gerry Clarke, Edith Pickles, Vera Sisson.

Apologies: Lavinia Marsden, Colin Rodger, Graham Gell, Reg Marsden, Martin Albu

1. Accounts

These were accepted, with the observation that Reg Marsden and Graham Gell should be removed from the list of Directors. It was also agreed that a copy of the gardening specification should be made generally available.

2. Appointment of Directors

The recent appointment of Gerry Clarke as new treasurer was approved, and the existing directors were re-appointed. These are: Roy Johnson (Chair), Heather Pollitt (Secretary) Gerry Clarke (Treasurer) Edward Kempster (Project Manager). Vera Sisson agreed to be a standby director.

3. Venue for next AGM

It was agreed that the venue for the AGM should rotate. The next meeting in 2008 will be held in Flat 10.

4. Any Other Business

Window Cleaning. The current system of cleaning with long brushes using clear water was deemed unsatisfactory. HP to discuss the matter with the window cleaners.

Lighting. HP to contact GG regarding repair of faulty lights in Block One. RJ to replace lamps in Block Three.

Manhole Cover(s): GC to contact builders regarding replacement of manhole covers in rear car park.

Steps to Block Three: HP and GC to contact builders to obtain quotes for repairs to faulty steps.

Car Park Marking: EK to obtain paint and brushes for do-it-ourselves repainting of car park markings.

Disputes: It was agreed that where disputes occur between individuals at Westleigh, resolution should be sought in the first place between the people concerned. Only if complaints arise from a number of individuals should the directors intervene. However, where resolution of problems and or complaints could not be achieved, the directors were willing to arbitrate.

Painting & Roof Matters

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We are pleased to announce that the painting of the exterior of Westleigh - including the garages - will start on or around Monday 19th June 2006.

Due notice has been given to all owners and residents, so that garage doors can be left open on the relevant days and times.

Queries may be addressed to any of the directors.

Meanwhile, Frank Walsh of Profelt has been contact following discussions on the Letter from Carmen Smith representing Mr Hira (Flat 9) in his complaint about a leaking roof in his newly converted attic. Mr Walsh will look into it. If he can see an obvious point of leakage in the roof over Hira's flat, he has been instructed to go ahead and repair it.

In addition he will look at the seals on the gutters at the front and rear of the block containing flats 3, 6 and 9. If the cost exceeds £250 he is to contact Eddie Kempster for a further discussion. Once the repair to the roof over Flat 9 is completed, a claim can be made for redecoration of any damage to the bathroom from Westleigh insurers. Westleigh Maintenance Co. Ltd, will then have fulfilled its obligations.

Recycling

2006-05-05T11:50:00.000+01:00

Following the recycling bin saga, we are now confronted by a second problem. What to do when the bins get full? The household refuse and waste paper bins have been emptied regularly - but not the tell-tale green glass bin. This houses all those empty bottles of Chateauneuf du Pape and Gevrey-Chambertin which are the favourite tipples of so many Westleigh folk. Well, yesterday I solved the problem by a little direct citizen action. Even though the local council keeps its contact details buried almost unreachably deep on its web site, I dug them out, sent one email, and hey presto! the bins were emptied the next day.

Apparently they are under orders to respond within twenty-four hours. So if it happens again, go to our list of services where you will find the phone number (0161 474 4747) and the email address (streetscene@stockport.gov.uk)

Annual General Meeting — 05 April 2006

2006-04-06T13:05:00.000+01:00

Minutes of the meeting

Present
Edith Pickles, Vera Sisson, Frances Gell, Victor Powell, Gerry Clarke, Ingrid Kempster, Edward Kempster, Graham Gell, Heather Pollitt, Roy Johnson, Ian Coulson (for John Sillar)

Apologies
Isobel Walton, Martin Albu, John Sillar, Reg Marsden

Accounts
The treasurer Graham Gell gave an introduction to the accounts. The principal item was his explanation of the fact that the payments for the replacement windows would be split across the accounts for two separate financial years. The accounts were accepted.

Appointment of Directors
There were now new nominations for positions as directors. The current directors were returned unopposed.

Re-painting of Westleigh
Three quotes for the re-painting of the exterior of Westleigh had been obtained. Two were deemed unacceptable, because they did not include the re-painting of the perimeter railings. It was agreed to accept the third quotation (Hugh Hainey) and a schedule of work would be drawn up to be completed during summer 2006.

Tree Surgery
A report had been obtained from the regular tree surgeon, which observed that dead branches needed to be removed, particularly from the large trees around the perimeter of the property. It was agreed that the report be accepted and the necessary work commissioned, with the contractor being requested to submit the report to the council for agreement, legal approval, and any further comment.

Finance
The meeting agreed to the proposed increase in the community charge, which is now two half yearly payments of £400, with a £25 discount for those paying early or on time.

The meeting unanimously agreed that the finances of WMC were in good order, that there was no desire to incur the extra expense of a professional management service.

One absent owner had been in dispute over a payment toward the communal window replacement. This was discussed at the meeting via a proxy attendee and has since been resolved. As from now, serious arrears will be posted on this site as a matter of course.

For Sale Notices
Further objections had been made to the placing of estate agents 'For Sale' and 'To Let' notices outside Westleigh. There were a number of conflicting views on this matter, and it was recognised that there would always be tension between those who wished to advertise their properties for sale, and those who wished to keep the complex free of these unsightly objects. Finally there were three propositions voted on. To allow boards anywhere and any time - DEFEATED. To completely prohibit the use of boards - DEFEATED. To maintain the status quo - ACCEPTED. The status quo is as follows.

Owners may allow their estate agents to place an advertising board for a maximum of six weeks in one designated area - adjacent to the bus stop. After six weeks the board must be removed, but the vendor may re-apply to the directors for a further six weeks later in the same year. These periods of six weeks may not be contiguous.

Purchase of Leasehold
There was a discussion of the possible advantages and disadvantages of owners buying the leasehold to Westleigh. It was agreed to look further into the legal and financial implications of this proposal.

Date of Next Meeting
To be arranged by the directors

Green Recycling

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The recent recycling bin crisis has been resolved, and we now have more opportunities to make a contribution to the green cause. The five bins have been divided between the two bin houses, which should solve both the visual and the noise problems. It's up to us now to use them. Please remember to flatten any cardboard boxes, and note that these should go in the large skips, not the green bins.

Annual General Meeting 2006

2006-02-27T15:12:00.000Z

An Annual General Meeting of Westleigh Maintenance Company Ltd has been arranged for 5 April in Apartment 14 starting at 7pm.

Increased maintenance charge
There will be an increase to the maintenance charge of £25 per apartment as from the next payment due on or before 5 April 2006. Please send your remittance to Graham Gell Flat 7 or pay it at the AGM.

The maintenance charge is now £400 per half year with an early payment bonus discount of £25 pounds. Payment with bonus = £375.

Replacement Windows Policy

2006-02-27T12:44:00.000Z

The contract for the UPVC windows has been finalised and signed by both Westleigh Maintenance Company and Alexander Windows Ltd.

Any further orders for replacement windows from owners who refused to participate in the initial order will now be priced at the full domestic rate, since any advantages attributed to our commercial order will no longer apply.

Notice to Westleigh owners who are not participating in the current project. As you have decided not to participate in this exercise, Westleigh Maintenance Co. Ltd. are legally obliged to inform you of the following facts and requirements in accordance with the lease and covenants thereto:

All owners are solely responsible for the up-keep and maintenance of all window frames and the glazing of all windows in their apartments. This excludes communal windows which remain the responsibility of all owners via Westleigh Maintenance Company.
Bearing this in mind, all future repairs, painting, replacement of rotten woodwork, faulty or failed double-glazing panes will be at your total expense. All such work shall conform to the general appearance and colour of the exterior of Westleigh as a whole, and must be of the highest standard and in compliance with Westleigh Maintenance Co. requirements.
Should you at some future date decide to change to UPVC windows these shall conform to the standards as set by the newly installed windows in the majority of the complex. In other words UPVC windows shall be of the same or equivalent quality and exact same design as those under current installation (as from 1 September 2005)
Regarding rotten window frames, faulty or failed glazing units (refer to points 1 & 2 above), Westleigh Maintenance Co. Ltd., will be carrying out an inspection in the near future. Westleigh Maintenance Co. shall inform the affected owners formally in writing and all failed glazing units shall be immediately replaced at your total expense.

Finally, when the solicitors of any future buyer of your property write to Westleigh Maintenance Co. Ltd asking for written clarification of any outstanding liabilities, the above information will be conveyed to them including the estimated costs of such outstanding works.

Directors Meeting 22 Feb 2006

2006-02-22T18:18:00.000Z

Present: Gerry Clarke, Edward Kempster, Roy Johnson, Graham Gell, Heather Pollitt

1. Finance
Owners in arrears on maintenance and additional £150. Reminders have been sent to Rossiter, Jordans, Chinani, and Middleton - to no effect.

Increase in maintenance charge agreed. £400 per six months, with bonus payment of £375 for those paying on time. Proposal to be ratified at the AGM.

Problem of outstanding payments to be raised at the AGM.

2. Internal Painting
Work on painting in Block 2 to begin in early March 2006. GG to confirm date with painters.

3. External Painting
Quotes to be obtained for repainting externally - excluding the problem of the roof tops, which will be dealt with later. EK to obtain quotes.

4. Communications
All letters sent in the name of Westleigh Management Company should be copied to all directors and agreed before being sent. Communication now established via email and records kept on the website.

5. Ken Hawker
Complaints had been made that the windows in Apartment 16 had not been replaced and were now unsightly. Ken Hawker has counter complained that window horns have not been fitted. Window horns were not requested by the majority of owners, and Ken Hawker should replace his double-glazed units as soon as possible.

Letter to be sent to Ken Hawker pointing out that his "For Sale" notice could only stay up for six weeks maximum, and should be sited by the gates. If at any future date the apartment is to be sold, the Committee reserves the right to report to the purchaser's solicitor that there is an outstanding debt of £3,500-£5,000 for replacement windows. Copy of letter to this effect to be copied to Alan Ainsworth.

6. Garage Doors
A group of owners wish to go ahead with automation of garage doors. There is a problem with supplying electricity to the block of eight garages, the cost of which is estimated at £700-800. All owners to be notified of an approximate charge of £470-£500. Those who wish to proceed should make this payment in advance of the work.

7. Purchase of Freehold
It was thought that this would be in the region of £450 per apartment. A majority vote of owners in favour is required. This proposal is to be made at the AGM.

8. Tree Pruning
A written report of the condition of the trees within the Westleigh boundary is being sought. The results of this to be presented to the AGM.

9. Refuse bins
One set of bins is to be returned to the Town Hall. The other set is to be sited inside the front gate. HP to write to Town Hall requesting removal of the second set of bins.

10. Date of AGM
Wednesday 5 April 2006 - to be held at Flat 14.

Services

2006-02-14T11:55:00.000Z

Recycling
Telephone — 0161 474 4747
Email — streetscene@stockport.gov.uk

Electrical
John Brown — 431 3783

Roofing
Frank Walsh — 432 4774

Bricklayer
Mark Hewitt — 429 5794

Locksmith
Brendan Finn — 445 4564

Window Cleaners
xxx — 796 8207

Electrical
Tony Harvey — 432 3195

Gardener
Peter Mills — 432 1185

Blockpaving
JMcPhillips — 442 0813 or 0788 4101613

Decorator
Eric Johnson — 737 3224 or 0794 4206719

Decorator
Gordon Bennett — 432 3538

Solicitors
George Davies — 234 8807 — Anne Fairhurst

Builders
G & G Partnership — 01925 758147 or 0797 9806774 Ged Hunter

Fencing
Stockport Fencing — 477 0010

Fire Brigade
Roger Bentley — 608 5410

Tree Experts
Glen Kay — 01625 875 216

Welders
xxx — 865 4449

UPVC Windows
Alexander Windows — 482 2312 Julie Casanas

Electrical
Terry Poole — 370 3794 or 0798 4934917

Tiling
Philip Hatton — 355 0228 or 0781 5969235

Drainage
Anthony Meehan — 491 4722 or 0777 4886701

Electrician
McDonagh — 653 6478

Plumber
Ray Oliver — 432 9554

Burglar Alarms
Dawes — 485 8100

Contact details

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Apartment 1
Vacant —

Apartment 2
Nick Rossiter — nick_rossiter@symantec.com
Tenant — Mr Connolly — 0772 1431655
Manager — racheal.gowrie@jordansrentals.com

Apartment 3
Vera Sisson — 432 5867

Apartment 4
Mr Khatwani — xxx xxxx
Caretaker — Mrs Chinani — 286 3442

Apartment 5
Colin and xxx Rodgers — 442 5653

Apartment 6
Reg and Lavinia Marsden — 441 1256

Apartment 7
Julie Culshaw — 432 2760

Apartment 8
Mr Lunt? —

Apartment 9
Manoj Hira — 0776 0166150

Apartment 10
Gerry Clarke — 432 4918
gerry.cla@btinternet.com
Director

Apartment 11
Edith Pickles — 442 4923

Apartment 12
Edward and Ingrid Kempster — 431 7151
e.kempster@tiscali.co.uk
Director

Apartment 14
Heather Pollitt and Roy Johnson — 431 0495
heather@turbotext.co.uk — roy@mantex.co.uk
Directors

Apartment 15
Sally Middleton — 442 9332

Apartment 16
Ken Hawker — 918 3016

Apartment 17
Victor and Pat Powell — 442 0475

Apartment 18
Martin Albu — martinalbu@blueyonder.co.uk

Apartment 19
John and Sylvia Sillar — john.sillar@virgin.net

How to Find Us

2006-02-09T14:27:00.000Z

By motorway
The whole of Greater Manchester is encircled by an orbital motorway - the M60. No matter if you are approaching from the north, south, east, or west, you are bound to end up on the M60, which passes by quite close to Westleigh. If you approach from the north, follow the signs for Stockport (and the airport). You can take clockwise or counter-clockwise direction. Even if you approach from the west via the M56, this merges with the M60 close to where you need to get off. You are looking for Junction 2, called Stockport West.

Fortunately, there are two unmissable landmarks to help you. One is the Stockport railway viaduct, which becomes visible just before you need to leave the motorway. The other is Stockport's famous giant Pyramid, now occupied by the Co-Operative Bank. Exit at Junction 2 onto a large roundabout (with traffic lights). Get into the nearside lane and take the A 5145 signposted for Didsbury. Follow this road for about half a mile, and go straight through a set of lights at the top of the hill. At the next set of lights, turn right into Mauldeth Road. Go through another set of lights, and one hundred yards further on, Westleigh is immediately in front of you. Turn sharp right into Clifton Road, then immediately left into the gates of Westleigh.

By road
Arriving from the north via Manchester or the south via Stockport, you will end up on the A6. Aim for Heaton Chapel, where the A6 is called Wellington Road North at this point. Turn into Heaton Moor Road and drive for about half a mile through the centre of Heaton Moor, past a Victorian parade of shops, until you come to Clifton Road on your right. Turn right into Clifton Road, drive to the bottom and turn left, then immediately into the gates of Westleigh, which is on your right.

An alternative route from the south is to approach on the A34, coming via Alderley Edge and Wilmslow. In this case, head for the big junction at Parrs Wood, identifiable by a large leisure complex on your right. Follow the signs for Stockport, and turn right into Didsbury Road. After half a mile, at the top of the hill, turn left into Mauldeth Road. Carry on through one set of traffic lights, and after a hundred yards Westleigh is immediately in front of you. Turn sharp right into Clifton Road, then first left into the gates of Westleigh.

Arriving by air
Manchester International Airport is quite close to Westleigh. Ask the taxi driver to take you to Heaton Moor. Clifton Road is just off Heaton Moor Road. The journey will take fifteen to twenty minutes, and it will cost you about that much in pounds, depending on the time of day. If you are being picked up by car, follow these directions.

Exit from the arrivals area and make your way through two or three roundabouts, heading for the nearby M56 motorway. Take the eastbound lane, heading for Stockport. After a couple of miles, the M56 merges with the M60. Exit from the M60 at Junction 2, which is called Stockport West. The Pyramid appears on your right, immediately before Junction 2.

Turn sharp left onto the A5145, signposted for Didsbury. Follow this road for about half a mile, and go straight through a set of lights at the top of the hill. At the next set of lights, turn right into Mauldeth Road. Go through another set of lights, and one hundred yards further on, Westleigh is immediately in front of you. Turn sharp right into Clifton Road, then immediately left into the gates of Westleigh.

Living at Westleigh

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Guidance Notes for Owners and Tenants

General

1. Westleigh is a community inhabited by people who wish to maintain a comfortable, quiet, and neighbourly lifestyle.

2. Westleigh is maintained by the Westleigh Maintenance Company, which is governed by a company of directors, elected at an annual general meeting.

3. The property and its grounds are maintained in very good order, and every effort is made to keep this standard as high as possible.

4. Westleigh is a mixture of permanent owner-residents and temporary renting tenants, living in the properties of absentee owners, some of whom have their property managed by letting agents.

5. No changes to the outer appearance of Westleigh are permissible without the consent of the directors. This includes features such as television aerials and satellite dishes, security grilles, and painting.

6. No building works or radical changes to the interior of any apartment can be made without prior consultation with the directors of Westleigh Maintenance Company.

7. The letting of apartments has to have the prior agreement of Westleigh Maintenance Company.

8. Westleigh Maintenance Company has the legal right to request that owners who let their apartments to undesirable, troublesome, or poorly behaved tenants cancel their rental agreement forthwith (refer to the lease).

Noise

1. All noise levels and disturbances of any kind should be kept to a minimum, and all owners and tenants should have consideration for others as their main priority at all times as this is a communal complex.

2. It is important to keep in mind that people living in properties adjacent to you may be affected by what you do.

3. People who have previously lived in detached or semi-detached houses should realise that living in a block of apartments requires a different set of behaviours.

4. Noise travels upwards, downwards, and sideways. You should keep the volume of radios, televisions, and music players to a low level.

5. You should close your own apartment door and the outer door as quietly as possible when entering and leaving your apartment.

6. People living on the first and second floors should go up and down stairs as quietly as possible.

Cars and Parking

1. There is one garage for each apartment at Westleigh, plus twelve additional parking spaces.

2. Households who have more than one vehicle should use their garage for the storage of one vehicle.

3. Neither residents nor any of their visitors should park opposite garage doors. This blocks access to and exit from the garage.

4. No commercial vehicles (vans, lorries) are allowed to be parked by residents.

5. Parking is not allowed on any footpaths within the property.

6. Parking by visitors is allowed only on a short-term temporary basis. Vehicles belonging to visitors should not be left parked at Westleigh during their absence.

Buying and Selling

1. No estate agents' 'For Sale' or 'To Let' signs should be placed in any part of the property.

2. Owners selling or letting are welcome to place announcements to that effect on the Westleigh website.

Security

1. Outer doors should be kept shut at all times. Leaving the outer doors open permits access to other people's apartments, and could result in encouraging attempted break-in's and vandalism.

Gardens

1. The gardens are a source of great pride to the residents of Westleigh.

2. A professional gardener is employed to maintain them in good order.

3. They should not be changed in any way without the consent of the directors.

Rubbish Removal

1. There are bins for household refuse and for waste papers. These are emptied once weekly.

2. The bins should not be used for the disposal of large household objects or building refuse.

3. Cardboard boxes should be flattened before they are put into the bins.

Welcome to Westleigh!

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You have reached an online source of information about Westleigh - a residential development of luxury apartments in Heaton Moor, Cheshire. The development is set amidst beautiful gardens surrounded by mature trees in the heart of a very fashionable suburb of south Manchester.

These pages will keep you up to date with everything that goes on there - and they will be a record of decisions and changes which take place from early Spring 2006 onwards.

Here you will also find easy access to practical matters such as links with local services and amenities. You can think of the web site as a sort of giant bulletin board which will always keep you up to date, no matter where you are.

The pages will also act as a permanent record of the minutes of the meetings of the Westleigh Maintenance Company and the decisions its directors make, as well as the formal documents and decisions of the residents' Annual General Meeting.

As time goes on, we will also add pictures and maps, as well as legal information such as health and safety requirements, council services, and information relating to insurance, property deeds, ground rent, and freehold.

If you wish to comment on anything that appears here, it's quite easy. All you do is add a message by clicking on the word comments at the bottom of each posting.