Liberty Place Tenants Association


What is a Tenants Association?

A Tenants Association is set up where a group of leaseholders have come together to better represent their common interests to their shared landlord. Any single Tenants Association is usually confined to one housing estate, block, or building. Once recognized, Tenants Associations have powers that individual leaseholders do not:

There are additional powers which can be extremely useful and which are statutory, though the cost of exercising them falls on members of the Association:

What can you do to help? Join us!

Write an email to libertyplaceuk@gmail.com that contains the following:

We will get in contact with you as soon as we can with how to proceed.

What does membership mean?

Right now, it's just a numbers game. We need at least half the qualifying leaseholders^ in our block to participate before we can make any meaningful change.  We have 67 flats in the block so that's 34 units. We need 34 flats to participate. The only way we're going to get there is by spreading the word in our building. 

The devil is in the details, so they say:

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/750200/t545-eng.pdf

Our Objectives:


^ if you're paying ground rent to Tetherstone (our freeholder) you are probably a "qualifying leaseholder"

It is free - Becoming a member will cost you nothing and there is no time commitment.

Benefits everyone - Whether your flat here is your home or an investment, there is no question that having a well-maintained building is important. Let's do this together!