Islington Leaseholders Association7pm – 9pm
Hosting the meeting: Dr Brian Potter Chairman ILA
Guest Speaker: To be advised
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If you wish to join or renew your membership please contact our website www.ila.org.uk where you can obtain the appropriate membership forms.
7pm – 9pm
Hosting the meeting: Dr Brian Potter Chairman ILA
Guest Speaker: To be advised
Website www.ila.org.uk
Twitter @ilaorguk
Face Book http://on.fb.me/mWzios
If you wish to join or renew your membership please contact our website www.ila.org.uk where you can obtain the appropriate membership forms.
Guest Speakers:Guest Speaker: Mrs Patricia Napier Barrister on the Tremlett Grove LVT
Website : www.ila.org.uk
ILA – volunteers wanted
Please impress upon any other leaseholders that it is in their interest to attend these meetings regularly…….
Happy New Year to all ILA members.
on
Wednesday 10 Oct 2012
in
Islington Town Hall
at
7pm – 9pm
Hosting the meeting: Dr Brian Potter Chairman ILA
Guest Speakers: A power point presentation by two ‘LEASE’ solicitors on on how to extend your lease (by 99 years), including any problems and cost. Also, all of the information needed to “take ownership” of your windows…
Website www.ila.org.uk
Twitter @ilaorguk
Face Book http://on.fb.me/mWzios
ILA – volunteers wanted
The ILA is looking for a ‘secretary’ to take minutes and distribute them regularly to all the directors and asks for a volunteer to undertake this essential part of the work, to assist the smooth running of the organisation. If your interested please contact us here.
If you wish to join or renew your membership please contact our website where you can obtain the appropriate membership forms here .
Please impress upon any other leaseholders that it is in their interest to attend these meetings regularly…….
For those of you unable to obtain last weeks Islington Gazette dated 20 September 2012, please click here.
The ILA is looking for a “secretary’ to take minutes and distribute them regularly to all the directors and asks for a volunteer to undertake the essential part of the work, to assist the smooth running of the organisation. If your interested contact us here.
Residents will pay almost £1billion into the hands of big business and banks as a result of expensive contracts agreed by Islington Council.
Treasury figures obtained by the Gazette show £358million was borrowed from Private Finance Initiative (PFI) schemes, which will rocket to £1.3 billion – almost four times the initial outlay – by the time it is paid off in 2037.
This means £943million extra will be paid by Islington taxpayers, though this figure does include maintenance on the projects for the length of the contracts. more