About Us
Hartley & District Residents’ Association was founded in 1970. It originally covered 17 roads and about 1,000 homes, but over the years development and boundary changes have boosted these numbers to 28 and 1,200 respectively, although some of the roads in the Reedham area have their own residents’ association. Our main objective, in accordance with our Constitution, is “to advance and protect the common interests of the residents and to improve the amenities of the district”.
The Committee normally meets once a month to discuss local issues and to hear reports from those Committee members who attend other local meetings.
If you are interested in being involved in the Committee, please contact our Secretary.
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LATEST NEWS
Planning
New Proposals for the Redevelopment of Purley Leisure Centre and Multi-Storey Car Park
Seven local Residents’ Associations (RAs) in and around the Purley area have got together to look at the controversial planning application from Polaska to demolish the multi-storey car park and current closed leisure centre in Purley, and to erect new buildings of 5 to 12 storeys high and to build [...]
Transport
Cashless Parking Trial in Purley
Following the Parking Policy consultation, and the successful cashless parking trial in the summer in South End/Selsdon Road, the Council is embarking on a further three cashless parking trials in Purley, Addiscombe and New Addington. So that this does not impact on businesses during the vital Christmas trading period, the [...]
Local History
The History of Coulsdon Manor
The Manor of Coulsdon, originally known as Curedesdone (c. 675) was bought in 1782 by Thomas Byron, a wealthy businessman, from the Earl of Radnor. The tithe map of Old Coulsdon dated 1837 shows that about half the parish belonged to Thomas Byron as Lord of the Manor. Manorial lands [...]
