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 News
11 Haydn Avenue CR8 4AG
Planning Application No. 21/02996/FUL Erection of a terrace of 6 no. three bed dwellings to the rear of the existing property; demolition of a single storey side extension to the existing property; new vehicular and pedestrian access to the rear; associated parking and hard and soft landscaping HADRA advises you [...]
Transport News
News from Network Rail
September 2020 Dear Passenger, We are delighted to bring you our latest update on some projects taking place in the Southern region with a focus on our Sussex route, which I hope you find of interest. Public consultation - last chance to have your say Unblocking the Croydon bottleneck This [...]
Local History
History of the formation of Coulsdon Court Road CR5 2LL
Land and Building ownership The land was purchased in 1783, which included Hartley Farm which was later demolished, and Hartley Old Road was closed, so that it would not go to Bradmore Green and St John’s Church, Old Coulsdon. On April 28 1856 The Grange next to St Johns Church was [...]
Other News
Phase 2 of Croydon Libraries’ Consultation
Information on how residents can make their views known during phase 2 is given below:
Feedback received during phase 1 of Croydon Libraries Consultation has helped the library service work through all of the options available to achieve the savings needed for 2022/23, while maintaining a statutory library service.
Following a meeting […]
