About the RA

Who we are

The Embassy Gardens Residents' Association (EGRA) is the independent association for everyone who lives at Embassy Gardens. It's run by volunteer residents and open to all — leaseholders and tenants alike.

We're independent of the developer and of estate management. We work with them where it helps residents, but our job is to represent the people who live here.

What we do

• Bring neighbours together — social events and a friendlier, more connected community.
• Keep residents informed — news and updates that matter for life on the estate.
• Represent residents' voice — raising shared concerns with the managing agent, developer and, where relevant, the council.
• Help new residents settle in — welcome information and useful contacts in one place.

How EGRA is run

EGRA is governed by its members under the EGRA Constitution, which was updated and approved at our Annual General Meeting on 16 September 2026. The AGM is where members hear what we've done, vote on how the association is run and elect the committee that steers EGRA for the year. Around 100 leaseholders took part in 2026.

Day to day, the association is steered by a committee of volunteer residents from across Phase 1 and Phase 2, elected for 2026–2027. You can reach any of us at info@egra.org.uk.

Your 2026–2027 committee

• Charles Hyde — Co-chair
• Mike Croucher — Co-chair
• Andy Lane — Secretary
• Georgia May — Phase 1 Officer
• James Fok — Phase 2 Officer
• Patricia Spalding — Officer
• Alessia Tonetti — Officer
• Alex Glover — Officer
• Cherry Choi Yee Ng — Officer
• Naureen Khan — Officer

We're always glad of a hand. If you'd like to help — a one-off event or an ongoing role — we'd love to hear from you.

Have your say

Members shape what EGRA does. You can raise an issue or an idea any time at info@egra.org.uk, come to the AGM and vote, stand for the committee, or simply reply to The Dispatch. The more residents who join, the stronger our voice when we represent you to the managing agent, the developer and the council.

EGRA and Right to Manage

Some residents are also involved in the separate Embassy Gardens Right to Manage (RTM) initiative. That's a distinct project with its own site — you can explore it at eg-rtm.com. Joining EGRA is not the same as joining RTM.

Get involved

The more of us there are, the stronger our voice. Membership is free and takes a minute.