welcome

So who are we?

We are the Brentford Towers Residents Association. The tragic events at Grenfell Towers touched us all, not just in London but all around the world, June 14th still makes me humble. It was because of Grenfell that the residents of Brentford Towers realised they had no voice to highlight the issues surrounding their homes, their immediate environment and community. So what did we do? We formed Brentford Towers Residents Association and we were born on the 4th of July 2017.

Brentford Towers itself is a lively, diverse, multi-cultural community located in an area of natural beauty with a rich heritage dating as far back as the Roman times and features in the Civil War of 1642 and the Battle of Trafalgar. Sitting by the Thames, the Towers also have links to the London Museum of Water and Steam due to the names of each of the Towers.

Our mission

Our association was created by the residents for the residents and we do not advocate any political parties, views or opinions. The BTRA are simply in place to protect and promote the interests of the local residents and foster local community initiatives. We work in partnership with Hounslow Council, the Metropolitan Police and other local borough community parties.

We are excited to be here, we are glad you have joined with us and we hope you enjoy the journey to a better, brighter and even happier Community.

Chair, BTRA

Thanks for your visit

There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us. We hope you enjoy our site and take a moment to drop us a line.

Email: info.btra@gmail.com

Community Updates

We're going up!

Brentford Football Club promoted to Premier League

Congratulations Brentford Football Club "The Bees" on reaching the Premier League. It was a well deserved win for the team and to take a quote from the Independent Newspaper "Brentford climbed back to the top flight of English football for the first time in 74 years, building up from humble beginnings to become the 50th club to grace the Premier League". I think the word here is humble, because we are all proud of the way you have kept the faith, remained true to the cause and graced the game with professionalism, determination and dedication; a fitting example to us all of what can be achieved no matter the odds. You did it in style and in glorious sunshine. You have made all of Brentford proud and if you think you could have had a quiet homecoming, well, think again; well done!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg5mHho_F1I

covid-19

Stay Home, Protect the NHS, Save Lives

These are very worrying times for all of us. Now, more than ever, we as a community need to look after each other by staying at home. This WILL protect the NHS, this WILL save lives! Please follow the government and Public Health England advice on how together, we can beat this virus. Also, please follow the advice form Hounslow Council and use the resources published in its daily Coronavirus updates for help, support, volunteering and keeping safe;

https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKHOUNSLOW/bulletins/2848d62

If you are not a subscriber, then you can sign up to receive daily updates via the website.

Grenfell

Remembering the 72

On 14th June, 2017 at around 00:54, a fire broke out on the 4th floor at a tower block in Kensington and Chelsea in west London, by 3am, the fire had fully engulfed all 24 floors taking 72 lives. Those lives included, brothers, sisters, cousins, friends, mothers, fathers, uncles, parents, grandparents; even the unborn.

None of them should have died, no one has been brought to justice so far, no one has taken blame. The pain and suffering is still being felt across the community. The 72 must be remembered.

As long as we remember

As long as we remember them, they will never die, they will live forever, so remember them with the colour green. Remember them on Thursday 14th June, keep the faith; remember!

Peace and love be with you all.

REPORTING CONCERNS

At times things may happen around our estate but its not always clear to know who to contact or what to do so, if you have a concern please read the following advice.

Please remember, if you see anything suspicious or see illegal activities and it is not an emergency either:

Phone 101, or;

Contact the Brentford Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) by email: brentford.snt@met.police.uk to report it.

Reporting incidents is invaluable to the local police and SNT.

ONLY CALL 999 IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION OR IF A CRIME IS IN PROGRESS.

Brentford Towers Residents Association is a charity registered in England and Wales (1184230) Registered Address Cornish House, Green Dragon Lane, Brentford, Middlesex, TW8 0DE Copyright © 2019 Brentford Towers Residents Association and BTRA.org.uk - All Rights Reserved.

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