GMRA acronym stands for Greenhill Manor Residents Association.
We are based in Harrow, Greater London, United Kingdom.
Guy Fawke's Day and Diwali Celebrations are not Far.
A lot of Noise pollution takes place at this time.
Please be mindful of not to cause disturbance to neighbours and animals too.
Please read this link and then download the Pollution leaflet.
Greenhill Manor Residents Association (GMRA)
AGM which took place on Wednesday 26th April 2023 was a success.
Major point was the New GMRA Constitution.
This was approved by the residents.
Greenhill Manor Residents Association (GMRA) was formed in 1989 to preserve the residential nature of the area in Harrow.
We publish newsletters 3 times annually and delivered to active members.
We have Annual General Meeting (AGM) where all residents are invited to give their views.
Before AGM meeting, we deliver newsletter including AGM information, to all the households.
You have most likely seen bottles, cans, food wrapping, plastics, masks, gloves and other items discarded on our streets in Greenhill Manor.
Join me in helping to keep our streets free of such debris.
It doesn't take much time - less than an hour a week - and could even be done on your daily walk.
Greenhill Manor consists of Northwick Park Road, Bonnersfield Lane, Manor Road, Francis Road, Crofts Road, Grange Road, Hill Road and Crescent & Richards Close.
I have bags, pickers, yellow vest and gloves.
Please ring me on 07712341677
Since 2012, resurfacing of many pavements has remained incomplete in Greenhill Manor Area, Harrow.
Roads with pavements not resurfaced
Bonnersfield Lane from number 54,
Bonnersfield Close,
Croft Villas,
Grange Road,
Hill Crescent
Hill Road
In newsletters a lot of information and links are shown. All these you will now find under menu item 'Services' titled 'Resources'.
Security news for your home and IT equipment.
How to secure your Home - you will find good tips.
Internet & IT security tips on prevention of virus, phising etc on your Computers and Mobiles via emails and Texts.
Even Covid-19 scams are included.
Once again we appeal to our Residents to send us any tips they have that would help others in being vigilent.
Please use the Contact Link below.
Not Secure - A triangle with an exclamation mark
GMRA site is an information platform for the residents hence it has 'not secure' sign next to it. 'Not Secure' sign means you can safely read all the information without being at risk.
GMRA does not ask for your bank, credit card or login details.
You can browse this site safely.
Note: Many unsecured sites do sell their products.
Here when asking for payments it would have a pay button, clicking on it would then take you to a secured page which has a Lock symbol (see below).
If you are asked to input any bank, credit card and date of birth details on a site that is unsecure, then stop immediately.
Secured site - A Lock next to it
Look for the following before inputting any details:
1. The page where you are on, has it got a lock?
2. Sites like PayPal, Credit Cards, banks and many shops have a lock and are safe to use when you are paying.
3. Many websites start with https:// are secured too.
The lock means the sites are using Security certificates.
But be cautious and vigilant, because the bad people have started using the security certificates too.
Install good security package on your devices.
You can purchase security packages that cover 1, 3, 5, 10, 20 Devices.
Regularly clear the cache and cookies in your browsers.
Whenever you use any browser, it accumulates web pages and cookies.
To clear them, type 'clearing cache & cookies' in your browser and follow instructions.
Clear browsing, cookies, cache and occasionally passwords history.