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Contact your Police in residence Chieto Dimano. PIR advocates on behalf of residents and addresses their concerns about local crime and anti-social behaviour issues.
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Board chair Julie Bundy
Secretary Linda Mokrane
V. Chairs S Brade J Rosenberg
Chief Executive Matt Townsend
Established 1990
Member of: NHF HOS HCA L3939
Local authority: City of Westminster
WECH – A Community Land Trust
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Emergency Gas leaks 0800 111 999
Emergency out of hours contacts:
JUST 24/7 Ltd 020 8979 2220
K&T for Heating 020 8269 5995
Opening hours:
Mondays to Thursdays 9:30 to 5:30
Fridays 9:30 to 1:00
Closed on Bank holidays
Contact your housing officer
Contact Chieto Dimano, your Police in Residence
WECH Ltd.
Selbourne House, 36A Elgin Ave, London W9 3AZ
Tel 02072663347
email admin@wech.org.uk
Street view: Office
Street view: Community centre
Established | WECH was registered as a Housing Association in April 1991 and received the transfer of stock from Westminster City Council on 6 April 1992. |
Properties |
WECH has 640 homes
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Board | The WECH Board consists of 14 members elected from WECH shareholders, over 70% of whom are residents and up to 6 members co-opted for their knowledge and expertise. Details of the current Board can be found in the latest Annual Report. |
CEO | The CEO is Matt Townsend. He has been in post since July 2020. |
Turnover | Turnover and other finance details can be found in the latest Annual Report and Audited Accounts in our Resource hub. |
Development | WECH is carrying out a £17.5 million new build and upgrade scheme on the Elgin Estate. If the remaining 70 Walterton houses still belonging to Westminster City Council are transferred to WECH a further £7 million will be spent on their refurbishment. |
Local authority | City of Westminster |