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The Bicester Parkland View Residents Association (BPVRA) was formed for the benefit of owners and residents of homes on the development. We are formally recognised by OM Property Management as acting on behalf of the residents of Parkland Place and Wren Way. We work to ensure that OM Property Management, the estate manager, properly provide the agreed services and deliver good value for money (how this works). We encourage owners and residents to contact us in the first instance (excepting emergencies), with any issues, so that we can raise these on your behalf.  By doing this your issues can often be resolved more quickly as we have direct and regular contact with the estate manager. We also work with other relevant organisations to ensure that the development and its surroundings are maintained to a high standard.

We are your association and we are here to assist you. If you wish to raise any issues with us then please do this by contacting a committee member.

To find out more about the BPVRA click here. Click here to find out about joining the BPVRA.

The BPVRA Committee

Latest news

Taking steps to reduce costs again

Stairs made safe

Once again our Vice-chairman, David Maunder, has saved us all money. Noticing that one of the stair-nosings in his block had come off he decided to fix it back on. OM were already in the process of sending out one of their contractors and were stopped in the nick of time. Unrepaired, the steps presented a tripping hazard and required urgent action.... Read more

Residents see the light

Jack giving the tree a much needed prune

Over recent months lighting in the car park has been affected by tree-growth getting in the way of one of the lamp posts. Committee member Jack Pearson volunteered to tackle the problem and has now pruned the tree so that the light can shine through. Hundreds of pounds have been saved yet again thanks to the efforts of your residents’ association.... Read more

BPVRA achieves reduction in our service charge

Good news in harsh economic times

As a result of continued efforts by the Residents’ Association Chairman Geoff Farmer, our overall service charge for next year (2012-13) will be less than that for the current year by about £1,100 – a saving of nearly 4%! This reduction has been achieved because the Residents’ Association has, through its influence with OM, produced a number of savings that are directly impacting on our expenditure. The main savings are in gardening, insurance and electricity.... Read more