Welcome to our website!

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

News from the Annual General Meeting

The residents’ association held its annual general meeting on Tuesday, 3rd April 2012. At the meeting Geoff Farmer, Simon Farmer and Jack Pearson retired their positions – as required by the association’s constitution. Then, Geoff Farmer was re-elected as Chairman and Simon Farmer was re-elected as Secretary. Jack Pearson was re-elected as a committee member and Susan Hatfield was elected to the committee from her position as a co-opted member. In addition, Maureen Worfolk, owner of no. 13, was recruited to the committee.... Read more

Changes to membership subscriptions – big savings!

At the 2012 AGM it was agreed that we would make some changes to our policy on association membership. The changes will reduce the cost of membership for those willing to make a longer term commitment. The changes are: owners will have the option to have a one year membership for £5 or a three year membership for only £10; a single membership will cover all the owners (or all the tenants) of a property; and membership for tenants is now free!... Read more

Volunteers wade in

On Sunday, 1st April volunteers from the residents' association spent some time tidying up the ponds that sit at the front of the development. Without attention the ponds would become completely overgrown with weed and reeds – it would soon be difficult to see the water. By investing a few hours’ each year we can keep this growth under control.... Read more