LAUNCHING AT THEIR FIRST AGM ON THE 11TH MAY 6.30PM ST JUDE'S HALL, ILBERT STREET
Our local residents' association
The Queen's Park Trust works alongside Queen's Park Residents' Association (QPRA). QPRA works as a panel of locals considering the best interests for the majority of the neighbourhood through holistic decision-making.
You can be a part of the local RA by attending meetings or chatting with members about ideas for the neighbourhood or local concerns.
Working for Queen's
Park residents
At the heart of our avenues is our dedicated local residents' association. Their main purpose is to champion the interests of everyone living in the Queen's Park area, working tirelessly to enhance local life and address community needs. They act as a vital link between residents and local authorities, ensuring your voice is heard on important issues from local planning to community safety. The team members are committed to fostering a strong, connected, and thriving community for all.
Making a real difference
The Queen's Park Residents' Association is focused on improving our community. From organising campaigning for better local amenities and supporting vulnerable residents, their impact is felt throughout Queen's Park. They work on initiatives to improve local transport, enhance green spaces, and create opportunities for community gatherings, fostering a true sense of belonging.
Join our community
Getting involved with your local residents' association is easy and rewarding! Whether you want to volunteer your time, attend regular meetings, or simply stay informed, there are many ways to participate. QPRA welcome new ideas and energy, and your involvement helps them achieve even more for Queen's Park. Join Queen's Park Trust to support your local RA, make new friends, contribute to local initiatives, and help shape the future of our vibrant community.
"Being part of the Queen's Park Residents' Association has allowed me to connect with my neighbours and make a tangible difference in our area. It's a fantastic way to give back."
A proud resident of Queen's Park