Hello
Welcome to the Cambridge Riverside Residents' Association—or CRRA for ease! We're an informal group, and whether you're a homeowner or a tenant, you're automatically a member. We warmly invite you to attend our meetings, get involved in our events and activities, and share any concerns you may have.
About our Residents' Association
Our goal is to foster a strong community spirit by promoting social activities, addressing practical issues and keeping Riversiders informed about what's happening in and around our neighbourhood. While we don't have a formal committee, we do have a Chair, Hilary Lowe, a Secretary, Jane Rickell, and a Treasurer, Keith Tritton.
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We usually hold meetings every two to three months, usually at our local pub, The Burleigh Arms. Agendas and minutes are distributed and displayed on the noticeboards in the entrance halls of each block. If you would like to receive this information by email, register for updates.
We work closely with the Management Board and are well represented on the Community and Facilities Committee, so any concerns raised to us are passed on to the Directors when needed. We're here to help make our community a great place to live!
Recent meetings
​16th September 2025
This meeting was held in the Burleigh Arms, and we had expected two guest speakers, the Manager of the Grafton Centre, and our new community police officer, but they did not show up. One of our local councillors did attend, and was able to hear our concerns about local developments and anti-social behaviour. Other topics covered were the potential for air-con in apartments, and up-coming social events. Click to read the minutes (this document is password protected so that only residents can access it; if you don't know the password, use the "Get in touch" form to request access).
29th July 2025
This meeting was held in-person at the Burleigh Arms, and was very well attended. A new Chair of CRRA was announced and welcomed, and the new Head Porter also attended. Items raised and discussed included a review of the Association’s Constitution, antisocial behaviour on Midsummer Common, and heat mitigation in apartments. Updates were also provided on necessary infrastructure repairs and upgrades as the development is now over 10 years old.
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2nd December 2024
For our final meeting of the year, we were joined by Councillor Katie Porrer, who provided updates on local issues, including planned local developments (the Grafton Centre and the Beehive Centre), traffic issues (the speed of vehicles on Newmarket Road), and Midsummer Common (motorcycles and the cost of keeping the cattle).
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11th July 2024
At this meeting, our Encore Estate Manager introduced the new 'Places' app ahead of its launch across Cambridge Riverside. In addition, the Management Board's strategy for enhancing communication with owners and residents was discussed, including plans for a new website.​
CRRA updates
After each CRRA meeting, we post the minutes on the noticeboards in each foyer. Periodically, we also distribute newsletters, and you can download the most recent ones below.
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2026 Winter newsletter (January)
2025 Winter newsletter (December)
2025 Autumn newsletter (October)
​2025 Summer Newsletter (August)​
​2025 Summer Newsletter (Drone Guidance)​
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To register for updates from the CRRA, complete the 'Get in touch' form in the 'Contact us' section.