Overview The 2025 AGM (for the accounting year ending 31st December 2024) took place at Bilton Towers on 15th September 2025. The 2024 accounts closed with a small surplus of £ 58,134, due to lower energy and maintenance costs compared to previous years.  This lower cost level is expected to continue in 2026 as weRead More »AGM 2025

Overview The 2024 AGM (for the accounting year ending 31st December 2023) took place at Bilton Towers on 17th December 2024.  This is later in the year than the AGMs of previous years as our Board was keen to wait until the detailed specification and cost estimates of the forthcoming heating/cooling refurbishment project were finalised,Read More »AGM 2024

Overview The 2022 accounts closed with a deficit of £ 68,068 resulting from the unprecedented price increases of gas and electricity.  Looking ahead, the 12.5% service charge increase approved during the AGM held on 12th May 2022 will suffice to cover the expected recurring costs of this building, particularly as RMD have managed to negotiateRead More »AGM 2023

Overview Following two years during which Covid-19 related restrictions prevented us from holding an Annual General Meeting in 2020 and 2021, the 57th AGM of Bilton Towers Residents Company Ltd  was held on 12th May 2022  at the Hyatt Regency Churchill Hotel on Portman Square.  The 2021 accounts closed with a small surplus of £Read More »AGM 2022

Overview The 56th AGM of Bilton Towers Residents Company Ltd  was held on 20th June 2019 at the Arch Hotel, Great Cumberland Place.  The 2018 accounts closed with a surplus of £ 59,724.  Among the topics raised during "Any other business" item of the meeting's agenda, several attendees expressed the need for clarification of whatRead More »AGM 2019

Overview The 2018 AGM was held on 5th June at the Arch Hotel, Great Cumberland Place.  The 2017 accounts closed with a surplus of £ 71,793.  The high cost of removing the remaining asbestos of the building exceeded the reserves of our provision for major expenditure, but it was necessary to perform this work whilstRead More »AGM 2018

Overview The 2017 AGM was held on 31st May at the Arch Hotel, Great Cumberland Place.  The 2016 accounts closed with a surplus of £ 97,379.  Annual surpluses feed the reserve fund which serves to finance major works.  Since the previous AGM, the building's second boiler was replaced, all of the landings have been fittedRead More »AGM 2017

Overview The 2016 AGM was held on 5th May at the Arch Hotel, Great Cumberland Place.  The 2015 accounts closed with a surplus of £ 144,044; this surplus being credited to the reserve fund which serves to finance major works.  During the meeting, the Chairman presented a detailed analysis of the building's recurring costs, andRead More »AGM 2016

Overview The 2015 AGM was held on 14th May at the Montcalm Hotel, Great Cumberland Place.  The 2014 accounts closed with a surplus of £ 109,709; this surplus being credited to the reserve fund which serves to finance major works.  During the meeting, the Chairman praised the excellent service provided by RMD Properties in managingRead More »AGM 2015

Overview The 2014 AGM was held on 26th June the Montcalm Hotel, Great Cumberland Place.  The 2013 accounts closed with a surplus of £ 39,799; this surplus being credited to the reserve fund which serves to finance major works.  This contrasts with the deficits which were recorded in the previous years. The Chairman thanked theRead More »AGM 2014

Overview The 2013 AGM was held on 16h May at the Montcalm Hotel, Great Cumberland Place.  The 2012 accounts closed with a deficit of £ 30,868 due to the need to replace one of the boilers sooner than anticipated. The Chairman presented an overview of the major works carried out to date, the most significantRead More »AGM 2013

Overview The 2012 AGM was held on 31st May at the Cavendish Club, Great Cumberland Place.  The 2011 accounts closed with a surplus of £ 25,666. The analysis of the 2012 accounts highlighted the need to re-negotiate the building's annual insurance premium which had risen sharply over the previous five years.  Other significant costs includedRead More »AGM 2012