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Representing residents and helping build a stronger Minerva Heights community.
Minerva Heights Residents’ Association (MHRA) is run by residents, for residents.
We’re here to give our community a stronger collective voice, represent residents on issues affecting Minerva Heights and improve communication with the organisations involved in managing and developing the estate. We work constructively with them, while asking difficult questions and challenging decisions where needed.
MHRA is also about helping to build a connected, welcoming community as Minerva Heights grows. That includes working with organisations such as Chichester Community Development Trust (CCDT), supporting the development of community facilities and exploring opportunities for events and activities that bring neighbours together.
We’re an independent, volunteer-led association. We’re not part of Remus, Fexco, Vistry, Miller Homes, Linden Homes, Bovis Homes or any other organisation involved in developing or managing Minerva Heights.
Ultimately, we want residents to have a say in what happens here and help make Minerva Heights a community we’re proud to be part of—and proud to call HOME.
WHAT WE’RE WORKING ON
WHAT WE’RE WORKING ON
Estate Management & Communication
Estate Management & Communication
Seeking clearer answers on estate charges, maintenance, TP1 obligations and who is responsible for what, while pushing for better communication and accountability.
Roads, Parking & Safety
Roads, Parking & Safety
Representing residents’ concerns about parking, speeding, traffic and highways issues, and pressing for a safer neighbourhood.
Green Spaces & Our Environment
Green Spaces & Our Environment
Working towards well-maintained green spaces and shared public areas, with clearer information about their management and future care.
Development & Facilities
Development & Facilities
Seeking answers and keeping residents informed about ongoing development, local amenities and plans for community facilities as Minerva Heights grows.
Community & Events
Community & Events
Exploring opportunities for events and activities that bring neighbours together, including working with Chichester Community Development Trust (CCDT).
Representing Residents
Representing Residents
Bringing residents’ views together and raising them with managing agents, developers, local councils and other organisations—asking questions, challenging decisions where needed and following up on responses.
JOIN MHRA
JOIN MHRA
Help give Minerva Heights a stronger voice.
Membership is currently £2.50 per adult for the remainder of the financial year, reduced from the usual annual fee of £5 per adult.
Complete the membership form to join. Each adult wishing to become a member should submit a separate form.
JOIN NOW
After submitting your form, please make payment to complete your membership. Bank details and payment instructions will appear on the confirmation page.
SUPPORT MHRA
SUPPORT MHRA
We’re actively welcoming new members and volunteers to help shape the future of Minerva Heights.
You can support MHRA by becoming a paid member, joining the committee or helping with a particular activity or project. There’s no obligation to volunteer, but if you have time, skills or ideas to share, we’d love to hear from you.
Current Committee/Officer Roles Available:
Secretary
Events
Communications
You don’t need previous committee experience. If you’re interested in a role or would like to help in another way, please get in touch.
CONTACT MHRA
CONTACT MHRA
For questions about MHRA, membership or our work in the community, please get in touch.
We have the following points of contact available to get in touch:
Officers General Inbox: MHRAChichester@gmail.com
Chair, Chloé Saunders: MHRAChair@gmail.com
Vice Chairs, Joe Irving & Benedict Goddard: MHRAChichester.vicechair@gmail.com
Treasurer, Val Hockey: MHRAChichester.treasurer@gmail.com
MHRA is run entirely by volunteers, so please bear with us if we cannot respond immediately. We monitor or emails regularly, and aim to respond within 48 hours to all queries received during the working week, as we balance our volunteering with other commitments and home life.
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