Pay your Annual Contribution for 2022-2023
Payment Details: £40 per household, £200 per business or organisation
Sort Code: 20-46-73, Account No: 80617032, Account Name: Malden & Coombe Residents’ Association.
Please use your property name/number and road name as the reference.
If you would prefer to pay by cheque, please contact office.mcra@gmail.com for further details.
MCRA Annual Contributions Update
The graph depicts households paid and households unpaid so far in 2021-2022
The following data is correct as of 1 January 2022:


Paying your MCRA Contribution
and how it is used on the Estate
The Committee carries out several duties to represent residents on the Estate
The MCRA is a Company limited by guarantee and is established as a non-profit organisation whose objective is to protect the rights and interests of the residents of the Estate who pay the annual Coombe Rate. All residents* on the Estate become Members of the Association and our Committee, made up entirely of volunteers meets regularly to consider matters of importance that affect our interests. We have an Annual General Meeting at the end of each year to which all residents are invited.
Our Committee has responsibility for the employment of the Gatekeepers on the Warren Road barrier but the costs associated with this are charged to all residents through the Coombe Rate. The MCRA also engages the services of a Secretary, Amy Castle, to assist with the not inconsiderable volume of paperwork, minutes, meetings, general administration and the issue of barrier permits. News of Estate activities appear on this website: www.mcraltd.com.
Our committee keeps a watchful eye on Planning Applications submitted for developments on the Estate and may make representations or objections where it is thought that proposals could affect the enjoyment of the Residents as a whole. We do not, as a general rule, monitor individual planning applications, nor do we perform any formal function in this regard.
The day-to-day responsibility for maintenance of the roads, footpaths, grass verges, lighting, drainage and Estate facilities lies with Kingston Borough Council although the MCRA is in regular communication with the Officers of RBK to see that standards are properly maintained. The Association raises money to cover its expenses and the issue of permits by asking for a contribution of £40 from each Residence on the Estate, in September each year.
*includes tenants residing on the Estate for 3+ years