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The 2024 Annual General Meeting of the Bryanston Square Trust took place on 25 March, 2024 at the Swiss Embassy. The 2024 Agenda, Minutes, and Budget will be posted shortly.
The Bryanston Square Trust Executive Committee is responsible for oversight of the finances of the Bryanston Square Trust and upkeep of anything within, and including, the railings of the Garden. Members of the Executive Committee are elected by the Trustees. Responsibilities are allocated among the Committee Members and may include: chairing the Committee; directing the activities of the Managing Agent; preparing the annual budget and approving expenditures; securing Garden Rate payments; organising community social events; reviewing and approving requests for private parties; oversight of communications, including the Garden website; and special projects.
There are always opportunities to support the Garden, whether taking photographs for the website, helping to organise social events for the community, or managing special maintenance projects. Please use the button to notify the Executive Committee of your interest, skills, and availability.
The Bryanston Square Trust has appointed Westbourne Block Management (WBM) as its managing agent. WBM may be reached via telephone at 0203 987 5050, or via email at info@wb19.co.uk. WBM collect Garden Rate charges and pay bills to our service providers. Westbourne also handle day-to-day queries regarding the Garden, and are responsible for the issuing of garden keys.
Submit your entries here to the Bryanston Square Trust photography contest! Winning photographs will be presented on the Bryanston Square Garden website. Feel free to make multiple submissions and remember that only photos taken in landscape format can be used. Please submit photos as JPG files.
BRYANSTON SQUARE TRUST
Westbourne Management
9 Spring St, London W2 3RA
Bryanston Square Garden is a private garden and is not accessible to the general public. (Act of Parliament 1813:54 Geo III Cap 5)
There are lots of opportunities to get involved with the Garden, from greeting Open Gardens guests to organising social events, helping with the website, or liaising with local vendors. Please use the form below to indicate any particular interests or skills, as you like.