Coronavirus: Your Tenancy & Payment of Rent
Please find below copies of the wording of the letters that the National Trust are sending to all tenants in regard to the difficulties that they may be experiencing as a result of COVID-19.
News
COVID-19 Update
We are currently liaising with the National Trust on behalf of all of our tenant members some of whom we know are concerned about their financial situation and rent payments at this difficult time.
TANT AGM 2020
Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 crisis we have cancelled our AGM planned for the 17th May.
NEW Update for all National Trust Long Leaseholders
In March 2019 we were able to share with you the progress we had made with The National Trust regarding the granting of significantly longer lease extensions.
With great regret
It is with great regret that I have to tell you all that Karen Burrell our TANT colleague and National Trust long lease tenant passed peacefully away in Exeter Hospice on Saturday night, the 31st August with Richard her husband at her side.
Holnicote Tenants Association strongly object to the closure of Porlock Fire Station
The Holnicote Tenants Association object very strongly to the suggested closure of Porlock Fire Station. The Fire Service stated evidence confirms that elderly people are more likely to die in household fires.
TANT AGM 2019
TANT held it’s 2019 AGM in Quatt on the NT Dudmaston Estate in Shropshire on the 12th May, attended by the officers, local members and some who had travelled considerable distances.
TANT AGM 2019 – Sunday 12th May 2019
10.30am – 2.30pm Quatt Village Hall, Quatt, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV15 6QW. Welcome to all National Trust Tenants.
Update for Long Leaseholders
Dear All, We thought now would be a good time to give you a further update on our talks with the National Trust.
Director General visits Allerford
Communication between the senior management of the National Trust and it’s tenants was the order of the day at the village hall in Allerford, West Somerset recently when Director General Hilary McGrady, accompanied by Mark Harold, Director for Land and Nature, met with some 50 residential, agricultural and commercial tenants.