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Formosa Gardens is pleased to announce that as of April 1st AM Surveying and Block Management (AMSBM) will be the new Managing Agent for the estate.


Our dedicated account managers Sarah Hope & Elise-Robyn Wilson will be the primary contacts for any queries or requests. Residents can find AMSBM’s contact details on the "Contact us” page of this website.


We want to make sure the transition is as smooth as possible so we are holding a Meet and Greet with the Agency at 6:30 pm on April 29th at St Saviour´s primary school on Shirland Road, W9 2JD, which is open to all. Residents are encouraged to send any questions they might have in advance directly to AMSBM.







As you may remember the tree surgeons working on our biennial pollarding had to briefly pull stumps (ha!) in mid-February to attend to some urgent work at the Royal Hospital in Chelsea, but the good news is that they are scheduled to return to complete the final stage along Castellain Road on March 12th & 13th. They may even be along a day or two earlier, so keep an eye on this space!


As you may have noticed, the remaining trees along Castellain Road were not pollarded this week as originally planned. Our tree surgeons have been working hard, but progress has been a little slower than expected. To complete the job properly, they will require an additional day or two.


The good news is that this will take place in a couple of weeks, as our tree surgeons will be attending to urgent work at the Royal Hospital Chelsea but will return as soon as they are available to finish the job. They have also asked us to pass on their apologies for the delay.


On a more positive note, the wood from the trimmed trees has already been put to excellent use by our gardeners, helping to refresh some of our woodland paths and providing extra ground cover for the smaller trees.

Thank you all for your patience and understanding.




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