Category Archive: CBW RTM company

Chelsea Bridge Wharf Service Charges Increase at more than Double the Rate of Inflation

I have just received my service charge demand for 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027 from Urang on behalf of the Chelsea Bridge Wharf RTM company directors. It has gone up by… Continue reading →

Leaseholders at the UK’s largest Right to Manage Development have no control over their Service Charges

Urang and the RTM directors are completely unaccountable at Chelsea Bridge Wharf and leaseholders are totally alienated and disempowered. Urang are no longer even complying with their own complaints process, wholly ignoring formal complaints on very serious issues, refusing to explain a £425,000 budget overspend, claiming that service charges are down when in fact they are up above inflation (this magic is achieved by excluding reserve fund contributions fron the calculation!

Formal Complaint: Inappropriate Attempt to Control Leaseholder Data and Restrict Communication

To: Urang Property Management and the Directors of Chelsea Bridge Wharf RTM Company Ltd 23rd July, 2026 Dear Sir/Madam, I write to make a formal complaint regarding the statements made (on zoom) before the leaseholders’… Continue reading →

Urang’s First Meeting with leaseholders in 7 months: Threats of Legal Action Against Leaseholders, Secrecy, Denial and Continuing Failure to Listen

Urang and the RTM directors tried to impose secrecy on participants in the online leaseholder meeting, this evening (21st July 6.30pm) by threatning them with legal action if they publish anything about the… Continue reading →

Chelsea Bridge Wharf RTM Directors and Urang announce £425,000 Service Charge Budget overspend 25/26 in addition to above inflation increase for 26/27

Further to the failures of Urang and the Chelsea Bridge Wharf RTM company highlighted in my recent article ‘A Year of Urang at Chelsea Bridge Wharf – An Opportunity Wasted?’, Urang/ The Chelsea Bridge… Continue reading →

A Year of Urang at Chelsea Bridge Wharf – An Opportunity Wasted?

Summary When Urang took over management at Chelsea Bridge Wharf in May 2025, following a long and contested Right to Manage (RTM) process, leaseholders were promised a new era of transparency, accountability and… Continue reading →

Leaseholders object to further Section 20 notice of intent from Urang for works which might exceed £1 million, while service charge budget is 2 months overdue and buildings insurance up 33%.

Urang have again issued leaseholders with a Section 20 Notice of Intent for repair and replacement of lifts. This follows an earlier attempt (20 December 2025) by Urang / the CBW RTM company… Continue reading →