Thorpe Ward Residents’ Association (formerly Thorpe Ratepayers’ Association) was established on 2nd March 1938 to represent the interests of householders in Thorpe Ward which consists of approximately 2,200 homes. We are a membership organisation. All residents of Thorpe Ward can apply to join the association. When you can become part of the association and receive a regular updates on a range of news items by joining TWRA. As a member you also benefit from other community discounts and offers.

 

We want to hear from you on how we can improve. Please go to our Survey section on our website and take the survey. Thank you.

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Join TWRA

Membership is avaliable to all households living in Thorpe Ward. To learn of the benefits of membership and to join the TWRA, please click here. Before joining the association, please ensure you have read our our privacy policy explaining how we use your data can be found here. We look forward to welcoming you as a member

The TWRA Committee operates solely to serve the people of the ward of Thorpe.

Your thoughts and suggestions are always welcomed, and new ideas and enthusiasm are always an invigorating way to maintain this healthy residents's association.

For those who are members, or would like to join the association, we always on the look out for residents who feel they have a positive contribution to make, who will uphold the association and act in the interests of ourcommunity. The Committee meet every second Monday in the month (except August) where you are welcome to attend and discuss how you may like to get involved. Please click here to see our Meetings page for our meeting datae. Please email us at Contact Us if you would like to get involved.

Councillor Surgeries

Councillor Surgeries have been setup to enable residents to meet with your ward or county councillor to discuss specific issues. Surgeries occur monthly and are kindly hosted at The Red Lion pub in Thorpe. Please email the association at Contact Us if you would like to meet with one of your councillors. Each meeting is allocated a half-hour slot on a first-come-first-served basis. Please provide an outline of the issue you would like to discuss when requesting a meeting slot. The agreement to meet is solely at the discretion of the councillor(s).