Regulations, policies, and guidance
Estate Regulations are the day-to-day rules set by a freehold or management company like GSMC to ensure the smooth, safe, and considerate running of a residential development. They sit alongside the leases and formal legal documents but are more practical in nature, covering how residents, visitors, and contractors should use and look after the estate.
Typical content includes rules on use of communal areas, waste and recycling arrangements, noise and nuisance, parking and deliveries, alterations and works within flats or houses, pet ownership, security, health and safety, and how breaches are handled.
They aim to balance residents’ enjoyment of their homes with the need to protect shared spaces, maintain property values, and foster good neighbourly relations.
Estate Regulations
Estate Regulations are currently under development and will be published when it is formally adopted by the Committee.
We are committed to fostering a community-oriented approach through our transparent volunteer recruitment policy. This policy serves as a framework for fairly and effectively recruiting and managing volunteers who are passionate about enhancing life for the residents of Gabriel Square.
Volunteer Policy
At Gabriel Square ManCo, we prioritise the privacy and security of your personal information. Our Privacy Statement outlines the procedures we follow regarding the collection, retention, processing, and destruction of data in alignment with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This commitment to transparency ensures that we honour your rights while fulfilling our role in the community, fostering trust as we engage with volunteers dedicated to enhancing the lives of our residents.
Privacy Statement
This policy is currently under development and will be published when it is formally adopted by the Committee.
Our Procurement Guidelines are designed to ensure that we source and purchase products and services efficiently while achieving the best value for money. We prioritise a competitive and transparent procurement process that allows us to assess suppliers based on both cost and quality. By fostering strong relationships with vendors and adhering to ethical standards, we aim to meet our organisational needs without compromising on the quality of the goods and services we provide.
Procurement Guidance
This policy is currently under development and will be published when it is formally adopted by the Committee.