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Welcome to Sudbury Town Residents' Association (STRA)
STRA is a non-political, non-sectarian group that aims to encourage our community (including the shops in Sudbury Town) to work together for a cleaner, greener, and
safer area in which to live. Until December 2022 we were your local neighbourhood forum and developed
a Neighbourhood Plan for Sudbury details of which can be found here. For more information about
our history and achievements to date click here. Volunteers are always needed to help with events and
to join our committees. If you would like to join us and be involved we would like to hear from you so send us an email.
If you would like to become a member of STRA, signing up couldn’t be easier. Download the STRA application form and either email it back to us or pop it in the post. The address is on the contact us page.
The date of the next meeting can be found here. The next agenda will appear on the members page, Members will need to have their password ready.
At the beginning of every meeting you can apply for a three minute soap box slot where you can raise a local topic which is important to you and other residents in the area, i.e. dumped rubbish, anti-social behaviour etc.
At our regular meetings we are happy to welcome speakers on a variety of subjects from our local National Trust group to safer neighbourhood policing, local councillors, Wembley History Society etc. If you would like to suggest a topic please email or phone in your ideas.
Find out more about Sudbury on the Sudbury wikipedia page.
What do you want to do today?
If you care about Sudbury, why not join us?
March 2025 - Future of East Lane Theatre
This ePetition ran from 09/02/2025 to 11/05/2025 and has now finished. 470 people signed this ePetition.
STRA support local community activities and as such we suggest you consider signing the petition to save the future of East Lane Theatre.
To learn more about the theatre and how you cah get involved see Home.
Meet the 2025/2026 Team
Meet our executive committee - from Top Left, Monika Kotwica-Galka, Michael Elliott, Avinash Patel, Alpesh Patel, Pamitha Thangavelu and Katarzyna Wozniak.
Katarzyna Wozniak Chair Enjoy bringing the community together. Always keen to help.
Michael Elliott Vice Chair of STRA. Champion and Ambassador of the local community where he is born and raised.
As Membership Secretary for STRA, Avinash Patel is dedicated to nurturing a sense of community by managing memberships to ensure inclusivity and belonging.
Monika Kotwica-Galka. Treasurer for STRA. Love to keep financial position strong for STRA. Love to see event such as Sudbury Summer Fair bring community together and stronger .
Avinash Patel, STRA E-Media with the amazing help of Tejni who is super..
The website is brought to you by David Flack our wembaster. Outside of STRA David is keen to volunteer where ever he can being involved in the camera trap team for the beaver introduction project in Paradise Fields and also on the estates team at Perivale woods. He is also a member of the local National Trust Group and has helped out at Horsenden Farm from time to time. David is keen to protect our local wild spaces both to protect the environment but also because access to nature is beneficial to our mental wellbeing..
Sudbury Town Neighbourhood Forum was designated on 8 April 2024.
More information will follow including links to the forum’s website and programme of activities. This information will be placed on Brent Council’s website once the forum starts in earnest.
STNF replaced our status as a Neighbourhood Forum which expired in December 2022.
STRA looks forward to working with the new forum.
Local news
See the attached article where STRA is mentioned in the comments. The article is about a second Friends of Barham Park.
https://wembleymatters.blogspot.com/2023/09/second-friends-of-barham-park-announced.html?m=1
Jalaram Community Centre
Several residents have approached STRA to express their concerns over a recent event at the Jalaram Community Centre and the council’s response to their concerns.
To collect more evidence, STRA has produced a survey that can be accessed via the link below. The purpose of the survey is to try and gauge the number of residents that were affected and in what
way.
If you were affected by this event in any way, please help us by completing the survey.
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