Mile End Old Town Residents' Association (MEOTRA) covers the area bounded by Mile End Road, Lichfield Road, the Regent’s Canal and Coborn Street. If you live in the MEOTRA area, then you are a member of the Association
Wednesday, 29 December 2021
Meotra Winter Newsletter December 2021
Wednesday, 8 December 2021
A reminder about the MEOTRA Carols - 19th December 5PM
Please put a note in your diary that the MEOTRA Carols in the Square is on the 19th December at 5PM. We have mulled wine, mince pies, pressies for the younger children, Santa and we are planning it to be as Covid-safe as we can.
If you would like to help out on the gate, or with serving mince pies or mulled wine, marshalling or happen to be a closet choirmaster/musician/singer then please do get in touch
Thursday, 11 November 2021
MEOTRA Carols in the Square Returns - Sunday 19th December, 5PM
We are pleased to announce the return of the Meotra Carols in the Square on Sunday 19th December at 5PM in Tredegar Square.
Last year a singular "doorstep carol" replaced the traditional arrangement due to the essential pandemic restrictions, but this Christmas we are close to getting the all clear from Tower Hamlets Council.
A big thank you to Margaret Winniak for undertaking the Herculean task of completing the council's risk assessment procedures. Although it looks like we won't have to sip mulled wine through (individual) straws and double glove to munch on a minced pie, there will be some safety precautions*.
So please put the time and date in your diary, and let's all look forward to a cracking carols with friends old and new, young and old.
*We may have to sing in family bubbles all in a large circle facing a central cross painted on the floor! More of that in another post/newsletter.
Monday, 30 December 2019
£310 raised for Bow Foodbank - Thank You!
It was great to see so many of you at our Carols in the Square just before Christmas. There were around 150-200 of us. We had the usual drama of missing song sheets, the heavens decided to open up for a bit, but we soldiered on and had a great time. The professional singers helped to keep us in time and gave it more of a West End rather than West Ham sound.
Thanks to David for manning the collection box, Nicky for acting as compere, Sarah for getting presents together for Margaret (the high-viz elf) to distribute, Alice for the mince pies and Vivien for the liquid refreshments.
All told we raised £310 for the Bow Foodbank and our Treasurer Jakki has dropped this off.



