Oakmount Triangle Residents’ Association
The purpose of OTRA is to protect and promote the interests of the Oakmount Triangle and those who live there. Membership is open to all residents.
The Oakmount Triangle
The Triangle is situated in Highfield, Southampton adjacent to Southampton Common. The triangle shape is formed by Oakmount Avenue, Blenheim Avenue and Westbourne Crescent, intersected by Leigh Road. In addition to these roads, Nos 1 – 5 Highfield Road and 19 Brookvale Road are included.
It was built mainly in the early part of the twentieth century by developer John Smith on the original site of Highfield House
Many of these houses still boast their original features and the Triangle is now a conservation area.
The Association does not levy a subscription but raises funds when needed through social events and voluntary donations.
Please get in touch!
We are always happy to answer any questions or help with planning applications. Please feel free to ask via email or telephone, contact form here or on the community forum.
The Discussion Forum
This is where you can discuss anything of interest to residents of the triangle – news, items wanted, items for sale, tradespeople, local history, wildlife. Or just get to know each other. Just follow the link at the top of the page.
OTRA Events
The residents association is keen to foster a community spirit. In the past we have organised street parties and other events.
OTRA Committee Members
- John Marshall
- Pete Thomas
- Martin Benning (Treasurer)
- Malcolm White (Acting chair)
- Jo Brown (Secretary)
- Ali Tavasolli
- Rafia Deader
- Rob Heather
- Dave White
- Gulzar Sharif
Links
Highfield Residents Association
Highfield CE Primary School
Highfield After School Club
Highfield Church