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Hi. I'm chairman of a residents association. We are a small estate and our association is just to be involved with the council and upkeep of our area. We not only benefit ourselves but the wider community on local issues. The council require us to be a residents association and so they can give us a start up grant for stationary etc we require a bank account. Please can someone tell me of a bank that won't make business charges as we are a community not a money saving group?
