We are sad to announce that the RSA Interpretation Centre (our mini-museum on site) is currently closed to the public due to the developing Coronavirus pandemic. This difficult decision was taken by the Board of Trustees following further local public health advice. We will remain closed until further notice. In the meantime, please follow common sense precautions:

• If you feel at all unwell, please take care of yourself at home or seek medical attention. The Interpretation Centre isn’t going anywhere in a hurry.
• If have been in contact with anyone who is unwell, or if you or anyone you’ve been in contact with has travelled through parts of the world listed on this NHS webpage, please follow advice on that page.
  

Our staff and volunteers are of all ages. It is possible the available staff on site may be at greater risk of severe illness caused by coronavirus. Furthermore the RSA Trust & RSA Island Village DO NOT TOLERATE ANY ABUSIVE OR THREATENING BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS STAFF, including, but not limited to physical, legalistic, sexual or racial / religious hatred. This includes times when staff are on duty on or off site, or off duty, going about their daily lives. Staff reserve all their rights under law.

RSA Island Village Ltd – Covid -19. The office is current closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic with staff working from home.

However, staff can still be contacted by email on [email protected], or by calling, in order of preference, 07715 423512 or 01992 854321, between 1000-1400 hours Monday to Friday. If no contact, or calling outside of these office hours, then please leave a message clearly stating your name and contact number and we will get back to you.

We are following advice from Public Health England regarding the current outbreak of Coronavirus. For now the RSA Island Centre’s operations remain unchanged. This remains under review. However, please follow common sense precautions:

• If you feel at all unwell, please take care of yourself at home or seek medical attention. Should you need to contact us, please e-mail or call instead.
• If have been in contact with anyone who is unwell, or if you or anyone you’ve been in contact with has travelled through parts of the world listed on this NHS webpage, please follow advice on that page.
  

We continue to maintain and clean the site to the highest possible standards and have contingency plans in place if our regular cleaning and maintenance team are unwell. The office continues to be staffed between 10am and 2pm, though we request visitors keep a 2m distance between themselves and our team.

Our staff and volunteers are of all ages. It is possible the available staff on site may be at greater risk of severe illness caused by coronavirus. Thus staff have the right to turn any visitors to the office away for the purpose of protecting their own health.

We have published a privacy notice for users of this website. It confirms that RSA Island Village Ltd does not collect data through this site. Please see the link below for the full (and brief) policy.

Privacy Notice

Please note this only applies to users of the website. If you have any other relationship with RSA Island Village Limited (such as having a commercial or residential tenancy with us, or are a leaseholder on our site) we may hold personal data about you which has been collected through other means and for different lawful purposes. Please contact us if you would like to find out more.

RSA Island Centre / RSA Island Village Limited

It has become apparent that there is confusion over who is who on Enfield Island Village and at the RSA Island Centre. The RSA Island Centre is owned and operated by a company limited by guarantee, RSA Island Village Limited. This company collects rents and manages the estate on a day to day basis. It also manages and operates the service charge for both commercial tenants and leaseholders. The estate management team share an office premises with the RSA Trust.

The RSA Trust
As explained on their “About Us” page, the RSA Trust is a grant distributing organisation. It does not own or manage any commercial or residential estates, nor does it manage funds for the benefit of tenants or leaseholders on Island Centre Way.

Enfield Island Village Trust
The Enfield Island Village Trust (EIVT) is responsible for maintaining the common areas of the Enfield Island Village Estate. RSA Island Village Limited pays an annual rent charge to EIVT, as do all freeholders and long leaseholders. Beyond that there is no relationship between EIVT and RSA Island Village or the RSA Trust. If you require to contact EIVT please visit their website for details on how to do so, or visit their offices at the Community Hall.

Staff in Our Office
The estate management team do attempt to be helpful to tenants of the RSA Island Centre and implement the decisions of the Board of Directors. However, with the exception of the Estate Manager, they are unable to adjudicate in disputes between landlord and tenant, tenant and tenant or between third parties. Nor can they provide updates on ongoing negotiations without the permission of the board.

Furthermore RSA Island Village DOES NOT TOLERATE ANY ABUSIVE OR THREATENING BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS STAFF, including, but not limited to physical, legalistic, sexual or racial / religious hatred. This includes times when staff are on duty on or off site, or off duty, going about their daily lives. Staff reserve all their rights under law.

Parking Restrictions Come into Force Today

Following a recent Fire, Health & Safety review, the RSA Island Village Board has directed the Estate management Team to implement parking restrictions on the Island Centre Way (ICW) road; the one-way system controlled by the bollard.

This is to ensure that any fire vehicles have unimpeded access to buildings in the event of a fire. We trust you will all recognise the importance of such.

Accordingly, and with effect from today, 8th October 2017, no vehicles are to be parked on, or block, any part of the ICW road at any time.

Please check back again from time to time. For now, why not browse through the gallery of images below, detailing the types of units we can provide at the RSA Island Centre.

We are pleased to report the annual opening of the RSA Interpretation Centre as part of London Open House received around 200 visitors on Saturday. An added attraction this year was the last minute inclusion of Film London’s Kino Van, showing historic newsreel footage from around the Enfield area.

The directors would like to thank Ray Tuthill and his volunteers from the Royal Small Arms Factory Apprentices’ Association for manning the Interpretation Centre as well as bringing the story of the Factory to life with their memories of working at the factory.