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Deposit cap confirmed, Countrywide all-time low, Chestertons' groundbreaking initiative




Chestertons funds new homelessness programme

Chestertons has funded a groundbreaking new programme set up by its charity partner, St Mungo’s, which recruits volunteers to tackle the number of people sleeping rough in London.

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The Negotiator Awards Champagne Reception photos released


The 'Oscars of Agency' held at Grosvenor House in London on Friday began in style, setting the scene for a night of excitement, glamour and fun. If you were there, you might be here!

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Countrywide share price drops to historic low, but will ‘back to basics’ deliver?

Share price has dipped to 8.6p, down from nearly £7 four years ago, but analysts are still holding out for a 'back to basics' turnaround.

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<span style="font-size: 18px;">Security deposits to be capped at fives weeks’ rent, Government confirms</span>

New measure will be introduced as amendment to the Tenant Fees Bill along with tighter rules on what default fees can be charged by letting agents.

Click here to read <span style="font-size: 18px;">Security deposits to be capped at fives weeks’ rent, Government confirms</span>.