Block and Estate Management is about the minutia done well: the role of a Managing Agent is technical, administrative, practical and political. It takes joined up thinking from a multi-disciplined team with one eye on the strategic long term plan and with sufficient resource to react to whatever is necessary day-to-day: the skills that block and estate management spans are: politics, building pathology, finance, legal knowhow and of course customer service too.
As a leading Managing Agent, we are a one-stop-property shop. We understand that our role is sometimes signposting Clients to get expert advice and supporting them to interpret such advice and make decisions. We support and help owners reach out to government and other local services where matters are beyond our day-to-day block management remit.
As a Managing Agent we know our true business is building relationships with people. Our people are empowered and know that they can make a difference to how people feel about where they live. We call our 'Property Manager's 'Relationship Managers' as our focus which is written up in our values is (a) to build relationships, (b) add value, and (c) to take the initiative: to us this means managing relationships. We lead the market in transparency and focusing on risk, cash, repairs and place making, usually in that order, and was the first Managing Agent to introduce a 'money back guarantee'.
We are not shy of hard work and believe our ability to get stuck in and find solutions that sets us apart. We are innovative to the core and committed to implementing good ideas in pursuit of 5* service.
Being who we are would be impossible without our passionately committed people, whose qualifications we sponsor and who we support professionally to be the best they can be, as achieving a national training award and our Silver IIP status confirms.
Block Management Reviews
" Since our Relationship Manager for Thorpe Road Management Company Limited took over our account we have been very pleased with her professionalism, work ethic and timely manner when responding or acting on our behalf. We are very fortunate to have her working with us."
| Keith Madeiros 186 days ago |
"The Junior Property Manager was very helpful and prompt to resolve the issue."
| Mayur Solanki 84 days ago |
"We have had a problem with noise from the flat above us in Lady Isle House Ferry Court Cardiff. We contacted a Mr Paul Staniforth who immediately became involved and addressed the situation. We really do appreciate what he has done for us and cannot thank him enough. Once again a big thank you to Mr Staniforth. The noise above was intolerable."
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We work alongside those deploying capital: our VirginLand by Ringley identify sites, our capital markets team work on equity and debt, our Asset Managers act as Employer’s Agent during the build for Project Monitoring. Towards Practical Completion we will be preparing always to mobilse new assets, take plant handover, recruit great teams and lease up fast.
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We work to enhance the value of our Client’s asset and demonstrate good governance. To us this means engaging with leaseholders, residents and other stakeholders to ensure they are engaged with the management of each development.
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Our aim is to make Management Company Directors feel empowered: to us this means 100% transparency and advising them of the options available to support decision making. We know volunteer directors have a day job, so work to delivery what they need in a timely manner and guide them on the decisions we need.
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Within The Ringley Group we have a range of professional practices to enable transactions: Land Find, Valuers, Surveyors, Engineers and of course Ringley Law.
We work closely with official receivers, asset owners, lenders and tax consultants to support property owners throughout each assets lifecycle. |
As a group of companies we are a diverse bunch with enough experts on board to be a one-stop-property-shop. We listen and align to each Client's goals so each of us knows what needs to be done all the while remaining innovative and solutions oriented - as a team - One Ringley.
- 100% transparency
- to network and find solutions
- focused committed people
As a group of companies we are a diverse bunch with enough experts on board to be a one-stop-property-shop. We listen and align to each Client's goals so each of us knows what needs to be done all the while remaining innovative and solutions oriented - as a team - One Ringley.
- 100% transparency
- to network and find solutions
- focused committed people
Our Block Management Team
The key to our success is our people
Richard
Cardiff Office
Head of Block Management - Wales & West
Nick
London Office
Block Management - National Head of Site Staff
Best places to eat out in Elephant and Castle
History of Elephant and Castle
Most prestigious roads in Elephant and Castle
Things to do in Elephant and Castle
Elephant and Castle Cultural Scene
Best places to eat out in Elephant and Castle
Best places to eat out in Edmonton
This Edmonton has formed part of London Borough of Enfield since 1965 and has various eating houses where one can go depending on taste and preference. Some of the best places to eat out in Edmonton are:
1. Caf De Lemon: A small, nice and warm place. This cafe is renowned for its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern delicacies. They are very famous for the shawarma, falafel and fresh salads.
2. Edmonton Green Tandoori: Specialises in traditional Indian food—many varied curries, tandoori dishes, flavoury biryanis.
3. The Weir Lounge: This is modern dining with an eclectic menu of British and European dishes. It's famous for its steaks, burgers, and seafood options.
4. Turkish Kitchen: Best for traditional Turkish cuisine, offering kebabs, mezze platters, and fresh seafood; the ambiance of the restaurant is warm and welcoming.
5. Saray Mangal: This Turkish grill restaurant, visited frequently by individuals, has some great grilled meats and wraps with mezzes as its specialty. It's a favorite for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic flavors.
6. The Haringey Arms: Traditional pub running traditional British pub grub—fish and chips, pies, Sunday roasts—all in a comfortable spot to have a casual meal and drinks.
7. Punto Italian Restaurant: A small slice of Italy with menus of different pasta dishes, pizzas, and just about everything in the arsenal of Italian classic cuisine. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere characterizes this restaurant, and nice friendly service tops it all off.
8. Duygu Restaurant: Kurdish and Turkish cuisine specialties include a long list of kebabs and stews, while vegetarian dishes are available, too. It's recommended for its big portions and good food.
9. Planet Spice: This is a very popular Indian restaurant offering curries with good flavor, tandoori items, and a full vegetarian menu. It serves both eat-in and takeaways.
10. East Z East: This is where you get fusion between Indian and Pakistani food with biryanis taking pride of place along with grilled meats and traditional curries. Modern decoration with very attentive service.
These restaurants mirror Edmonton's different food culture that caters to traditional British pub grub, Turkish grills, and Mediterranean flavors, even real Indian cuisine.
History of Elephant and Castle
The two main roads discovered in Elephant, Old Kent Road and Newington Causeway, roughly follow the route of two Roman routes, Watling Street and Stan Street, which originally ran from London Bridge to Londinium.
For most of his life, the settlements on both sides of this junction were Newington and Walworth, two separate villages nestled between vegetable gardens, fields and wilderness. With the construction of new bridges over the River Thames in the 18th century, the area became an elegant Georgian suburb, and during the Victorian era industry and transportation led to population growth. Until the turn of the century, the area was inhabited by a diverse population, ranging from large Georgian single-family homes to rustic courtyards and traditional terraces.
Many areas were destroyed by bombing during World War II. After that, 50 hectares of territory had to be reprocessed. High-density block of flats and large toll road systems have replaced terraced streets and bombing sites. Instead of a dance hall in the heart of the neighborhood, a power plant called the Michael Faraday Memorial was built to honor the local scientist who pioneered the study of electricity. The Elephant and Castle shopping center was built in the early 1960s and is a European premiere. Since then, it has been one of the defining aspects of the neighborhood. It is being refurbished as part of the New Town Center and is one of the main elements of an ongoing regeneration program with the Elephant Park.
Most prestigious roads in Elephant and Castle
Best places to eat out in Edmonton Elephant and Castle:
This Edmonton has formed part of London Borough of Enfield since 1965 and has various eating houses where one can go depending on taste and preference. Some of the best places to eat out in Edmonton are:
1. Caf De Lemon Elephant and Castle: A small, nice and warm place. This cafe is renowned for its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern delicacies. They are very famous for the shawarma, falafel and fresh salads.
2. Edmonton Green Tandoori Elephant and Castle: Specialises in traditional Indian food—many varied curries, tandoori dishes, flavoury biryanis.
3. The Weir Lounge Elephant and Castle: This is modern dining with an eclectic menu of British and European dishes. It's famous for its steaks, burgers, and seafood options.
4. Turkish Kitchen Elephant and Castle: Best for traditional Turkish cuisine, offering kebabs, mezze platters, and fresh seafood; the ambiance of the restaurant is warm and welcoming.
5. Saray Mangal Elephant and Castle: This Turkish grill restaurant, visited frequently by individuals, has some great grilled meats and wraps with mezzes as its specialty. It's a favorite for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic flavors.
6. The Haringey Arms Elephant and Castle: Traditional pub running traditional British pub grub—fish and chips, pies, Sunday roasts—all in a comfortable spot to have a casual meal and drinks.
7. Punto Italian Restaurant Elephant and Castle: A small slice of Italy with menus of different pasta dishes, pizzas, and just about everything in the arsenal of Italian classic cuisine. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere characterizes this restaurant, and nice friendly service tops it all off.
8. Duygu Restaurant Elephant and Castle: Kurdish and Turkish cuisine specialties include a long list of kebabs and stews, while vegetarian dishes are available, too. It's recommended for its big portions and good food.
9. Planet Spice: Elephant and Castle:This is a very popular Indian restaurant offering curries with good flavor, tandoori items, and a full vegetarian menu. It serves both eat-in and takeaways.
10. East Z East Elephant and Castle: This is where you get fusion between Indian and Pakistani food with biryanis taking pride of place along with grilled meats and traditional curries. Modern decoration with very attentive service.
These restaurants mirror Edmonton's different food culture that caters to traditional British pub grub, Turkish grills, and Mediterranean flavors, even real Indian cuisine.
Things to do in Elephant and Castle
Best places to eat out in Edmonton
This Edmonton has formed part of London Borough of Enfield since 1965 and has various eating houses where one can go depending on taste and preference. Some of the best places to eat out in Edmonton are:
1. Caf De Lemon: A small, nice and warm place. This cafe is renowned for its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern delicacies. They are very famous for the shawarma, falafel and fresh salads.
2. Edmonton Green Tandoori: Specialises in traditional Indian food—many varied curries, tandoori dishes, flavoury biryanis.
3. The Weir Lounge: This is modern dining with an eclectic menu of British and European dishes. It's famous for its steaks, burgers, and seafood options.
4. Turkish Kitchen: Best for traditional Turkish cuisine, offering kebabs, mezze platters, and fresh seafood; the ambiance of the restaurant is warm and welcoming.
5. Saray Mangal: This Turkish grill restaurant, visited frequently by individuals, has some great grilled meats and wraps with mezzes as its specialty. It's a favorite for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic flavors.
6. The Haringey Arms: Traditional pub running traditional British pub grub—fish and chips, pies, Sunday roasts—all in a comfortable spot to have a casual meal and drinks.
7. Punto Italian Restaurant: A small slice of Italy with menus of different pasta dishes, pizzas, and just about everything in the arsenal of Italian classic cuisine. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere characterizes this restaurant, and nice friendly service tops it all off.
8. Duygu Restaurant: Kurdish and Turkish cuisine specialties include a long list of kebabs and stews, while vegetarian dishes are available, too. It's recommended for its big portions and good food.
9. Planet Spice: This is a very popular Indian restaurant offering curries with good flavor, tandoori items, and a full vegetarian menu. It serves both eat-in and takeaways.
10. East Z East: This is where you get fusion between Indian and Pakistani food with biryanis taking pride of place along with grilled meats and traditional curries. Modern decoration with very attentive service.
These restaurants mirror Edmonton's different food culture that caters to traditional British pub grub, Turkish grills, and Mediterranean flavors, even real Indian cuisine.
Elephant and Castle Cultural Scene
Local Culture and History in Elephant and Culture
Elephant and Castle is part and parcel of the London Borough of Southwark, which is abundant with numerous activities ranging from opportunities for local people to those for visitors. Things to Do in Elephant and Castle:
1. Ministry of Sound: Indeed, this forms part of the great nightclubs that generally play events of electronic dance music by world-renowned DJs. They will provide a person with most memorable nights of his or her life.
2. Mercato Metropolitano: This is one of the most vibrant food markets—having an extremely wide range of world foods and also artisan products with cultural events; this is only heaven for the foodie.
3. Imperial War Museum: Not too far away, exhibitions on conflicts go from the First World War right up to present times, tracing military history through times past.
4. Walk on the Thames Path: Take a stroll on the River Thames with places like Tate Modern, Shakespeare Globe Theatre opening out their view.
5. coronet Theatre: It is a home of live concerts of music bands, theatre performances, and dance events in several styles or even cultural performances.
6. Borough Market: Next to this is located the oldest food market of London-an historic setting where all varieties of fresh produce are sold, gourmet street foods, or even artisanal products.
7. Southwark Cathedral: Historic church building dating from the 12th century with pretty impressive Gothic architecture and nice medieval glassworks through to modern times, often randomly hosting many different concerts and other events.
8. Local Parks: Take up your time posting in the number of local parks that would set off Burgess Park or Geraldine Mary Harmsworth to create a green space for picnics, jogging, or other leisure activities.
9. Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre: With hundreds of shops, boutiques, and markets selling everything from fashion and electricals to ethnic foods and household goods, there's a lot to keep an eye out for.
10. The Cinema Museum: While this may seem like another of those odd museums, here, items of cinematic memorabilia are displayed with a history of the Silver Screen, complemented with classic film screenings.
Activities like these in some ways make the Elephant and Castle area very vibrant in cultural, recreational, and entertainment aspects that set it apart from any other place one would care to venture into within
The two main roads discovered in Elephant, Old Kent Road and Newington Causeway, roughly follow the route of two Roman routes, Watling Street and Stan Street, which originally ran from London Bridge to Londinium.
For most of his life, the settlements on both sides of this junction were Newington and Walworth, two separate villages nestled between vegetable gardens, fields and wilderness. With the construction of new bridges over the River Thames in the 18th century, the area became an elegant Georgian suburb, and during the Victorian era industry and transportation led to population growth. Until the turn of the century, the area was inhabited by a diverse population, ranging from large Georgian single-family homes to rustic courtyards and traditional terraces.
Many areas were destroyed by bombing during World War II. After that, 50 hectares of territory had to be reprocessed. High-density block of flats and large toll road systems have replaced terraced streets and bombing sites. Instead of a dance hall in the heart of the neighborhood, a power plant called the Michael Faraday Memorial was built to honor the local scientist who pioneered the study of electricity. The Elephant and Castle shopping center was built in the early 1960s and is a European premiere. Since then, it has been one of the defining aspects of the neighborhood. It is being refurbished as part of the New Town Center and is one of the main elements of an ongoing regeneration program with the Elephant Park.
Best places to eat out in Edmonton
This Edmonton has formed part of London Borough of Enfield since 1965 and has various eating houses where one can go depending on taste and preference. Some of the best places to eat out in Edmonton are:
1. Caf De Lemon: A small, nice and warm place. This cafe is renowned for its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern delicacies. They are very famous for the shawarma, falafel and fresh salads.
2. Edmonton Green Tandoori: Specialises in traditional Indian food—many varied curries, tandoori dishes, flavoury biryanis.
3. The Weir Lounge: This is modern dining with an eclectic menu of British and European dishes. It's famous for its steaks, burgers, and seafood options.
4. Turkish Kitchen: Best for traditional Turkish cuisine, offering kebabs, mezze platters, and fresh seafood; the ambiance of the restaurant is warm and welcoming.
5. Saray Mangal: This Turkish grill restaurant, visited frequently by individuals, has some great grilled meats and wraps with mezzes as its specialty. It's a favorite for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic flavors.
6. The Haringey Arms: Traditional pub running traditional British pub grub—fish and chips, pies, Sunday roasts—all in a comfortable spot to have a casual meal and drinks.
7. Punto Italian Restaurant: A small slice of Italy with menus of different pasta dishes, pizzas, and just about everything in the arsenal of Italian classic cuisine. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere characterizes this restaurant, and nice friendly service tops it all off.
8. Duygu Restaurant: Kurdish and Turkish cuisine specialties include a long list of kebabs and stews, while vegetarian dishes are available, too. It's recommended for its big portions and good food.
9. Planet Spice: This is a very popular Indian restaurant offering curries with good flavor, tandoori items, and a full vegetarian menu. It serves both eat-in and takeaways.
10. East Z East: This is where you get fusion between Indian and Pakistani food with biryanis taking pride of place along with grilled meats and traditional curries. Modern decoration with very attentive service.
These restaurants mirror Edmonton's different food culture that caters to traditional British pub grub, Turkish grills, and Mediterranean flavors, even real Indian cuisine.
Best places to eat out in Edmonton
This Edmonton has formed part of London Borough of Enfield since 1965 and has various eating houses where one can go depending on taste and preference. Some of the best places to eat out in Edmonton are:
1. Caf De Lemon: A small, nice and warm place. This cafe is renowned for its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern delicacies. They are very famous for the shawarma, falafel and fresh salads.
2. Edmonton Green Tandoori: Specialises in traditional Indian food—many varied curries, tandoori dishes, flavoury biryanis.
3. The Weir Lounge: This is modern dining with an eclectic menu of British and European dishes. It's famous for its steaks, burgers, and seafood options.
4. Turkish Kitchen: Best for traditional Turkish cuisine, offering kebabs, mezze platters, and fresh seafood; the ambiance of the restaurant is warm and welcoming.
5. Saray Mangal: This Turkish grill restaurant, visited frequently by individuals, has some great grilled meats and wraps with mezzes as its specialty. It's a favorite for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic flavors.
6. The Haringey Arms: Traditional pub running traditional British pub grub—fish and chips, pies, Sunday roasts—all in a comfortable spot to have a casual meal and drinks.
7. Punto Italian Restaurant: A small slice of Italy with menus of different pasta dishes, pizzas, and just about everything in the arsenal of Italian classic cuisine. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere characterizes this restaurant, and nice friendly service tops it all off.
8. Duygu Restaurant: Kurdish and Turkish cuisine specialties include a long list of kebabs and stews, while vegetarian dishes are available, too. It's recommended for its big portions and good food.
9. Planet Spice: This is a very popular Indian restaurant offering curries with good flavor, tandoori items, and a full vegetarian menu. It serves both eat-in and takeaways.
10. East Z East: This is where you get fusion between Indian and Pakistani food with biryanis taking pride of place along with grilled meats and traditional curries. Modern decoration with very attentive service.
These restaurants mirror Edmonton's different food culture that caters to traditional British pub grub, Turkish grills, and Mediterranean flavors, even real Indian cuisine.
Best places to eat out in Edmonton
This Edmonton has formed part of London Borough of Enfield since 1965 and has various eating houses where one can go depending on taste and preference. Some of the best places to eat out in Edmonton are:
1. Caf De Lemon: A small, nice and warm place. This cafe is renowned for its Mediterranean and Middle Eastern delicacies. They are very famous for the shawarma, falafel and fresh salads.
2. Edmonton Green Tandoori: Specialises in traditional Indian food—many varied curries, tandoori dishes, flavoury biryanis.
3. The Weir Lounge: This is modern dining with an eclectic menu of British and European dishes. It's famous for its steaks, burgers, and seafood options.
4. Turkish Kitchen: Best for traditional Turkish cuisine, offering kebabs, mezze platters, and fresh seafood; the ambiance of the restaurant is warm and welcoming.
5. Saray Mangal: This Turkish grill restaurant, visited frequently by individuals, has some great grilled meats and wraps with mezzes as its specialty. It's a favorite for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic flavors.
6. The Haringey Arms: Traditional pub running traditional British pub grub—fish and chips, pies, Sunday roasts—all in a comfortable spot to have a casual meal and drinks.
7. Punto Italian Restaurant: A small slice of Italy with menus of different pasta dishes, pizzas, and just about everything in the arsenal of Italian classic cuisine. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere characterizes this restaurant, and nice friendly service tops it all off.
8. Duygu Restaurant: Kurdish and Turkish cuisine specialties include a long list of kebabs and stews, while vegetarian dishes are available, too. It's recommended for its big portions and good food.
9. Planet Spice: This is a very popular Indian restaurant offering curries with good flavor, tandoori items, and a full vegetarian menu. It serves both eat-in and takeaways.
10. East Z East: This is where you get fusion between Indian and Pakistani food with biryanis taking pride of place along with grilled meats and traditional curries. Modern decoration with very attentive service.
These restaurants mirror Edmonton's different food culture that caters to traditional British pub grub, Turkish grills, and Mediterranean flavors, even real Indian cuisine.
Local Culture and History in Elephant and Culture
Elephant and Castle is part and parcel of the London Borough of Southwark, which is abundant with numerous activities ranging from opportunities for local people to those for visitors. Things to Do in Elephant and Castle:
1. Ministry of Sound: Indeed, this forms part of the great nightclubs that generally play events of electronic dance music by world-renowned DJs. They will provide a person with most memorable nights of his or her life.
2. Mercato Metropolitano: This is one of the most vibrant food markets—having an extremely wide range of world foods and also artisan products with cultural events; this is only heaven for the foodie.
3. Imperial War Museum: Not too far away, exhibitions on conflicts go from the First World War right up to present times, tracing military history through times past.
4. Walk on the Thames Path: Take a stroll on the River Thames with places like Tate Modern, Shakespeare Globe Theatre opening out their view.
5. coronet Theatre: It is a home of live concerts of music bands, theatre performances, and dance events in several styles or even cultural performances.
6. Borough Market: Next to this is located the oldest food market of London-an historic setting where all varieties of fresh produce are sold, gourmet street foods, or even artisanal products.
7. Southwark Cathedral: Historic church building dating from the 12th century with pretty impressive Gothic architecture and nice medieval glassworks through to modern times, often randomly hosting many different concerts and other events.
8. Local Parks: Take up your time posting in the number of local parks that would set off Burgess Park or Geraldine Mary Harmsworth to create a green space for picnics, jogging, or other leisure activities.
9. Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre: With hundreds of shops, boutiques, and markets selling everything from fashion and electricals to ethnic foods and household goods, there's a lot to keep an eye out for.
10. The Cinema Museum: While this may seem like another of those odd museums, here, items of cinematic memorabilia are displayed with a history of the Silver Screen, complemented with classic film screenings.
Activities like these in some ways make the Elephant and Castle area very vibrant in cultural, recreational, and entertainment aspects that set it apart from any other place one would care to venture into within
