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Ringley Chartered Surveyors - Feb 2002

START ADJUSTING OCTOBER 1999, COMPLY BY 2004 OR RISK A £10,000 FINE!It probably hasn't dawned on many businessmen and women quite how far-reaching the implications of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 actually are. Not only does the Act affect businesses and pub...

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Ringleys do the business for John

Ringleys do the business for John Flat purchaser John Marden enjoyed a good experience when he contacted Ringley Chartered Surveyors. I don't think any agent would have looked after me as well as Ringley Chartered Surveyors, said purchaser John Marden. The property w...

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Now there are even more reasons to have that survey carried out!

Ringley Chartered Surveyors, led by Mary-Anne Bowring and Jonathan Stickells, are among the first surveyors to receive accreditation from SAVA, a body ensuring specialized expertise in defect diagnosis for homebuyer surveys.

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Ringley Chartered Surveyors - March 2001

Ringley Chartered Surveyors there seems to be no stopping their success.Since Ringley put their shop sign up in September 1999, five departments have successfully been launched. The rapid growth of the company has been in response to apparent gaps in the market, and ...

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Penrose House

Property insight for 2001.PARIKIAKI English Section, 21st December 2000 RINGLEY CHARTERED SURVEYORS Keeping in touch with your property and more! In the pre-Christmas rush Ringley Chartered Surveyors managed to find time to talk to us and give our readers a little bi...

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A Local Firm with a Difference

St Christopher Court is just one fine local example of Ringley's property expertise. Ringley have not only advised the Kenny Group how the service charge should be calculated, but also sold the two Penthouses and several other flats. There are now four flats remainin...

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Praise be for old church conversion

If you're looking for a property with real character, a new development of 20 apartments in Upper Holloway could be the answer to your prayers.The stunning development has taken place at the disused church in Junction Road and every flat has been individually designe...

Read    23/10/2012

The Professionals

The neighbours must have wondered what was going on at No.69 Fortress Road in the early summer, as works moved in to completely transform the ground floor into smart new offices occupied by Ringley, Chartered Surveyors. But the story really began nearly four years ag...

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Keep an eye on your Managing Agent

While a competent Managing Agent can handle many responsibilities, such as managing arrears and ensuring compliance with fire and asbestos legislation, it’s important to remember that the Directors of a resident’s freehold or management company are ultimately respons...

Read    20/07/2012

Who is responsible for pollarding trees in residential blocks?

Pollarding trees, a process that involves pruning to control growth and protect nearby buildings, is an important aspect of property maintenance, especially in residential blocks. Tree roots can damage property foundations and underground drainage pipes, which can ca...

Read    23/10/2012

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