Countryside News

We caught up with our second-year graduates Debbie Akhtar and Raffles Fulton on their eclectic backgrounds and how they are using their life experiences in the world of property.

During this National Inclusion Week, we join thousands of inclusion practitioners to further renew and create opportunities for employees at all levels to be part of the conversation around everyday inclusion.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has promoted Gino Siani to Divisional Partnerships Director within its Partnerships Midlands division.  

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has appointed Matthew Bench in a newly created role as Group Chief Investment Officer.

With people at the heart of our business, we, at Countryside, are strongly committed to building an inclusive workplace for all our workforce.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has promoted Phil McHugh to Managing Director to lead its Partnerships South Midlands region.

Working in partnership gives a greater insight into every aspect of building new communities whether this relates to the design of the homes, the local context or any specific challenges facing a community

Throughout the last year, businesses across the capital have been affected by Covid-19, with small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) amongst the worst hit. SMEs are a fundamental part of London’s business ecosystem - representing 99% of the UK's business community – and we recognise that ensuring SMEs can access the skills and training needed to economically recover following the pandemic, is vital.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has promoted Andy Barron to Managing Director to lead its Housebuilding West region.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has promoted Kevin Delve to Managing Director for its Partnerships South East London region.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has opened the doors to its first office in Bristol reflecting its wider growth ambitions in the South West.

As we mark Mental Health Awareness Week 2021, what’s clear to me is that it has never been more important to create places people love and, more crucially, places where we can connect with nature on our doorstep.