Countryside News

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 has been proud to support the Covid-19 vaccination effort in Barking & Dagenham through a £5,000 donation from the Countryside Communities Fund.

Partnership between Countryside and Midland Heart on track to exceed three-year target to deliver 1,000 affordable homes.

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

Nine Countryside employees have been listed amongst the first-round winners at the NHBC Pride in the Job Awards 2021.

The new neighbourhood is recognised as Best Housing Scheme at the 2021 Planning Awards

This year, we are catching up with our first-year graduates on the issues they are passionate about. We chatted with Roma Sondhi, Raffles Fulton and Rosie Wilson on why sustainability is so close to their hearts.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has signed an agreement with the Department of Education to deliver Ark Soane, a mixed-use development in Ealing, West London, comprising a new 1,200-pupil secondary school, Ark Soane Academy, and 116 high-quality homes.

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 specialising in placemaking, has unveiled its ambitious approach to sustainability, setting 25 key targets*. The approach focuses on three key areas: its operations and the homes it builds, the communities it creates, and its people

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has acquired the Sulis Down scheme on the southern edge of the City of Bath, marking its first site purchase in the South West and reflecting its wider growth ambitions.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, and L&Q, one of the UK’s leading housing associations, have secured unanimous planning approval from Ealing Council for Phase 7.2 of Acton Gardens, which will provide a further 185 mixed-tenure homes at the £800m regeneration of the former South Acton estate in west London.