Countrywide continues to pick up awards.

August 3, 2017

Countrywide Group’s leading financial services, surveying and conveyancing businesses have recently been recognised with prestigious industry awards. as mentioned in their recent press release which headlined ‘Countrywide’s award-winning run continues’.

MD of Countrywide Surveying Services, Paul Wareham, has been named Surveying Business Leader of the Year at the British Mortgage Awards.

Countrywide Conveyancing Services was delighted to have not one but three people shortlisted for Conveyancer of the Year at the Modern Law Conveyancing Awards – which was won by their property lawyer, Mike Barber.

At the What Mortgage Awards Countrywide took home the awards for Best Broker Customer Service and Best Survey Provider – for the second year in a row, as well as being highly commended for the Best Conveyancing Provider.

Commenting on the recent award wins, Paul Chapman, Group Professional Services Director, said: “I’m delighted with the recent award wins across our Surveying and Conveyancing businesses. They demonstrate our strong leadership credentials and the fact that both Joanne Barnett and Claire Wright were also in the running for the Conveyancer of the Year award is testament to the quality of our people especially. To be named best Survey Provider and Surveying Leader of the Year is fantastic recognition for Paul Wareham, who also leads our Surveying and Conveyancing businesses.”

Source of the information from Countrywide news.

Allen Walkey

Highly experienced businessman with a successful career in property sales and investment both in the UK and abroad. Now a freelance writer and blogger for the property and Investment Industry, keeping readers up-to-date with changes and events in a rapidly changing world.

You May Also Enjoy

Breaking News

Private rent and house prices, UK: August 2026

Main points Average UK monthly private rent increased by 3.7%, to £1,393, in the 12 months to July 2026 (provisional estimate); this annual growth rate is up from 3.3% in the 12 months to June 2026. Average rents increased to £1,451 (3.8%) in England, £843 (4.5%) in Wales, and £1,016 (1.7%) in Scotland, in the…
Read More →
Breaking News

Scrapping Stamp Duty could unlock 300,000 extra home moves a year

Economic growth in key regions, such as around Cambridge and the ‘tech corridor’ being held back by stagnant housing market. Rathbones argues that a more mobile housing market could help unlock part of the UK’s £5.5 trillion housing wealth.   Reforming Britain’s property tax system could unlock more than 300,000 additional housing transactions each year…
Read More →
new build home fronts
Breaking News

New-build property across Great Britain increased in price

The average house price for a new-build property across Great Britain increased to £501,658 in July 2026. The West Midlands recorded the largest average price increase, with the average new-build house price rising to £418,281 in July 2026. Yorkshire and Humberside recorded the smallest average increase, with the average house price rising to £347,846 in…
Read More →
Breaking News

Where London leavers are paying a premium for green space

New research from UK Property Development (UKPD shows that Essex, Kent and Hertfordshire command the highest green space premiums among London’s commuter counties, with homebuyers paying a premium of up to 15.3% to live within a stone’s throw of public green space.   UKPD has compared the average asking price of properties for sale within…
Read More →
Breaking News

Breaking Property News 18/8/26

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X.   Removing inefficiency that comes from humans having to understand where every piece of information lives   Thought Leadership by Fredérick Wakim, Founder of ImmoAdmin “For most of the software era, making a property management platform better meant adding something to it. Another dashboard. Another…
Read More →
Breaking News

England tightens planning rules to save local pubs

Turning pubs into housing or offices will be made harder as part of changes to government planning rules in England. Under the updated National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), anyone seeking to change the use of a beloved local venue must now provide strict proof that the business cannot survive, including evidence that it has been…
Read More →