Neighbourhood Watch

What is a neighbourhood watch?

A neighbourhood watch is a community-led initiative focused on improving the safety and wellbeing of local areas. Residents and Neighbours collaborate to monitor suspicious activity, share information and support one another. Certain neighbourhood watch groups work alongside police, and councils and maximise impact and change within the community/area. This collaborative approach not only builds a sense of individual responsibility and ownership but also reinforces the power of working together as a unified community.

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The People Behind GHE Article Series: Meet Gabriela – Property Consultant

Hi, I’m Gabriela, and I’m a property consultant at GHE. My job is all about helping people find their perfect homes and guiding sellers through the process to get the best possible results. I know moving can be a stressful experience, so my goal is to make it as smooth and rewarding as possible for everyone involved. I’m the kind of person who’s naturally creative, empathetic, and detail-oriented, and I bring that into my work every day.

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The People Behind GHE Article Series: Meet Cristiana Buzea – Head of Lettings

19 December 2018 – the day my life changed forever.

It was the day I arrived in London from Romania, ready to embrace the unknown and build a new life in this vibrant city. I’ve always considered myself a people person—friendly, open, and endlessly adaptable—but moving to a new country is never easy. Luckily, I had lifelong friends here who made the transition smoother, and just one month later, I found myself in my first interview with GHE. From the moment I walked in, I knew this was where I belonged—they loved me, I loved them, and my UK adventure had truly begun.

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Legal requirements for property agents when marketing homes to buyers

As a property agent, it’s essential to stay up-to-date with the rules and regulations that govern how homes are marketed to potential buyers. One of the key laws in place to ensure fairness is the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. This law sets out guidelines for how properties should be described and advertised, and estate agents must follow these rules to avoid misleading buyers. These rules include:

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