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Easton Bevins becomes signatory to Bristol Property Inclusion Charter

Posted 27 Jul 2023 By Easton Bevins

Easton Bevins is proud to have become a signatory to the Bristol Property Inclusion Charter, which helps to promote and drive diversity and inclusion in Bristol’s property sector.

Debunking Common Party Wall Myths

Posted 26 Apr 2023 By Easton Bevins

However small a building project might seem, if the planned work falls under the Party Wall Act, it is crucial to follow the correct procedures to avoid falling foul of the regulations.

Government opens high-rise residential building register

Posted 21 Apr 2023 By Easton Bevins

The Government’s online register of higher-risk residential buildings is now live. The owner, or principal accountable person, is responsible for registering the building and this must be done befo...

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Easton Bevins

Posted 16 Dec 2022 By Easton Bevins

Thank you to all our clients for your continued support throughout 2022, we look forward to working with you in 2023 and beyond.

Boundary disputes expertise of Easton Bevins recognised by RICS

Posted 16 Nov 2022 By Easton Bevins

Managing Director of Easton Bevins, Mike Bull was recently invited to write an article on boundary disputes for the RICS website.

Easton Bevins appoints two new heads of department

Posted 06 Sep 2022 By Easton Bevins

Following huge growth in the demand for residential and commercial surveys at Easton Bevins the company is proud to announce two new internal promotions. Stuart Blick (left) has been promoted to He...

Tolo achieves RICS Chartership

Posted 22 Jul 2022 By Easton Bevins

Easton Bevins is proud to announce that surveyor Tolo Taylor has achieved RICS Chartered Membership (MRICS) accreditation, having completed his APC (Assessment of Professional Competence).

Interim Dilapidations – What are your options as a landlord?

Posted 12 Apr 2022 By Easton Bevins

During the course of a lease, a tenant can fall short of their responsibility to maintain or decorate a property. They may also make alterations to the property without their landlord’s permission....