The Romsey Team received these lovely chocolates from a very happy vendor, and a card that read: Dear Paul, we would like to thank you and your staff for all your help with the sale of our home.

Our wonderful Lettings Negotiator, Kayley Northover left for Maternity leave before giving birth to her second baby.  The team gave her a lovely send off to wish her well and look forward to her returning in the future.  

Fareham are delighted to be sponsoring the Uplands School Summer Fayre, which takes place on Friday 12th July, between 3.30pm and 6pm.  Fun for all the family.

The team at Denmead received these lovely gifts from a very happy customer. 

The Hythe Office are long time supporters of the Waterside Cancer Support Centre and were presented with this lovely certificate in appreciation of the work they do.

Karen received these lovely gifts from very happy vendors, together with a card which read:  Dear Karen, Thank you so much for all your help, you have gone above and beyond for us and we are so grateful.  Mr. & Mrs. Y

Leo is a lovely 13 year old local boy, he was born with Cerebral Palsy, Spastic Diplegia - this causes him to have spasticity in all of his muscles in his legs meaning they continually contract. This condition has always interfered with Leos life stopping him doing so many things that any other able bodied child could do - for example riding a bike, playing tag, joining in on sports day without feeling so embarrassed because he wasn't able do do even the bean bag race without falling over. He was unable to walk until he was 3, unable to dress until he was 5, the list goes on... 

We have recently found out that as Leo gets older, the spasticity in his muscles are going to put his body under a lot of pressure and he is going to suffer from extreme pain, possible bone deformities, premature ageing of his muscles which could then result in Leo needing permanent walking aids or a wheelchair.    

THERE IS HOPE - Leo can have an operation called SDR (selective dorsal rhizotomy). This involves a very intricate operation done on the spine cutting nerves that send messages to the brain telling the muscles to contract, therefore the spasticity will almost be eradicated. Leo will then need tolearn to walk again and will need to have months and months of intensive physiotherapy.

Unfortunately Leo is unable to have this operation funded by the NHS so his family are therefore looking to raise £40,000 to enable him to have this life changing treatment. This operation would give Leo the opportunity to lead an independent, pain free and active life. 

If you would like to support this wonderful cause, please click on this link which will take you to the fundraising page

https://www.treeofhope.org.uk/help-leo-keep-walking-lead-pain-free-active-life/?fbclid=IwAR0P8hU2Pe6oYNgKDtXfGCxmhMcfGzH-vc39BHL8PlUPziPSKLXdaONEsmI

The Denmead office are proudly sponsoring the Denmead Village Summer Party - pop along if you are in the area, fun for all the family.

Some lovely gifts dropped into the Romsey Office from Ms. B., a very happy vendor.

The Romsey Team received these lovely gifts from a very happy vendor.