The latest news from JW Wood Estate Agents
Durham Women FC are delighted to announce the signing of defender Grace McCatty from Bristol City Women. McCatty, 27, has spent the last ten years at the South West club after joining in 2006, racking up over 100 appearance for the Vixens in their various guises.
Here at JW Wood, we\'re committed to investing in continued development and innovation, which is why we recently went to Relocation Agent Network\'s National Conference. The day was packed with best practice ideas and top tips, to help us guide our buying and selling customers here across County Durham and Darlington.
Local estate agent, JW Wood is delighted to announce that they have won Relocation Agent Network’s prestigious 2016 Best Agent North East Regional Award at the Network’s National Conference, held at the Sofitel Hotel and Conference Centre, Heathrow on Friday 18 November.
Durham City estate agent Geoff Graham joint Managing Director of award winning JW Wood has received a major award from the National Association of Estate Agents.
Local estate agent JW Wood from County Durham is pleased to announce that they have been shortlisted by Relocation Agent Network, a national network of selected estate agents, for the 2016 Best Agent North East Region Award.
Having fallen behind to an early Ellie Mason penalty, Durham rallied and netted three times in the final six minutes of the second half - Nat Gutteridge, Beth Hepple and Emily Roberts finding the back of the net.
Friday night saw the 23rd Durham Barnardo\'s Sports Dinner at the Ramside Hall Hotel. Over two hundred local business men and women gathered to support this 150 year old charity.
Colourful floral displays have seen a North-East city named champion in an annual competition.
A recent survey amongst UK estate agency members aimed to find out which is the cheapest option when looking for a home: buying or renting.
JW Wood sponsored \'The Wildcats\' kept up their fine form of recent weeks by grinding out a result against a strong Oxford side. Beth Hepple\'s first half penalty was followed up by a Jordan Atkinson strike before the break which saw Durham lead at the break.
New restrictions are now in place between the eastbound A690 and New Elvet Bridge as a £2.5m scheme is carried out. Durham County Council said the work is due to last six weeks, four weeks fewer than originally anticipated.
There are signs of confidence returning to the housing market after a \'wobble\' following the vote to leave the EU, surveyors have found. Comments from some agents \'suggest activity has picked up after an initial wobble, while others cite the Brexit vote as having only a modest or even negligible impact thus far\'.
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