WELCOME TO THE BRIGHTON & HOVE ESTATE AGENTS ASSOCIATION
est. 1886
The BHEAA operates on two levels. Firstly to maintain and improve the already high standards of the profession with regular seminars and training events.
Secondly we support local charities raising thousands of pounds every year.
WELCOME TO THE BRIGHTON & HOVE ESTATE AGENTS ASSOCIATION
est. 1886
The BHEAA operates on two levels. Firstly to maintain and improve the already high standards of the profession with regular seminars and training events.
Secondly we support local charities raising thousands of pounds every year.
LATEST NEWS
You can read all the latest from BHEAA – including information on our regular events and our charity work – on our Facebook page.
LATEST
You can read all the latest from BHEAA – including information on our regular events and our charity work – on our Facebook page.
OUR CHARITY WORK
In recent years we have supported charities such as The Chestnut Tree, MIND Sussex, Clock Tower Sanctuary, Equal Footings, Teenage Cancer Trust and many others.
We do this by organising events such as our Annual Dinner at The Grand Hotel Brighton, Pub Quizzes, The Presidents Cup Golf Day and various other events.
OUR CHARITY WORK
In recent years we have supported charities such as The Chestnut Tree, MIND Sussex, Clock Tower Sanctuary, Equal Footings, Teenage Cancer Trust and many others.
We do this by organising events such as our Annual Dinner at The Grand Hotel Brighton, Pub Quizzes, The Presidents Cup Golf Day and various other events.
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Our membership is made up of local property professionals who each pay a small annual membership fee.
As the BHEAA is totally non-profit and looked after by a council of volunteers the majority of the membership fees go directly to the Presidents Chosen Charity which changes every year.
If you would like to know more about the BHEAA or any of our regular events you can contact one of our council members using the information below…
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Our membership is made up of local property professionals who each pay a small annual membership fee.
As the BHEAA is totally non-profit and looked after by a council of volunteers the majority of the membership fees go directly to the Presidents Chosen Charity which changes every year.
If you would like to know more about the BHEAA or any of our regular events you can contact one of our council members using the information below…
Get In Touch
If you’d like to know more about the BHEAA, are interested in becoming a member, would like to know information about any of our regular events, or would like to contact the President you can do so using the contact form below.
Get In Touch
If you’d like to know more about the BHEAA, are interested in becoming a member, would like to know information about any of our regular events, or would like to contact the President you can do so using the contact form below.
Any members looking to eat out to help out?
https://indexmagazine.co.uk/food-drink/… ... See MoreSee Less
Where to use the Eat Out To Help Out Scheme in Kent and Sussex
www.indexmagazine.co.uk
Today sees the launch of the government’s Eat Out To Help Out Scheme. Aiming to help boost the hospitality industry which has been badly hit by lockdown, the scheme offers diners a 50% discount on f...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
Comment on Facebook
Updates from Propertymark & NAEA Propertymark on the furlough scheme, for further details see link below.
Propertymark has been supporting members throughout the Coronavirus pandemic with various resources including a legislative guide, Government funding document, post-pandemic articles, and guidance on property viewings and working safety. We thought we’d remind you about some upcoming key dates and deadlines regarding the UK Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, as it begins to wind down.
The scheme is now closed to new applicants and employers are able to bring back some employees to work part-time. For the period ending 30 June you need to submit your CJST claim by, tomorrow, 31 July 2020, which is the last date you can make those claims. You will also need to have made a claim at any point on or before 31 July 2020 to be able to make a claim for future months too.
Full details are in our Government funding guide (page 11) and here are some other key dates to be aware of:
• From 1 August 2020 employers must pay employer National Insurance contributions and employer pension auto enrolment contributions for furloughed employees.
• From 1 September, employers must contribute 10 per cent towards the pay of furloughed employees.
• From 1 October, employers must contribute 20 per cent towards the pay of furloughed employees.
• The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme ends on 31 October 2020, meaning no employees can remain on furlough after this time.
https://naea.co.uk/media/1048678/… ... See MoreSee Less
www.naea.co.uk
www.naea.co.uk
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
Comment on Facebook
Great to get some of the Council Members back together for a meeting, albeit in a slightly different format to normal! Could this be the new normal! Loads of great ideas coming out for some virtual seminars, a Pub Quiz later in the year and hopefully some form of Presidents Cup golf day. All in order to support our members and the wonderful Chestnut Tree House.
Chaired by President David Beaken of Oakley Property with Vice President David Thorne of Leaders Limited, Andrew Hovey, Treasurer Maria Vraxnaki and Jay from Mishon Mackay, Paul from Hamptons International, Tina Wenham of Sussex Property Partnership and Harry from Mishon Welton ... See MoreSee Less
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
Comment on Facebook