News from Thorgills

Thorgills sign new sponsorship deal with Chiswick Griffin

Thorgills are delighted to announce that the deal has been agreed and the paperwork signed on the new kit sponsorship agreement with Chiswick Griffin. After a great deal of negotiation and discussion, specifically regarding the kit concept, colouring, and more importantly, what font should be used on the numbers on the back of the shirts, the deal is done! Read More

 Published on 12 January 2012.

2012 - Predictions and what to expect from an ever-changing market

Happy New Year to all, and let's hope it's a prosperous one! I think we are all expecting an interesting year to say the least. We have the uncertainty over the future existence of the Euro, the death of Kim Jong Il and the potential for a new North Korean foreign policy, the Olympics and Paralympics taking place on our own door step, and perhaps most difficult of all, having to deal with the ever growing list of micro-celebrity reality TV shows! Read More

 Published on 01 January 2012.

2011 - A tough year for everyone, but a year of Growth and Achievement

In the words of the great Ebenezer Scrooge, 'Bah, humbug!' Well, I guess that's what you were expecting anyway, the standard response from Letting agents at this time of year, as the market wraps up for the Christmas Break. I am pleased to inform you that our 'bah, humbug' was simply an attention grabbing start, and in fact we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Read More

 Published on 01 December 2011.

Is London really on the up, or is it all just speculation?

So we are told things are 'on the up', but I'm not sure if that represents good news. If you read the tabloids we are certainly lead to believe that unemployment, gang related crime, City banker's bonuses, inflation, and of course, most importantly, reality TV shows are all very much 'on the up'. Read More

 Published on 01 November 2011.

The End of Summer - Back to work, back to school, and back to normality

Back to work, back to school, and back to normality, after what has hopefully been an enjoyable summer for all. This is usually the time of year when everyone talks about getting back into the rhythm of everyday life, the summer holidays have finished, the school runs are back, and the boss is slightly less perky than he was a month ago, when his two weeks in the Bahamas were still fresh in his memory. Read More

 Published on 01 October 2011.