Please vote for Pygott & Crone at the Heart Hero Awards
Last winter Pygott & Crone organised a 100 kilometre run/walk challenge, involving over 250 people across the estate agency industry and our local communities, which raised a fantastic £70,000 for the British Heart Foundation – the #BHF100K
Please vote for Pygott & Crone in the British Heart Foundation’s Heart Hero Awards – click here to vote.
There is only one vote per IP address so if you are at work, it’s best to vote on your phone using mobile data. A short video showing how to vote on mobile is here.
Once on the awards page, tap the arrow to find Pygott & Crone, then the photo, and finally tap the button to vote for Pygott & Crone.
Thank you.
For a full review of the BHF100k challenge, click here.
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