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Leadership Changes at Chestertons, Moveli, and Lawsons & Daughters

Chestertons has promoted Katinka Hill to head of lettings after nearly two decades with the agency. Moveli has added Trevor Banbury to its network, while Lawsons & Daughters has appointed Paul Cook and Anthony Wozniak to senior positions.

Katinka Hill joined Chestertons in 2007 and has held several senior roles, including director of Fulham Road Lettings, area director for South West Lettings, and regional director for Central Lettings. In her new position, Hill will oversee Chestertons’ lettings operation across London. Her appointment follows a 19-year career with the agency, during which she has managed teams in various London residential markets.

Trevor Banbury has joined the Moveli network, bringing over 30 years of experience in the Central London residential property market. Banbury’s background includes work in residential sales, lettings, investment, and development, with experience in areas such as Bloomsbury, Covent Garden, Fitzrovia, and Soho. Moveli operates a network of self-employed property professionals across the UK, and Banbury’s appointment adds further coverage in Central London.

Lawsons & Daughters, an independent agency operating in Hammersmith, Fulham, Wandsworth, and neighbouring areas, has appointed Paul Cook as head of sales and Anthony Wozniak as head of lettings. Cook brings 28 years of estate agency experience and will oversee the firm’s sales operation. Wozniak has 17 years of experience across lettings, sales, and property management, including roles with both corporate and independent agencies as well as running his own brokerage business. The agency stated that these appointments are intended to support the growth of its sales and lettings divisions and to increase its presence in its core markets.

These leadership changes are relevant to UK letting agents and inventory clerks, as they reflect ongoing developments in agency management and operational coverage across key London markets.