here are a few of Chiltern Relocation’s favourite local walks and pub stops that our clients now enjoy.

MEDMENHAM
Just a few miles from Marlow and Henley on Thames, is the simply idyllic village of Medmenham located on the Thames. The village is nestled in the Chiltern Hills but with access to the river for picturesque walks towards Henley-on-Thames.
Medmenham’s walking routes combine riverside charm, Chiltern woodlands, and historic village scenery, making it an ideal destination for both casual strolls and more challenging hikes.

Last week, I headed to Blackpool for the 2026 Enterprise Vision Awards, where Chiltern Relocation was honoured to be a finalist in the Customer Services category. We didn’t take home the award – but honestly, being recognised alongside so many incredible women in business across the UK was an achievement in itself and something I’m incredibly proud of.

Here at Chiltern Relocation, we often get asked what a home finder gets up to on an average day. We love the variety of our role relocating clients either within the UK or internationally and no two days are the same. During any one week we will be out previewing houses for clients, visiting schools to keep up to date with their offering, negotiating leases, organising cross-culture training and even helping with pet relocation.
This is just a few things that we got up to one day last week.

As mums of grown-up kids, it still doesn’t stop the Chiltern Relocation team thinking about the year being shaped by school terms. We relocate a large number of clients who require school places so finding the right house, the right school, and in the right school catchment is very much part of our daily rhythm.
From our office window we enjoy seeing school children on their way to and from school, under the weight of sports bags or musical instruments. So, despite the fact that our own ‘babies’ are no longer at school we still feel part of the school year!
Chiltern Relocation works closely with families who plan their move in order for their child(ren) to start the new school year in September in addition to those who need an in-year place outside of normal start times.