York Vangarde Shopping Park is pleased to announce two new lettings, as part of a move to shift the park away from its traditional food and beverage offering and towards a diversified offering of leisure, retail and regional restaurant chains, in the wake of changing demand and difficult trading conditions. The
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Continued sales success for Leeds apartment scheme
Estate agent maintains support for Martin House during pandemic with £25K donation
A Yorkshire estate agent has shown continued support for Martin House Hospice during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic with a landmark donation of £25,000. Residential letting and sales specialists, Linley & Simpson, which has 20 branches across North, West and East Yorkshire and The Humber, made the donation despite the firm’s fundraising
Fulcrum embarks on new strategy to support UK transition to net-zero economy
Fulcrum, the Sheffield-based UK multi-utility infrastructure and services provider, is executing a new strategy to support the UK’s transition to a net-zero economy, which will deliver growth for the business. The company is building upon a strong balance sheet and a growth in its order book to focus its activity on
Two Theakston brewery employees clock up 60 years’ service between them
Two North Yorkshire brewery employees have celebrated 60 years combined service with a socially-distanced pint of cask ale at their Masham workplace. Brewer Kevan Procter joined T&R Theakston Ltd in 1985 aged 24, and Jonathan Manby joined the family-run firm – famed for its legendary beers including Old Peculier, Best Bitter
Trinity Leeds’ free bike store is the “wheel deal”
Leeds’ Merrion Centre welcomes taste of the Orient with two new concept restaurants
The Merrion Centre in Leeds Arena Quarter has expanded its portfolio of international restaurants with two new tenants, adding a taste of the orient to its diverse food offer. Renowned Leeds-based Chinese food retailer, Hang Sing Hong has chosen the centre as a prime location to launch its first new concept
Post-lockdown auction boom in Sheffield
A post-lockdown boom saw a Sheffield auction attract more than £3m in sales as demand outstripped supply. For the third time in a row in July, all lots were sold at the monthly online auction held by auctioneers Mark Jenkinson and Son. Sales realised £3.25m with unmodernised houses selling well. A house
Yorkshire graduate launches children’s holiday camp during final year of studies
A Psychology and Child Development graduate from Leeds Trinity University has launched a summer holiday camp for primary children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ellie O’Donoghue, 22, from Wetherby, has launched ScapeSchool, a summer holiday camp for primary school children aged four-11 while still in her final year of studies. ScapeSchool offers
Firm hails impact of job retention scheme but worst is yet to come
A firm of chartered accountants and business advisors has hailed the impact of the Government’s Job Retention Scheme in helping protect businesses - but has warned the worst is yet to come. The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) allowed companies to furlough staff and cut costs during the pandemic. As soon as