Developers Opus North and Rougemont have submitted outline planning permission for Dalton 49 Thirsk, a new 43-acre logistics park, to Hambleton District Council. Formerly part of RAF Dalton, the site is capable of delivering around 650,000 sq ft of much needed employment space. Situated next to the existing Dalton Airfield Industrial, Estate the proposed
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Contractors appointed for Hambleton Crematorium development
Contractors have been appointed for the construction of Hambleton’s state-of-the-art crematorium. Experienced contractor, Willmott Dixon, will begin work on the site on the outskirts of Thirsk in the first week of November. The multi-million-pound Hambleton District Council project will feature a revolutionary electric cremator to reduce emissions and therefore the area’s carbon
Richmondshire businesses asked to showcases their products and services
Richmondshire businesses are being urged to sign up to a scheme that showcases their products and services. The new Supply Chain Network, supported by the European Regional Development Fund and Richmondshire District Council, aims to raise the aspirations of small and medium sized businesses by helping them identify supply chain opportunities. The
Hambleton pays out millions to support businesses in need
Hambleton District Council (HDC) is now paying out thousands of business grants in response to the Covid-19 crisis, with more than £11 million pounds worth paid out so far. From Wednesday, March 25, businesses across Hambleton have been able to apply for the grants designed to help and support them during
Yorkshire Defender specialist expands into the heart of British motoring country
Twisted Automotive’s new boutique showroom at Silverstone has now opened its doors, with all necessary precautions in place in light of ongoing concerns about the spread of coronavirus. The 2,000 sq ft facility will offer customers in London and the south of England the opportunity to test drive, specify and order
Four years after end of Defender production, Twisted unveils four exciting developments
Four years to the day since JLR ceased production of the classic Land Rover Defender on January 29 2016, Twisted Automotive has made four major announcements that highlight continuing interest in the iconic vehicle. To meet the needs of customers in the south of England, Twisted is adding to its North
Resimac’s tenth year in business ends on a high
A specialist coatings manufacturer has finished its tenth year in business on a high. The firm, which exports its industry-leading products to more than 50 countries worldwide, has seen its turnover increase by 15 per cent as well as growing its customer base by almost a fifth. Started by Matthew McDonnell in
Launch of new Defender sparks further interest in Twisted Classic
The release of the new 2020 Land Rover Defender has sparked a spike in interest in the Twisted Automotive range. Since JLR unveiled the new model at Goodwood Festival of Speed in July, Twisted has seen a marked interest in enquiries for its re-engineered classic Defender. The North Yorkshire based Defender specialist
Hambleton Councikl says new regulations are keeping tenants warm
Tenants living in some of the coldest homes in England and Wales are starting to benefit from regulations requiring landlords to install energy efficiency measures. New energy efficiency regulations came into force last year (April 2018) stopping landlords renting out properties with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of F or
Twisted Automotive expands with six new roles created
Twisted Automotive has welcomed six more new faces to the team, as the Thirsk-based Land Rover Defender specialist continues to expand. Joining the team at Sussex Court are Twisted North America director Tom Maxwell, senior technician Ryan Dimery-Seek, accounts assistant Melissa Bourne, parts assistant Dan Orchard, workshop manager Stephen Boumphrey and