New Board members appointed at Manningham Housing Association
Manningham Housing Association (MHA) has made three Board appointments.
Rupert Pometsey becomes Vice Chair with Alice Kinder (pictured) and John Knox joining the Bradford-based organisation as new Board members.
They replace Abdul Ravat, Vicky Szulist and Haroon Rashid who have stepped down after many years of collective service.
Rupert is
Is Hull a new Northern gem for property investment?
Property investment is a complex game, particularly for those with tight investment budgets. In a climate of rising costs, it is more important than ever to find the best possible deal as a landlord; Hull could well be the secret to success, emerging as a new northern gem for investment.
Yorkshire Digital Agency Bronco unveils new brand identity
Yorkshire born and bred digital agency Bronco has launched a new brand identity to reflect the changing face of the digital world in line with their 20th birthday.
Life after lockdown has revealed a new face for the digital industry that is more challenging and saturated. The Ripon based digital
Work begins on £28m homes development in Catterick
Avant Homes North East has started construction on a 10-acre site in Catterick, Richmondshire to deliver 135 new-build homes with a gross development value (GDV) of around £28m.
Located just four miles from Richmond town centre the development will comprise a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes and feature
New development site opportunity at the gateway to Leeds
A new plot of land at the heart of one of the most exciting sustainable regeneration schemes in Europe has come to the market.
Meadow Lane in Leeds, which sits at a key historic gateway to the city centre, and forms a vital piece of the new multi-million pound city
Leeds Gliterary Lunch with Jodie Chapman & Rebecca Wait
Gliterary Lunches first launched in 2006. Sisters, Sibh & Beth wanted to bring together their favourite things and share them with like-minded people.
Always keen readers, both joined book clubs when their children were small. They quickly realised that not only were these gatherings great fun, they opened the door to
Historic Sunny Bank Mills hosts two new major events
Sunny Bank Mills is reopening the doors of its iconic 1912 Mill over the weekend of April 1-2 for the second instalment of Printed Bound, the annual Artists’ Book and Print Fair, and then for the new Threads Textile Festival over the weekend of May 12-14.
Printed Bound, which enjoyed