Business

Forge New Homes has appointed Chapeltown-based agent Crucible Homes to market its Waverley Green development. Waverley Green will feature a collection of 32 fully electric, two- and three-bedroom terraced homes at Olive Lane, each designed with sustainability in mind through the innovative use of electric energy supplies. Located at the

“I have mixed feelings about this Budget. On the one hand, Labour has stuck to its commitment to reforming the stifling planning laws and to building 1.5 million new homes, underlining its support of small and medium-sized residential building companies. That is very good news and will go some

Accountancy and advisory firm BDO has opened applications for 34 new trainee positions in its Leeds office as it continues to invest in its early in career programmes. The 2025 trainee cohort will join the firm’s 8,000-strong workforce across its Audit, Tax, Deals, Consulting, Risk and Outsourcing teams.

A Rotherham-based garage is charging up its future growth and expansion plans by offering additional support to electric car owners. Treeton Auto Services has become one of the first independently owned garages in Yorkshire to provide specialist maintenance and repair services for electric vehicles, a move which has been made

Bradford Business Improvement District (BID) is continuing to strengthen its approach to reducing business crime and related anti-social behaviour in the city centre by joining forces with the long-established City Centre Beat (CCB), which represents the nationally accredited city centre Business Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP). This collaboration builds on the

“I have mixed feelings about this Budget. One the one hand, Labour has stuck to its commitment to reforming the stifling planning laws and to building 1.5 million new homes. That is very good news and will go some way to resolving the housing crisis in this country. On

“It is deeply frustrating that the NFU, which is an excellent organisation, has so little influence on Government policy. It must be tempting for their President Tom Bradshaw to park a tank outside 11 Downing Street and force the Chancellor to listen to the concerns of the under-funded rural community.