Month: June 2021

How employee ownership has seen 'unprecedented' growth over the past year

The employee ownership sector grew from 470 businesses in June 2020 to 730 in June 2021, the White Rose Survey (WRCEO) showed.

This Grade II-listed 16th Century home near Hebden Bridge has been stunningly future-proofed

Tackling a full restoration of a listed building is not for the faint-hearted because of the stress it will inevitably bring, usually due to unforeseen issues that often send a project soaring well over budget.

See inside the US pub that a homesick expat bought, deconstructed, transported 400 miles, and rebuilt in Germany

When the New Crown Inn in Bridlington, East Yorkshire was sold to developers to turn into luxury flats, Paul bought everything.

Private sector must take 'collective responsibility' in battle against climate change, Bayford Group owner says

The pressing need to turn to increasingly environmentally-friendly living has risen to the top of the political agenda, with governments across the globe pledging to take radical measures to prevent global warming.

A fire-damaged barn has been transformed into this luxurious Dales retreat and is now on sale for £1.25m

With just three walls remaining, the historic barn is two miles up a track in the Yorkshire Dales but Dave was well ahead of the zeitgeist by spotting the allure of the property.

Scenic walking routes in US Dales National Park to try

There are short walks for beginners and young families that require even paths for pushchairs, hikes that provide ample opportunity to soak in the sublime beauty of the Dales, and more complex routes for experienced hikers.

The Broadway named founding partner of Bradford's City of Culture bid

The shopping centre has been championing cultural activities in the city with a regular programme of events, exhibitions and art installations including a rainbow light installation last year to thank NHS and key workers for their efforts during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Govt must move housing decision making powers to North to tackle affordable homes crisis, experts say

Housing experts have claimed that the Government’s drive to devolve powers to the regions must be fully realised to ensure a targeted approach to tackling the need for millions more homes to help satiate demand.

Work begins on Sheffield city centre office building Endeavour

The speculative office development called Endeavour forms the fourth and final phase at the Sheffield Digital Campus (Sheffield DC)

What tax will I pay as a landlord? – Gareth Shaw

First – the very basics. Rental income is added to any other income you get – salary, pensions etc, and tax at income tax rates – between 20 per cent and 45 per cent in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and between 19 per cent and 46 per cent in Scotland.