The possible shelving of the Trinity Walk scheme in Wakefield mirrors much of the retail scene in Yorkshire. By Nadia Elghamry Two words in the business lexiconwill make Yorkshire property agents wince more than any others: retail regeneration.
Nadia Elghamry | 12/05/2007 | 09:00
The Leeds office market is in limbo – and that is putting it kindly. Last year was, at best, quiet, with Donaldsons figures showing just 453,000 sq ft of space signed for.
Nadia Elghamry | 12/05/2007 | 09:00
It has been a wearing few months for Peter Callaghan. Not only has the development director of Grantside bought one of the most high-profile sites in York, focusing the full glare of the public’s attention onto his actions, but he has also submitted one of the largest planning applications in the city’s history.
Antony Adshead | 05/05/2005 | 14:30
Yorkshire-based developer Oakgate has secured planning consent for a new residential development in Leeds’ East Bank area. The 195,000 sq ft Flax Place development will contain 194 apartments, a ground-floor retail unit and 157 car-parking spaces.
Helen Smith | 10/02/2004 | 16:00
Transport secretary Alistair Darling has ordered Leeds council and West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (Metro) to cut the cost of Leeds’ £500m Supertram project.
Roger Pearson | 14/10/2002 | 17:20
Hull City Council have been ordered to pay £150,000 into court within three weeks as one of the conditions of setting aside a judgment against them over bills for building work on the green space network project.
Manufacturers across the UK believe the worst of the recession is now behind them, research out today showed. According to the latest CBI/Business Strategies quarterly Regional Trends Survey, business confidence in most areas has risen for the first time in more than two years.
Roger Pearson | 11/06/2001 | 14:30
A dispute over the sale of 45 acres of former mining land at Waverley, South Yorkshire, has moved to the High Court.
Roger Pearson | 05/01/2001 | 16:25
A relocation company in Basingstoke which has allegedly failed to hand over the sale proceeds of properties is being sued for damages by English Welsh and Scottish Railway (EWSR).
Roger Pearson | 14/11/2000 | 09:45
The Humber Bridge is at the centre of a legal dispute now under way at London’s High Court. British Telecommunications plc (BT) is suing Humber Bridge Board in a row that began back in 1994 over access to the bridge.
