Subscribe to trusted local news
In a time of both misinformation and too much information, quality journalism is more crucial than ever. By subscribing, you can help us get the story right.
- Subscription costs less than £1 a week with an annual plan.
Already a subscriber? Log in here.
24
Jan 2023
Business Breakfast: Harrogate's Windsor House opens pilates studio for tenants
The Stray Ferret Business Awards will be held on March 9 at the Pavilions of Harrogate. The event will be a celebratory night with prize draw and afterparty. Richard Flinton, the chief executive of the new North Yorkshire Council is the guest speaker. Early bird ticket prices are available until February 9 and available to buy here. Bring your team, network and have fun.
Harrogate’s Windsor House has opened a dedicated yoga and pilates studio for tenants.
Towards the end of last year, Boultbee Brookes – owners of the former Grand Hotel which is now home to more than 115 businesses – trialled lunchtime yoga classes..
As a result, the company has now created a dedicated yoga and Pilates studio, where two instructors are offering morning, lunchtime and evening classes, four times a week to its tenants.
Karen Winspear, Boultbee Brooks’ building manager for Windsor House, said:
Further information about Windsor House can be found at its website here.
New Harrogate business group launched to support women
Pictured from left are Carol Beeley and Sarah Shaw from LWL Harrogate and Jan Moxham of Lilypad Restaurant.
A new business group has been launched in Harrogate aimed at offering professional support and friendship to women working in the area.
Part of the nationwide Ladies Who Latte (LWL) network, the group is free to attend and open to all women who are in employment, own a business or are starting a business.
The group will meet at Lilypad restaurant on King's Road between 9.30am and 11.30am on the second Wednesday of every month, with the first event on February 8.
It is being led by Carol Beeley, director of On The Spot Accountants, and Sarah Shaw, a European strategy consultant with WEConnect International.
Ms Shaw said:
LWL is for women who want to build a professional, local support network and feel part of a business community. It offers them the opportunity to promote themselves while sharing their knowledge and passion with others, gaining inspiration and confidence to drive their ambitions and business forward.
For more information on Ladies Who Latte, visit the group’s website here.
Read More:
- Business breakfast: Finalists revealed for first Stray Ferret Business Awards
- Major event signs up for five more years in Harrogate
0