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    Last Updated: 22/04/2024
    Harrogate
    Harrogate

    Business Breakfast: New managing partner announced at law firm after 30 years

    by Lauren Ryan

    | 22 Apr, 2024
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    Simon Stell (left) and Ragan Montgomery

    LCF Law has announced that managing partner Simon Stell, who has led the firm for almost 30 years, is to step down from the role.

    The firm has announced that partner and disputes specialist Ragan Montgomery will take the position.

    Mr Stell joined LCF Law in 1995, when it was known as Last Cawthra Feather before becoming LCF Law in 2014. He will continue to work with Ms Montgomery to assist with the handover. He will continue with the firm, acting as a mentor.

    In her new role, Ms Montgomery will be responsible for overseeing LCF Law’s operations and leading the firm’s client service, growth and development strategies. She has worked at LCF Law since 2003 and is currently operational head of the firm’s Dispute Resolution department.

    Ms Montgomery said:

     “After joining the firm 21 years ago as an assistant solicitor, to be appointed managing partner is a huge honour and it’s a challenge that I’m really looking forward to as we strive to build on our enviable reputation in Yorkshire and beyond.


    Mr Stell said:

    “Over the many years that I have been with LCF Law, there have been lots of changes, but we have always had a firm eye on the future.
    "One thing we were certain about was that law would still be a people business and we’ve worked hard to build a great team. I’m proud to remain a part of it in my new role. I very much look forward to supporting Ragan and continuing to be a dedicated contributor to LCF Law’s ongoing success."


    Toy shop opens in Boroughbridge

    Coco & Bear Boroughbridge



    Coco & Bear, a new toy shop in Boroughbridge has officially opened.

    The store sells eco-friendly gifts and sensory items in the former Clairemarie fashion store on Horsefair. The shop is open Wednesday to Saturday from 10-4pm.

    Store founder and owner Alyss Jones said:

    “I am very excited to have officially opened the doors to my toy shop Coco & Bear. Boroughbridge is a beautiful town, and we are very proud to be a part of such a friendly community. The local support has been amazing. We would love anyone who is passing to pop in and say hello.”


    Coco & Bear interior



    Creative and digital agency appoint new marketing manager

    Josh Dodd, Show & Tell marketing manager.



    Yorkshire branding, creative and digital agency, Show + Tell, has announced Josh Dodd as the agency’s marketing manager.

    Mr Dodd will be responsible for Show + Tell’s marketing and content strategies, brand development and tactical campaigns.

    Previously Mr Dodd was commercial marketing coordinator at CMS Distribution, a supplier of business and consumer technologies.

    Charlie Hartley, founder and CEO of Show + Tell said:

    "We are thrilled to welcome Josh to the Show + Tell team. His impressive background in B2B marketing and his passion for creativity and innovation make him the perfect fit for this role. It’s a significant hire for us as an agency, and we are confident that Josh will make significant contributions to our marketing efforts and help us achieve our goals for growth and success."


    Mr Dodd said:

    "I am thrilled to join the talented team at Show + Tell. The agency's commitment to creativity, innovation and excellence aligns perfectly with my own values and aspirations, and it’s exciting to be part of an organisation that has just received two industry awards for the Best B2B Website. I’m looking forward to driving impactful marketing initiatives that contribute to the continued success and growth of Show + Tell."


    Harrogate accountants expand firm


    Graham and Liz from Wild & Co Chartered Accountants 



    Wild & Co Chartered Accountants has expanded its office space in Windsor House over the past two years and doubled the size of its team.

    Liz Wild founded the firm in 2009 and now the company has 7 staff and looks after clients in Harrogate, Leeds, Huddersfield, Bradford, Halifax and South Yorkshire.

    Ms Wild said:

    “We set out to fill a gap for businesses that are looking for a proactive accountancy partner to work with them throughout the year and give them greater visibility over their business numbers.Last year we introduced a Growth Hub for clients with a programme of workshops, webinars and news bulletins to support business growth and we regularly share knowledge about new apps and software that streamline management information."
    "Even though digital accountancy is more widespread now than it was when we started out 15 years ago, we are still one of the few firms embracing all the possibilities it offers and keeping clients fully up-to-date on how technology can move them forward. As we continue to expand our own business, we are looking forward to helping our clients to grow theirs too and to enjoy doing so."


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