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.
25
Mar 2022
New marketing agency launches in Harrogate
New marketing agency launches in Harrogate
A new marketing agency called Next Chapter has launched in Harrogate.
Charlie Hartley, founder of creative agency Impression, set-up the company. Working alongside marketer Daniel Swepson, the agency will offer market and consumer research, strategy, digital advertising, search engine optimisation, content strategy and social media.
Mr Hartley said:
Mr Swepson said:
Chartered surveyors help Harrogate charity expand
Max Vause, of Carter Towler (left) and Tony Graham of Yorkshire Cancer Research.
Chartered surveyor Carter Towler is to help a Harrogate charity expand its network of shops.
Yorkshire Cancer Research currently has shops in Ripon, Knaresborough, Tadcaster and Northallerton. Carter Towler has been tasked to find five suitable retail units per year for the next three years.
Tony Graham, head of retail at Yorkshire Cancer Research, added:
Leeds-based Carter Towler is one of the largest independent property consultants in the north, with 55 staff.
Linley & Simpson staff fundraise for charity partners
Linley & Simpson’s Aydin Arslan, Kerry Ferguson and Greg Smallwood.
Staff at Harrogate estate agency Linley & Simpson are embarking on the National Three Peaks Challenge to raise funds for a young people’s hospice.
A dozen employees, including property manager Aydin Arslan, branch manager Kerry Ferguson and land and development consultant Greg Smallwood will bid to scale the summits of the highest mountains in England, Scotland and Wales – all within 24 hours in June.
The challenge forms the centrepiece of the company’s pledge to raise £25,000 for Martin House Children’s Hospice, at Boston Spa, as part of its 25th anniversary year.
Linley & Simpson, which has more than 20 branches across Yorkshire and The Humber, has raised more than £100,000 for the hospice since their partnership began six years ago.
0