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BUSINESS NEWS Busy times for Broadlands
Broadlands Commercial Property Agents have been very active over the last few months and owner Shane Raggett reports on some major sales and lettings undertaken within Tunbridge Wells. There is now a distinct shortage of good quality business space but more particularly office space within the town, which is very frustrating as there are a number of local companies looking to expand and also new companies wanting to come to the historic spa town. Acting on behalf of Hermes Investments, Broadlands have let third- floor offices of 5,700sq ft at The Great Hall on Mount Pleasant Road (top right) to European Insurance Services Ltd, who have relocated from Calverley House which has been sold under PDR (Permitted Development Rights). Another landmark building within the
town is Oakhurst House on Mount Ephraim (below right). On behalf of the owners BlackRock Broadlands have let 2,000sq ft of open-plan space to Crimson Tide MPRO Ltd, who have relocated from another building within the town, which is being converted to residential use under PDR. Broadlands have sold Vale House in
Clarence Road, a 20,000sq ft office block let until March 2018 and producing a current income of £230,000pax. Development proposals are currently being drawn up for the future use of the property. Also on behalf of private clients
Broadlands have let a 6,000sq ft business unit on North Farm Road to Tunbridge Wells Hyundai Ltd.
• Broadlands Commercial Property Agents Ltd, 52 High Street, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1XF, call 01892 512422 or visit
www.broadlands.co.uk
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Cripps Director of Innovation becomes Law Society Vice-President
Christina Blacklaws of local law firm Cripps has been appointed Vice- President of the Law Society of England and Wales and will become its President in July next year.
Tennis challenge for local firms
Tunbridge Wells-based Durlings Chartered Surveyors and Commercial Property Agents hosted more than 40 guests for its annual doubles tennis tournament, held at the Tunbridge Wells Lawn Tennis Club where teams were drawn from among local firms Wells Associates, Knight Frank and Durlings. Matthew Sankey prepared a paella lunch,
and the tournament ended with a single set final with Paddy Treacy and Dan Aldred taking the honours over Rupert Farrant and Aynsley Evoli.
Her main focus is to support the President to deliver the key priorities for the society and the profession, in this crucial time of significant change and challenge. The role will also involve a range of activities from large-scale public speaking and media work to engagement with the highest echelons of government and international bodies on behalf of the Law Society. Oxford-educated Christina is
Director of Innovation at Cripps and is responsible for taking forward new strategies and developments, with the primary focus being on improving the delivery of client service. • Visit
www.cripps.co.uk
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