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GATELEY PLC Gateley Plc provides legal and business advice to businesses across the UK. With offices in Nottingham and Leicester, Gateley regularly works with East Midlands businesses to provide straightforward, commercial legal advice at every stage of the business lifecycle. Whether a business is looking to grow, expand its portfolio through


acquisition, move premises, recruit, manage its intellectual property, deal with disputes and claims, raise funding or deal with people and contractual issues resulting from Brexit, Gateley provides the support that they need. Gateley is a regional business that is proud of the work it does in the


East Midlands and believes regional businesses are the bedrock of strong economic growth.


For more information, please visit www.gateleyplc.com


HIGHLANDER Highlander has been making IT uncomplicated since 1995. Its team of certified industry experts take IT challenges off your hands and apply a breadth of genuine knowledge and proven experience to create the ideal solution.


Highlander has been doing this for a long time, so knows what works


when it comes to transforming your business’ IT. It can ensure your business becomes more efficient, your people more


productive and your IT less complicated. Highlander values the importance of establishing honest, lasting relationships with you and your team. That’s why 75% of its valued customers have been with Highlander for five years or more - once in, Highlander is in for the long-haul.


For more information, please visit www.highlanderuk.com


VINE HOTELS Vine Hotels is an established hotel business with a track record of successfully operating hotels that consistently perform above the industry average. The company owns, manages, develops and consults, representing a


portfolio of hotels across a wide range of brands and locations. It understands the needs of hotel owners and can provide tailored support for your business or hotel development. The key to Vine Hotels’ success is its knowledge of and partnership with


the world’s foremost hotel brands. Above all, it brings the Owner Operator principle to all its hotels with a


clear focus on guest experience, sustainability and CSR, performed in a manner that maximises owner returns.


For more information, please visit www.mosboroughhall.co.uk


• Bespoke communication services • Confidentiality and integrity • Going above and beyond duty • Hands on approach


WALKER WOOD Walker Wood is an independent building surveying practice delivering an extensive range of professional services to commercial clients across the UK. It acts for clients, undertaking projects of varying sizes, ranging from the


provision of a single building survey or planning application to the arrangement and delivery of a bespoke package which may include design and planning through to the management of the construction process. Walker Wood’s committed team has the professional knowhow and


experience to service substantial portfolio surveys and large projects. It works for clients with office developments, industrial and warehouse buildings, residential care homes, retail property, listed buildings and developments within the green belt and conservation areas.


For more information, please visit www.wwsurveyors.co.uk business network May 2019 29


A professional independent Sign Language Agency covering Derby City and Derbyshire, supporting effective communication with Deaf, Deafblind and hard-of-hearing people.


t: 01332 369920 m: 07812 300280 e: bookings@cu-bsl.co.uk w: www.cu-bsl.co.uk


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