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NEW MIDL ANDS RACECOURSE GETS READY TO OPEN ITS GATES
One of the UK’s most exciting new point-to-point venues is set to open its gates to horses, trainers, jockeys and the public. The inaugural meeting of Shelfield Park Races near Alcester, Warwickshire is set to take place on Saturday 21st March and there is great excitement building around the event which is being organised by The Croome and West Warwickshire Hunt.
The course itself, a sweeping track set over a slope which promises outstanding viewing for racegoers, is the brainchild of landowner and Chairman of the fixture Patty Allen. “We've enjoyed a wealth of support from local farmers, landowners and businesses, and there is a real sense of wanting to come together and create a success of this new venue which is hugely encouraging and rewarding,” she said. Clerk of the course, Nick Pearce, a rider and trainer himself, is anticipating the venue will become an established fixture on the racing calendar for years to come and is looking forward to bringing the dream alive when they open the gates for the first time in March.
Tickets, including early bird discounts are available from
www.shelfieldpark.co.uk
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FINE & COUNTRY LEAMINGTON SPA WINS PROPERTY PRESENTATION AWARD
Fine & Country Leamington Spa were commended for Property Presentation Award for the third consecutive year at the Fine & Country Conference and awards ceremony, which was held at QE11 Centre in Westminster, London on 13 February 2020.
The awards were presented after a full day at the Fine & Country annual conference, where new strategies were revealed to keep the brand at the cutting edge. Delegates also heard from keynote speakers such as Lord Sebastian Coe, and industry experts. Fine & Country Leamington Spa was proud to be chosen to receive the Property Presentation Award, which was collected by Jonathan Handford, Laura Handford, Nicola Moore, Mark Griffiths & Sophie Naismith-White on stage.
“We are elated to be recognised for our hard work and dedication over the past year. This award is a culmination of our efforts throughout the last 12 months and a symbol of our commitment to excellence within the property industry,” said Jonathan Handford, Director of Fine & Country Leamington Spa.
David Lindley, CEO of Fine & Country, said: “The annual Fine & Country Conference and Awards is a much-anticipated fixture on our calendar, and it is a great opportunity for us to get together as a brand and celebrate the remarkable achievements of those who have excelled within our network. Despite the challenging circumstances surrounding the property market over the past while, many Fine & Country offices have performed exceptionally and we are too happy to acknowledge and reward their efforts. Congratulations to all the award recipients.”
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Their sophisticated marketing technologies and experienced team of knowledgeable agents in the Leamington Spa, Warwick & Kenilworth office combine to deliver an outstanding estate agency experience. In 2015 Fine & Country Warwickshire agreed sales on £95,816,710 of local property.
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