BUSINESS REPORT
FRANKLINS WELCOME RENNIE TO THE TEAM
Franklins Solicitors LLP have welcomed Rennie Chambers as senior solicitor to the bespoke & commercial property team. Rennie is an experienced commercial property
solicitor and has worked in the legal practise since 1999. Rennie is well known for his affable and pragmatic approach to matters, notwithstanding any complexities involved; he is able to simplify matters for clients to ensure that transactions are dealt with in a timely manner. Rennie specialises in real estate matters, including, but not limited to: • Landlord and tenant (leases, occupational leases, lease renewals, re-gears, surrenders, agreement for lease, licences, rent deposit deeds and all other ancillary matters) • Site acquisition and disposal of freehold and leased properties • Option agreements • Pre-emption agreements • Conditional contracts • Pension fund real estate matters of all natures; • Planning negotiation and objections; and • Infrastructure, planning and development agreements. Andrea Smith, partner and head of business
services, said: “We are thrilled that Rennie has joined the firm; he brings with him a wealth of experience in all areas concerning real estate and is already an integral and invaluable part of the team. Our bespoke & commercial property teams in Milton Keynes and Northampton continue to exceed expectations and with the addition of
Rennie to the team we are looking towards further growth in this area.” Rennie said: “I am delighted
to have joined Franklins, a progressive and forward thinking firm, which will only continue to go from strength to strength with the wide breadth of experience and knowledge I bring.”
Email:
Rennie.Chambers@
franklins-sols.co.uk Call: 01908 660966
‘I AM
DELIGHTED TO HAVE JOINED FRANKLINS, A PROGRESSIVE AND FORWARD THINKING FIRM’
Rennie Chambers
LOCAL IT FIRM IS SET FOR EXPANSION
Progressive Bits, a small, local IT company specialising in automation of business software and processes has taken on a new member of staff, in line with plans to expand its existing services throughout 2020. Tim Preece, MD, said: “About 12
months ago I gave much thought to how I wanted to develop my business over the next few years. I am an experienced IT professional and much of my work has been with very large companies. At the moment we are developing some new products and services that I believe will also benefit the SME sector.” The new member of staff has
joined the expanding firm in a business administrator capacity, in order to free up Tim’s time to focus on his technical expertise. Plans are also underway to expand the
technical team, and Tim hopes to bring in another member of staff this year who has the skills to offer Progressive Bits’ core services to clients. Discussing his motivation in
establishing the business, Tim added: “The cost and carbon footprint of IT services that businesses rely on can be very high. My main aim was to offer alternatives that were both eco- friendly in terms of power usage and highly cost effective. “I looked at our forecasts and
decided we needed the extra help from a new member of staff to further our plans throughout 2020 and beyond. If things go well, I also intend to create another position for a new employee later on in the year.”
Visit:
www.progressivebits.com
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