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A NEW MEMBER FOR THE CMD TEAM C
ollect My Debt – CMD High Court Enforcement are proud to introduce a new member of our team, Faye Hemming. Faye has taken the roll of Business
Development Manager within the company and she had the following to say:
“I was
delighted when asked to join Collect My Debt Limited, the UK’s only Civil & High Court
Enforcement company operating Nationally 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. My primary role is to work with new
Faye Hemming
clients as well as our existing
client base.”
Collect My Debt want to ensure that our new as well as our existing clients equally receive a consistently high level of service across the full range of services we provide which include, but are not limited to; • Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR)
• Recovery of Service Charge & Insurance Arrears
• Former Tenant Arrears Through Pre- Legal Debt Recovery
• Disposal of Nuisance Abandoned Vehicles Left on Private Land
• Eviction of Trespassers/ Travellers with/without the need of a High Court Writ.
• Enforcement of a Writ of Control/ Possession Order Issued Through the High Court
Communication is paramount to these complex processes therefore, it is important for you to have a contact that you can speak directly to, whenever you feel the need for further information and support.
Over the coming months I will be travelling across England and Wales
THE NW TMT PROPERTY MARKET T
he North West’s Technology, Media and Telecommunications sector (TMT) has never been stronger. In this article, David Laws,
Partner at commercial property specialist, Matthews & Goodman, discusses the impact the sector is having on office design and specification, highlighting the features occupiers are placing high on their wish list. While the likes of Apple have made headlines by investing £9bn in their new “cathedral of power” Battersea power station home. David says it’s important to remember that commercial property for the TMT sector is not just a shop window, but a real workplace. Consequently, he asserts, it has to be functional just like any other office.
Looks are important, says David. For a sector that’s driven by ambitious millennials that wouldn’t dream of wearing a suit to work, the office environment has to look more like a cool bar or hotel lobby than a traditional corporate interior. Much of the region’s existing building stock provides ample scope for this, thanks to the red brick warehouses and 18th century light industrial units of Liverpool, Manchester, Preston and the towns in between. It’s not all about aesthetics, however, explains David; functionality is also critical. TMT businesses not only look different, they also operate differently. Gone are silo teams and allocated desk spaces; this is a sector where agile working really does work so power and data installations have to be flexible and accessible. TMT businesses are the perfect example of companies doing more with less space, which gives them greater negotiating power. The supply in this sector outweighs demand so occupiers can set their own terms.
David also discusses how the office space for the TMT sector must also echo the old property adage of ‘location, location, location’. Parking, he suggests, is less important for the urban millennials that power the sector than the proximity of cool bars, interesting eateries and hero companies from within the sector.
14 K THE COURTYARD, BRADFORD
eyland Developments Ltd, the property trading arm of Kelda Group and sister-company to Yorkshire Water, has sold 9,000 sq ft of offices at The Courtyard within Mid Point Business and Leisure Park in Thornbury, Bradford, to Car Care Plan to facilitate its expansion. Car Care Plan, a leading provider of motoring products, is an occupier within the Mid Point Park and has purchased units 2, 3, & 4 at The Courtyard to expand its growing business. Carter Towler acted on behalf of Keyland. The Courtyard comprises 5 self-contained open plan office units and this deal takes the scheme to full occupation. Mid Point Business and Leisure Park is located between
Leeds and Bradford with easy access to the M62, M621 and M1 motorway networks via the M606 (3 miles away) and Leeds Bradford Airport which is just 8 miles away.
REGUS PINNACLE G
lobal workspace provider Regus has opened the doors to its fifth business centre in Leeds in response to the increased demand for workspace on flexible terms from the city’s professionals.
The centre occupies the 17th and 18th floors (948 sq.m) of Pinnacle, one of the city’s most iconic buildings. It houses over 150 workstations and offers a range of flexible working options including co-working space, offices of varying sizes, Virtual Office services and meeting rooms.
Regus expects the facility to be popular with a wide range of users including local small businesses, start-ups and remote workers as well as national firms opening satellite offices and global businesses establishing a footprint in the local area. Pinnacle benefits from a central location, and is close to numerous shops, restaurants and bars.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2017
meeting face to face with directors & landlords of commercial property portfolios, property managers, decision makers and surveyors to discuss in more detail the services we can offer combined with the processes used. This will enable me to gain feedback on how we can improve our service. I will also be attending area meetings with credit control teams to answer questions about working with Collect My Debt Limited, and CMD High Court Enforcement. If you would like to arrange a meeting with me or would like to contact me for an informal chat, I can be reached on: 0800 612 5161,
or via email:
faye@cmdhce.co.uk
LinkedIn:
www.linkedin.com/in/faye- hemming-1677ba152/ Website:
www.collectmydebt.co.uk The company advert can also be found on page 5 of this magazine.
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