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Keeping with the theme of fireworks that are to be beautifully displayed later this week, Roger Hannah & Co is happy to announce the explosive Capital Allowances results of last month. It has been another positive month for Roger Hannah & Co. In October, we identified more than £2m of Capital Allowances, held within our…
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Roger Hannah & Co were appointed to defend a possible Terminal Dilapidations claim against and on behalf of our clients.
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Once again the October auction heralded some fine results on behalf or private and corporate clients, notably: Wellington Street, Gorton, Manchester – Guide £50,000 – £60,000 – sold for £74,000 Emlyn Street, Newport, Gwent – Guide NIL – Sold for £17,000 There are still a few unsold lots with potential post auction deals to be…
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Dilapidation Assessments – Property portfolio
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Roger Hannah and Co were re-appointed to oversee the construction of a warehouse extension.
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Roger Hannah & Co appointed to prepare a mutually agreeable schedule of condition, for engrossment into a new commercial lease, of a distribution Warehouse with associated ancillary Trade and Office accommodation
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Roger Hannah & Co appointed to prepare a Pre-Acquisition Building Condition Report on a Grade B listed, 19th Century building within the main business district of Glasgow City Centre.
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Acting on behalf of the owners of a large derelict mill building in Manchester, Roger Hannah & Co has successfully appealed its rateable value; reducing it down to £0 backdated to April 2010.
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Last week HS2 Limited issued a series of progress updates for sections of the route, principally for Phase 1 (London to Birmingham) but also for Phase 2 (Birmingham to Leeds / Manchester and beyond). Click the following link for the specific updates: In terms of progress, HS2 Limited has confirmed that they are working toward…
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New business rates legislation proposed by the Government will increase the administrative burden on small firms; these proposals contain three new measures which have been heavily criticised simply put it would appear the Government are seeking to discourage businesses from appealing their rating assessments. The proposals allow for significant changes to the appeals system and…
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