Ernest Wilson are delighted to announce that the sale of the Waggon & Horses at Oxenhope completed yesterday. Michael Grimes who has successfully run the White Lion Pub and Hotel in Hebden Bridge has taken the Waggon & Horses as a second outlet. All at Ernest Wilson wish Michael much success with his latest venture.
The Ernest Wilson advert read as follows:
PUBLIC HOUSE AND LETTING ROOMS (FREE OF TIE) in Oxenhope, West Yorkshire for Sale.
Exciting opportunity to acquire this refurbished Public House which occupies a stunning countryside position above Oxenhope on the Hebden Bridge Road. The premises are set in a generous plot and have breathtaking views across ‘Bronte Land’. This is a beautiful stone built detached property with large car park private gardens and patio to the rear. Internally comprises: large bar and snug with restaurant off set to the side. Commercial kitchen. To the first floor is the beautiful private accommodation comprising: 3 good sized bedrooms, lounge, kitchen and bathroom. Finally there is a self-contained annex with two en-suite letting rooms. This could be a spectacular country inn taking the big money. New lease and free of tie – THIS REALLY IS A SUPER OPPORTUNITY. EPC Band D.
Ernest Wilson are delighted to bring this fantastic coffee shop to the market.
CAFE & COFFEE SHOP, Halifax For Sale
A very well known and respected cafe situated on one of the areas busiest main road on the outskirts of Halifax - a very popular and desirable area with a large local community on the doorstep to compliment the massive passing trade. The business enjoys a good reputation with a large and loyal customer base. Taking £1600 weekly. The premises are offered with the security of a new lease and low overheads. This is a very good business and should be seen to be appreciated. Very well presented premises which comprise of a contemporary 28 cover cafe, counter area and commercial kitchen to the rear, eye catching frontage on a corner position.
Stock approx £500
George Osborne has delivered his seventh Budget as chancellor, the first for a majority Conservative government since November 1996. Here is a summary of his main announcements.
Personal taxation and pay
New national living wage will be introduced for all workers aged over 25, starting at £7.20 an hour from April 2016 and set to reach £9 by 2020 - giving an estimated 2.5 million people an average £5,000 rise over five years
Low Pay Commission to advise on future changes to rates
Personal allowance, at which people start paying tax, to rise to £11,000 next year. The government says the personal allowance will rise to £12,500 by 2020, so that people working 30 hours a week on the minimum wage do not pay income tax
The point at which people start paying income tax at the 40p rate to rise from £42,385 to £43,000 next year