Tag: Leeds
BLACKS SOLICITORS: The Price Of Free Services
The recent judgment by the Court of Appeal in the case of Lejonvarn v Burgess & Another should act as a salutary reminder to...
Tantalising the tastebuds: Yasin Catering Ltd wins industry accolades and goes...
There’s nothing more powerful in business than when family joins forces, and for one Leeds-based business this has seen industry accolades as well as...
Syrian refugees in Leeds speak to Asian Express out about experiences...
The horrors of Aleppo
There’s no shortage of widespread media coverage of the Syrian refugee crisis with haunting tales of despair, desperation and destruction.
We’ve heard...
BLACKS SOLICITORS: Adjournment of Hearings on Medical Grounds
The recent case of Dove v London Borough of Havering highlights what evidence the Court requires if a trial or hearing is to be...
Leeds-based start-up launches UK mobile phone
A Leeds-based technology firm has launched an innovative mobile app which reveals the cheapest mobile phone contracts available to the consumer.
Entrepreneur and Technology consultant,...
Female-led organisations identify priorities for women
Over 70 women from across Leeds, from all walks of life, came together to identify the priorities to make Leeds the best city for...
BLACKS SOLICITORS: Failing to Make It Over the Finishing Line
Part 36 is a provision in the Civil Procedure Rules that creates a certain type of settlement offer which can carry significant costs and/or...
BLACKS SOLICITORS: What Does “Reasonable Endeavours” Mean?
The words “reasonable endeavours” or “best endeavours” can sometimes be found in contracts but what do they actually mean?
The High Court was recently...
Adnan Sami enthralls Yorkshire audience
The much-anticipated return of Adnan Sami back onto the UK concert scene didn’t disappoint, with shows selling out across Leicester, Leeds and Wembley.
At the...
BLACKS SOLICITORS: Once more into the Hedge
The saga of the mis-selling by the banks of Interest Rate Hedging Products (“IRHP”), commonly known as Interest Rate Swaps, rumbles on.
It was...
The riveting Mohammad Siddique invited PIA cockpit
Mohammad Siddique of Leeds, a charismatic and hugely patriotic 80-year-old gentlemen recently got an invitation that would make most go green with envy.
A local...
COMPETITION: WIN TWO TICKETS FOR THE #AdnanSami CONCERT IN #Leeds THIS...
To enter the competition to win a pair of tickets to see #AdnanSami Live in concert at #LeedsFirstDirectArena this Saturday 18th March, you need...
Platinum Car Hire: Leeds businessman turns passion into profit
Platinum Car Hire expands fleet to include some of UK’s most exclusive luxury brands
A qualified builder from Leeds who’s been in the trade for...
Back and better than ever: Sheesh Mahal reopens after 14-months following...
A popular Leeds restaurant has finally reopened, fourteen long months after being destroyed by flooding.
The Sheesh Mahal in Kirkstall Road restaurant was open and...
BLACKS SOLICITORS: Your Home May Not Be Your Castle
The law of property ownership can be a study in contradictions. On the one hand, almost everyone will rent or buy property in some...
Arch Beauty expands salon services
When the ladies are looking for a beautician, they want one who’s been in the industry with a solid few years under her belt,...
Empire “Scoop” building: Ice Scoop opens as the “jewel in the...
In a major transformation in the heart of Roundhay, and after much-anticipation, a mammoth new eye-dazzling, taste-bud popping eatery has finally opened giving a...
“Goodbye Iffy”: Tributes pour in for kind-hearted 16-year-old stabbing victim
Thousands turned out for the funeral of “kind-hearted” Leeds teenager, Irfan Wahid, who was stabbed to death last week.
Members of the Asian community in...
Shortage of Urdu interpreters in public sector addressed
The International School of Linguists (ISL), with headquarters in Leeds, has launched a new qualification that will help to address the national shortage of...
