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Mike Fry U17 Cup Semi Final: Narberth U17s smash Aber
NARBERTH RFC continue to fight for trophies as the U17 side made it to the Mike Fry Cup final.
Source: westerntelegraph.co.uk
Ascot Road homes in Watford are a build-to-rent development
Every home at a major development being built in Watford will only be available to be rented with the developer intending to bring some of its…
Source: watfordobserver.co.uk
Cortland and Madison International Realty Close on 50-Storey Build-to-Rent Apartment Tower Development in Manchester City Centre
ATLANTA, GA - Cortland, a multifamily real estate investment, development, and management company, together with Madison International Realty as funding partner, announced a deal to buy a 50-storey tower Build-to-Rent (“BTR”) property currently under development in Salford (Manchester City Centre), UK from Renaker. Contracts were exchanged on 1 December on the tower, which is part of the Greengate “Colliers Yard” Masterplan. Cortland at Colliers Yard will offer 559...
Source: multifamilybiz.com
Narberth and Whitland Rotary raise over £3,500 this year, despite pandemic
|Narberth and Whitland Rotary were helped tp make the draw at Narberth RFC by Ysgol y Preseli students Olly Hough and Owain Holgate. Picture: Powerpix Photography NARBERTH and Whitland Rotary have helped bring some seasonal cheer to local charities. Their Santa Run raffle – staged instead of the Narberth Santa Run, cancelled because of the Covid-19 pandemic – raised the magnificent sum of £744 which is being shared between Narberth Foodbank, Patch (Pembrokeshire Action To Combat Hardship) and Rotary charities. There were great prizes up for grabs, with the first prize of £50, dona...
Source: westerntelegraph.co.uk