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MMA And Big Brothers, Big Sisters Celebrate Match Program - Vimarsana News

MMA And Big Brothers, Big Sisters Celebrate Match Program

More than two dozen Big and Little matches gathered at Massachusetts Maritime Academy last week for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cape Cod & the Islands’ End of the

Former LGA chief takes up executive director role - Vimarsana News

Former LGA chief takes up executive director role

Mark Lloyd, the former chief executive of the Local Government Association (LGA), will join a consultancy an executive director. Mr Lloyd left the LGA

Leeds BS cuts rates on FTB and shared ownership products  – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Leeds BS cuts rates on FTB and shared ownership products  – Mortgage Strategy

Leeds Building Society will cut rates on two selected high loan-to-value products aimed at first-time buyers from tomorrow (8 December).  The mutual says its reductions come within its mainstream mortgage and shared ownership ranges.  They cover two-year fixes at 95% LTV at 6.08%, with no fee, with £500 cashback

Syracuse 81, Cornell 70: Orange survive late rally from Big Red - Vimarsana News

Syracuse 81, Cornell 70: Orange survive late rally from Big Red

Foul trouble and turnovers plagued Syracuse as a late rally by Cornell gave the Orange a scare. Still, Syracuse was able to close out with a win.

Leeds Building Society improves 75% and 80% LTV rates  – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Leeds Building Society improves 75% and 80% LTV rates  – Mortgage Strategy

Leeds Building Society has improved rates on residential  75% LTV and 80% LTV loans.   The mutual now offers two-year fixed-rate mortgages at 75% LTV at 5.23%, with a £999 fee and two-year fixed-rate loans at 80% LTV at 5.60%, with a £999 fee.   The move comes after the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee