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FALCONS SET to TAKE FLIGHT TAKE to SET FALCONS INSIGHT Business Property Media Technology Education Motors Arts Leisure Property Business NORTHERN ISSUE 51 NORTHERN INSIGHT - YOUR EYE ON THE REGION EYE ON YOUR INSIGHT - NORTHERN INSIGHT SEPTEMBER 2019 www.northern-insight.co.uk SEPTEMBER 2019 FALCONS SET TO TAKE FLIGHT business property media technology education motors arts leisure issue 51 Ask SB Brexit Nonsense.qxp 15/03/2019 15:15 Page 1 #AskSB What has the EU ever done for us? H 50 years of peace in Europe H 3 million jobs H Erasmus and overseas study H Lower prices in shops H A home market of 500 million H The world’s strongest animal welfare consumers rights H Cheaper flights H Rights for part-time workers H Tackling tax avoidance H Single market with no export charges or red tape H Maternity and paternity leave H Product safety standards H Stronger voice in the world H Standards in the workplace H Consumer protection H Europe-wide patent and copyright H Compensation for delayed flights protection H Investment in Arts and Culture H Free healthcare across Europe H Cleaner Air H Cleaner beaches and waterways H Paid holiday leave H Co-operation on counter-terrorism H Maximum working hours intelligence H Cheaper mobile calls H Rights to equal pay for women and men H Visa-free travel across Europe H Protection against discrimination based on gender, race, religion, age, disability H The right to work in the EU and sexual orientation H Funding for our regions H Strongest wildlife protection in the H Opportunities for young people world H Funding for start-ups H Investment and collaboration in science H 44% of our exports H European Arrest Warrant H Safer food standards H Improved standards for farm animals Are you looking to inject some common sense into your brand? Talk to us @SilverBulletPR [email protected] www.silverbulletmarketing.co.uk t: 0191 261 7422 ADVERTISING FEATURE Find your dream home in Improve Your Move Newcastle with Taylor Wimpey super savings Taylor Wimpey North East is encouraging house These incentives are currently available on selected hunters to buy new as it has a range of large plots at Brunton West which boasts a stunning four-bedroom properties at its Brunton West location, proximity to local amenities and great development, in Newcastle Great Park. schools. There really is something for everyone. The homebuilder is also sweetening the deal for “Situated just over five miles from the city centre, buyers looking for their dream home in the sought- Newcastle Great Park is one of our most sought- when you reserve with Part Exchange after area with an exceptional Summer offer, which after residential locations in the area. We’ve gone to of incentives is only available until the end of September. great lengths to incorporate the magnificent mix of to spend your way or Easymover woodland, meadowland and wide-open spaces to £10K Taylor Wimpey North East is offering £10,000 create the ideal location for residents.” buyers towards options, stamp duty or cash discount on selected new homes when using Homes at Brunton West are easier than ever to or Part Exchange or Easymover. secure thanks to Taylor Wimpey’s range of financial initiatives specifically designed for all types of For first-time buyers, renters and with those who home buyers. If you’re a first-time buyer, in rented, paid have already sold their home, the homebuilder is “Anyone interested in the homes available at % offering five per cent deposit paid on selected homes. The homebuilder is encouraging house hunters to Brunton West can view the show homes to get a or your home is already sold 5 deposit take advantage of its Part Exchange and Easymover better idea of how stunning our homes really are. Sarah Northcott, sales and marketing director schemes to secure their perfect home. for Taylor Wimpey North East, comments: “Our friendly sales team will also be on hand YOUR MOVE, YOUR WAY “We understand that one of the deciding factors Part Exchange sees Taylor Wimpey purchase a to offer their expert advice on the selection of when buying a new home can be a stressful, homeowner’s existing property as a cash buyer, financial schemes available.” IN 2019 time-consuming buying process. removing the hassle of selling on the open market and the worry associated with getting caught up As demand for the larger properties continues to “We hope these soon to be ready homes, coupled in complicated chains. be strong at the development, buyers should act At Brunton West, we can help make your dream home with our current offers, will help to alleviate some fast if they are to secure their new home with the even better. Whether you’re moving on or up the of the time and financial burdens and make the Using Easymover, Taylor Wimpey manage the current incentives. property ladder, we have an offer that can help! decision-making process that bit smoother.” selling process, liaise with estate agents and even pay their fees to ensure a hassle-free move, Besides quality and luxury aesthetics, house Homes are selling fast and we’re now over 80% sold. Brunton West is the fourth phase of homes meaning house hunters can reserve a new hunters can be assured in the build quality at the Come and visit us today. at Taylor Wimpey’s Newcastle Great Park home and be ready to move in sooner than they development, with the two-year Taylor Wimpey development and is proving just as popular as might think. warranty, as well as a 10-year NHBC ‘Buildmark’ ––––– its predecessors. warranty and insurance policy. Prices from £214,995 Sarah comments: “We know that the process of selling a property can be stressful and expensive, Sarah concludes: “Located just five miles from which is why we offer the schemes to help speed Newcastle city centre, the development is up the process and alleviate some of the worry perfect for those looking to spend less time Brunton West, Newcastle Great Park typically associated with moving. traveling to work and more time with their friends and families.” Book an appointment today 0191 4060 913 “Buyers are able to get the keys to their new taylorwimpey.co.uk #taylorwimpey home easier than first anticipated, allowing them To find out more about the Brunton West * Normal Taylor Wimpey terms and conditions apply. Images used for illustrative purposes only. Images include optional upgrades at additional cost. Prices correct at time of going to press. Offers available on more time to settle in and start this new chapter development and the homes available, please call selected plots and developments only. Part Exchange – Offer available on selected plots only. Your existing home cannot exceed 70% of the value of the new home. Please speak to a sales executive for more details of this scheme. Easymover – This offer is subject to status and is only available on selected developments and properties. It is not offered with any other promotion unless by special arrangement by us. We build the places of their lives. 0191 300 7821 or visit www.taylorwimpey.co.uk. Based on the existing home being valued by our agent and using the easymover scheme, agreed estate agents fees will be paid. Offer can be withdrawn at any time. Offer available on all 2019 plots at Taylor Wimpey Brunton West development. £10,000 of incentives can be redeemed as an Options Voucher, Stamp Duty Paid or cash discount off of the total price. you’re proud to call home ADVERTISING FEATURE Find your dream home in Improve Your Move Newcastle with Taylor Wimpey super savings Taylor Wimpey North East is encouraging house These incentives are currently available on selected hunters to buy new as it has a range of large plots at Brunton West which boasts a stunning four-bedroom properties at its Brunton West location, proximity to local amenities and great development, in Newcastle Great Park. schools. There really is something for everyone. The homebuilder is also sweetening the deal for “Situated just over five miles from the city centre, buyers looking for their dream home in the sought- Newcastle Great Park is one of our most sought- when you reserve with Part Exchange after area with an exceptional Summer offer, which after residential locations in the area. We’ve gone to of incentives is only available until the end of September. great lengths to incorporate the magnificent mix of to spend your way or Easymover woodland, meadowland and wide-open spaces to £10K Taylor Wimpey North East is offering £10,000 create the ideal location for residents.” buyers towards options, stamp duty or cash discount on selected new homes when using Homes at Brunton West are easier than ever to or Part Exchange or Easymover. secure thanks to Taylor Wimpey’s range of financial initiatives specifically designed for all types of For first-time buyers, renters and with those who home buyers. If you’re a first-time buyer, in rented, paid have already sold their home, the homebuilder is “Anyone interested in the homes available at % offering five per cent deposit paid on selected homes. The homebuilder is encouraging house hunters to Brunton West can view the show homes to get a or your home is already sold 5 deposit take advantage of its Part Exchange and Easymover better idea of how stunning our homes really are. Sarah Northcott, sales and marketing director schemes to secure their perfect home. for Taylor Wimpey North East, comments: “Our friendly sales team will also be on hand YOUR MOVE, YOUR WAY “We understand that one of the deciding factors Part Exchange sees Taylor Wimpey purchase a to offer their expert advice on the selection of when buying a new home can be a stressful, homeowner’s existing property as a cash buyer, financial schemes available.” IN 2019 time-consuming buying process.
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