A portfolio of 32 luxury holiday lodges at Belton Woods Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort in Lincolnshire has been put up for sale, with offers expected in the region of £5 million. The properties, which were previously part of De Vere and are now under the QHotels Collection, are set within a freehold site of over 27.9 acres.

The lodges offer a mix of detached and semi-detached units, designed to accommodate between six and eight people. With three distinct layout configurations, each lodge is equipped with holiday home amenities and features a two-floor design that provides expansive southerly views.

The location, on the western edge of the resort, offers an ideal setting for leisure developments, and the portfolio presents significant potential for businesses seeking to enter the holiday letting market. The site is easily accessible and positioned in a picturesque area near Grantham, with transport links to major cities including Lincoln and Nottingham.

This sale presents a unique opportunity for investors and developers looking to capitalize on the growing demand in the holiday market.

J Pullan & Sons Ltd has completed three major lettings at Logistics Hub Howley Park Estate, totalling over 62,000 sq ft at Junction 28 of the M62 in Morley, Leeds. The largest of the deals sees Coptrin Limited expand from 40,000 sq ft to now occupy 55,740 sq ft across Units 1, 2 and 4 on a 10-year lease. The company, a major supplier of catering packaging and biodegradable products, have expanded into the new space for warehousing and distribution to meet increasing demand. Meanwhile, The Yorkshire Resin Company Limited, a long-standing tenant at Howley Park, who are specialists in the installation of resin driveways and car parks, has taken 6,662 sq ft at Unit 5, also on a 10-year lease. This marks a step up from their previous premises at the park, providing enhanced storage, showroom, and office facilities to support their continued growth. These lettings follow the recent occupation of an 18,940 sq ft unit by a national parcel delivery company. Bruce Strachan, property director at Pullans, said: “We’re thrilled that Coptrin and The Yorkshire Resin Company have chosen to expand their operations here at Howley Park. It’s a clear endorsement of the confidence our tenants have in the park as the ideal place to grow their businesses. “These lettings reflect the strength of our prime motorway location, the quality of the space we offer, and the support available through our in-house design and fit-out team, who work closely with occupiers to deliver solutions tailored to their evolving needs.” Alex Henderson, director of Coptrin Limited, said: “Expanding our space has been an exciting journey and working alongside J Pullan & Sons made the transition seamless. Their support and expertise allowed us to relocate smoothly, with little – if any – impact on our operations and customers. “The additional space has given us the opportunity to make lasting improvements to the way we run our day-to-day business, while also tailoring the environment to fit our needs perfectly. We’re incredibly grateful for the collaboration and look forward to all the possibilities this expansion brings!” Andrew Firth, co-founder and director of Yorkshire Resin Company, said: “The Yorkshire Resin Company is thrilled with our move into a new home at the Logistics Hub in Morley. This modern, accessible base gives us the space and facilities to support our growing team and expanding services. “We worked closely with Pullans on the design and fit-out of the unit to create a bespoke space tailored to our operational needs – an investment already having a positive impact on the business. We’re now better equipped than ever to deliver top-quality resin driveway installations across Yorkshire and look forward to building on this momentum.” CBRE and Carter Towler are joint agents for Howley Park Estate.

A new cutting-edge healthcare facility in Catterick, built by the Ministry of Defence and the NHS, will treat thousands of patients a year including the military, their families and the local civilian population in North Yorkshire and the wider area. The Catterick Integrated Care Centre (CICC) which has received approximately £110 million of funding, is a first-of-its-kind health partnership, directly employing more than 300 medical personnel from the MOD and the NHS to treat up to 1,000 people a day. Situated within Catterick Garrison, home to over 14,000 military personnel, the centre will offer a range of services, including primary care, rehabilitation, mental health support, and specialist treatments. The project aims to improve local access to healthcare, providing a variety of healthcare services in one location, and will also provide opportunities for training. Colonel Tariq Ahmad, Regional Clinical Director, Defence Primary Healthcare (North), said: “This centre is a great investment in our local community, with a bold and ambitious vision to approach care in an integrated way, working collaboratively with primary and secondary care, local authority and public health services for the benefit of our patients. It’s a coordinated approach to building better outcomes for the whole community.” Michelle Hagger, Programme Manager from NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB, added: “The concept began in 2015, and our vision is now inching ever closer to reality. This purpose-built, state-of-the-art facility will bring together a broad range of integrated and responsive health and care services under one roof, helping ensure residents across Richmondshire can access the right care, in the right place, at the right time.” Construction firm Tilbury Douglas was awarded the contract to build the CICC in 2021 by the Ministry of Defence, with over 200 people employed on the site over the lifetime of the project. Paul Ellenor, Regional Director for Yorkshire and the Northeast at Tilbury Douglas, said: “This represents a landmark investment in integrated healthcare, and Tilbury Douglas is proud to be at the forefront of its delivery. It reflects the strength of collaboration between the Ministry of Defence, the NHS, and delivery partners. “This pioneering facility will not only transform access to healthcare for both military and civilian communities, but also set a new standard for integrated service delivery. We’re proud to contribute to a project that enhances long-term wellbeing, strengthens local partnerships, and supports national priorities around Defence health and public care infrastructure.” John Weatherby, Principal Project Manager for the CICC from the Defence Infrastructure Organisation, which is part of the MOD and oversees all UK Defence land, buildings, and infrastructure, added: “We’re proud to be building this fantastic new facility, which will greatly benefit both the military and the local population in the Catterick area. “This is the first joint MOD and NHS project of this scale and is the result of a collaborative relationship between the MOD, NHS, Tilbury Douglas and other partners.” Work will now continue at pace to ensure the CICC is fully ready to start seeing patients when it opens in 2026, with staff due to begin familiarising themselves with the new facility shortly.

A new railway station in Rotherham is set to advance with a £11.35 million investment approved by the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) on June 24. This funding will allow Rotherham Council to proceed with the detailed design, land acquisition, and procurement process for the “Rotherham Gateway” station, marking a significant step in the town’s regeneration efforts.

The station will connect Rotherham to the national rail network for the first time in decades, positioned on the mainline between Sheffield and Leeds/Doncaster. The project includes two layout options, one featuring two platforms and the other four, alongside a tram-train stop to improve links with Parkgate and Sheffield.

The full scheme is projected to cost between £133 million and £167 million and forms part of broader regeneration plans, including new commercial spaces, green infrastructure, 250 new homes, and a revitalised public realm. A further £10 million from the Town Deal Programme will assist with land acquisition and planning.

Rotherham Council anticipates the station and its surrounding developments will create over 400 jobs and deliver more than £113 million in economic benefits over the next 30 years. The station is expected to open by late 2030, contingent on further approvals, with transport modelling indicating improved journey times for new passengers.