Tony Rimmer, Director of Rostons Land & Property Specialists, recently received an invitation from the RPA to be part of the early trials of the new CAP Information Service (CAPIS) which is being rolled out as part of the new Basic Payment Scheme.
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New Director at Rostons Ltd
Tony Rimmer, Director of Rostons, is pleased to report that Sam Catling has recently accepted the invitation of the current Directors to become a Director of Rostons.
Sam undertook his placement year with Rostons in 2007/08 before returning to Harper Adams University at Newport to complete his studies and returned in September 2010.
BASIC PAYMENT
On 1 January 2015 the Single Payment Scheme is replaced by the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS). This will include new Greening measures which are worth 30% of the total payment. …
Good luck and farewell
Rostons team member Sam Starkey, who has been with us for three years, leaves the company in October to return to his father’s business and to work with his brother….
Location, location, location
The general dearth of good sized farms continues to impact on the land sales market in Cheshire where land continues to achieve between £8,000 and £10,000 per acre.
In many cases the figure is even higher but, as has been the case with property from time in memorial, location is the key factor.
Assess your access rights!
Demands to access land by utility companies has been an ongoing problem across Cheshire for many years and as planning permission continues to be granted for urban developments, it’s unlikely to reduce in the foreseeable future.
But beware – not all utilities companies play fair, as Tony Rimmer discovered while trying to help a client suffering at the hands of one of the country’s most prominent power suppliers.