Business November 2009

BUSINESSTHE

ISSUE 2

NOVEMBER 2009

YOUR GUIDE TO BARNSLEY BUSINESS

IN ASSOCIATIONWITH

2 – THE BUSINESS Friday, November 13, 2009

� Servicing & MoTs

� Bodyshop Repairs

� Camper Sales

� UK & NZCamper Van Hire

ADVERTISER ’S ANNOUNCEMENT

The business at topof its gameSIX years ago David Elliott set up a

small business in Shepley convertingvans into compact camper vehicles.Since then the successful business hasbecome known as one of the UK’spremier converters of compact homes.

Set up in March 2003,Wellhouse Leisure has never dealt in budget orbargain camper vans, but instead has focused on offering quality,style and excellence in converting luxury people carriers and vansinto compact camper vehicles.

With a wealth of knowledge in the industry, David has taken thebusiness from strength to strength, seeing it progress from a smallfactory with just three members of staff, to an impressively largeshowroom, factory and workshop boasting a strong team of 16.

Currently converting around 120camper vans a year for national andinternational trading, it’s clear theShepley business is at top of its game.

“Due to the quick growth anddevelopment of the business we soonneeded new premises with a larger

factory as well as space for a showroom and workshops to meetdemand,” says David.

“We believe customers from throughout the UK and abroad pick usbecause they know we don’t cut corners and they get exactly whatthey pay for – high quality.”

The company specialise in a range of conversions on vehicles shippeddirectly from Japan, in particular Toyotas, picked to match WellhouseLeisure’s high standards in fixtures and fittings.

The first class conversions are carriedout in the company’s modern factorywhere all vehicles undergo strictquality control and a full mechanicalinspection to ensure all work iscompleted to the highest standardsbefore entering the showroom.

Over the years Wellhouse Leisure has extended its services furtherthan conversions, with the skilled workforce now offering repairs,MOTs, services, valets and bodyshop work on all makes and models ofcamper vans.Wellhouse are also in the process of opening a specialistcaravan service centre.

And a new branch of the business has set Wellhouse Leisure on theroad to further success - camper hire in the UK and New Zealand.

“When the recession hit us at the end of 2008 we looked for ways oftaking the business forward by adapting to the current climate,” saysDavid. “This led us to hire out a fleet of vans at both our branch inShepley and Christchurch, New Zealand.”

“With many people choosing toholiday in the UK instead of forking outfor trips abroad during the creditcrunch, the business really took off andwe have been given grants and awardsto support and celebrate this.

“The UK Trading Industry providedus with a grant to expand the hireside of the business to boosttourism and to reinforce this wehave been working closely withthe Yorkshire Tourism Board.

“Meanwhile, Yorkshire Forward &Business Link gave us a grantwhich enabled us to furtherdevelop the servicing side of thebusiness by getting staff Gas Safetrained.

“In addition, we recently won a first place awardin the Yorkshire Business Link’s ‘Bucking theTrend’ competition, which recognises business-es that have used forward thinking during therecession.

“We now aim to keep this forward thinkinggoing by developing the hire side of thecompany further, while following up enquiriesfrom people throughout the UK who want tobuy our vehicles to hire out.”

David believes Wellhouse Leisure’s ongoingsuccess is down to its simple philosophy – keepcustomers satisfied by providing them with abetter standard of service and value for moneythan anyone else.

We are based on the A629/A635 junction on the Sovereign Crossroads at Shepley.

Open Monday to Friday 9pm till 5pm Weekends 10pm till 4pm.

For more info Tel 01484 600416 or go to www.wellhouseleisure.com

Minister Rosie Winterton with Yorkshire Business Link’s ‘Bucking The Trend’Gold Winner, David Elliott from Wellhouse Leisure Ltd

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A COMPANY has been set up to recruit clerical,sales, personnel workers and managers.

Halo Personnel is being run by Lindsay Dalton,25, at Barnsley Business and Innovation Centre,Wilthorpe.

She said: “Companies are still wanting staff. Ihave been advised that this is the perfect time tostart a recruitment business.”

Lindsay, who lives in Barnsley town centre, hashad a spell as consultant with the co-founder IanCollins who runs Direct Garden Supplies whichmakes horticultural products.

She spent about three years with TalentRecruitment, formerly on Summer Lane, Barnsley,and had a short spell working for BenchmarkRecruitment.

Halo Personnel started trading earlier thisautumn.

Lindsay’s theright personfor the job...

By Ian Thompson

A BUSINESSWOMAN and mum is providing a double boostin Darton.

Liz Marley, 32, has set up a company selling children’sgifts, clothes and nursery furniture which gives her thetime to look after her son Harrison, two.

She has also offered others wanting to juggle workand looking after children the chance to work for herfull-time or part-time.

Liz’s firm, oopsydaisykids.co.uk, sells on the internet,at mother and toddler groups and at parties. She hasenlisted five people as party planners.

Liz, who runs the firm from her home on theWoolley Grange estate, gets products from localsuppliers and from abroad.

“Your family is your number one priority. It ismore difficult when you have had children tojuggle a career and childcare.”

The company sells all over the UK online butLiz has concentrated on local custom since shestarted trading in May. She said she expected tomake £5,000 in profits at the end of her first 12months of trading.

She grew up in Mapplewell and movedto Dewsbury when she was three.

After school, she attended DewsburyCollege where she took A levels.

She became a resortrepresentative with a tour operatorand worked her way up to being aresort manager in Spain and theCanary Islands.

After nine years, she did trainingand development from theoperator’s London offices.

She moved to Manchester andreturned to Barnsley about threeyears ago.

Her husband Tom, 30, is anoperations manager for a carauction company.

New venture providesdouble boost for mum

A BARNSLEY firm has completed adeal worth £500,000 to producemachinery for a plant in westernAustralia.

BJD Crushers Ltd was asked tocome up with six coal pulverisersfor a power station producingenergy at an aluminium smeltingplant. The machines can crush coal24 hours a day and were built forBrightwater, an engineering,construction and projectmanagement company in New

Zealand. Brightwater found outabout BJD Crushers on a website.

BJD, which has been at BarnsleyBusiness and Innovation Centre,Wilthorpe, since 2001, carried outthe design and oversaw theassembly of the machinery.

Casting, fabrication and otherwork was done by a number ofcompanies in South Yorkshire.

The deal has led to BJD tenderingfor three other coal-related projectsin Europe.

Managing director Peter Mills saidBJD, which was established in 1926,had recently done relatively littlework for the coal industry becauseof its decline.

“This has re-established ourselvesin the coal market,” he said.

Coal pulverised by the machinesat the power plant will be burnt intwo boilers.

The contract to build the powerstation is worth 500m Australiandollars.

Deal down under puts firm on map

Innovation: Lindsay Dalton.

Oopsydaisy:Businesswoman

Liz Marley.

Have you a business story totell? We’d be delighted tohear it. Please call ourbusiness editor IanThompson on 734201.


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Premium prices paid

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Telephone

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CNC Turning 3 metres in length&

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Advertiser’s announcement

WHARNCLIFFE Business Park’s latestdevelopment Longfields Court has gonefrom strength to strength during its firstyear.

The Barnsley site, run by ‘officesolutions’ firm DBH, was opened in thepresence of Dickie Bird MBE and MayorKen Sanderson in September 2008.

Its initial occupancy of 35 per cent hasincreased primarily due to a significantletting of two floors in Longfields Houseto NHS Barnsley in April.

Managing director Piers Goodhallbelieves Longfields Court’s popularity isdown to customers recognising theflexible approach in which it doesbusiness.

“Our unique facility combining grade Aoffice space, fully fitted workspace andprofessional on-site services must be theonly centre of its kind in the country,”said Goodhall.

“We are delighted with the demand wehave experienced and are very proud tobe the new headquarters of NHSBarnsley.”

In addition, Longfields Court hasrecently been selected to become an‘Enterprise Hub’ as part of theEnterprising Barnsley initiative,championed by the BarnsleyDevelopment Agency.

DBH’s centre manager Louise Rowe,says the professionally managed officeaccommodation with IT equipment forlocal businesses is a really excitingopportunity.

“Office facilities, professional meetingrooms and computers installed and readyfor use, coupled with the support of theinitiative is an extremely appealingproposition for businesses struggling towork from their home/bedrooms,” saysLouise.

“We hope our hub accommodationprovides an economical but professionalsolution for them.”

Although filling up fast, DBH does haveunit/workshop and serviced office acco -

mmodation available to suit any type ofrequirement.

With flexible terms offered to suit theoccupier, economic pricing andexceptional facilities, Longfields Courtcan not only be described as a successstory for Wharncliffe Business Park butalso for Carlton and north Barnsley.

As part of DBH’s ongoing commitmentto support the local community, it will behosting a charity car boot sale atLongfields Court on November 22 withall proceeds from the event beingdonated to Children in Need.

The event also provides an idealopportunity for people to visit theLongfields site to obtain information andappreciate the superb facilities it has tooffer.

DBH Serviced Business Centres has beenproviding serviced office accommodationand workspace for ten years and hasgenerated a considerable amount ofexperience in looking after customers in aprofessional but friendly way. DBHcurrently operates ten sites across the UK.For further information visit www.dbh-offices.com.For details about LongfieldsCourt, the Enterprising Barnsley Schemeor the Children in Need event contactLouise Rowe on 630000.

Property agents involved with the siteare Jon Swain of Mason & Partners (0151227 1008) and Chris Rowlands of ChrisRowlands & Co (791984).

Enterprise ‘hub’ offers upgreat office opportunities

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Advertiser’s Announcement

Your Local Chamber OfficeBusiness Innovation CentreWilthorpe Barnsley S75 1JLe-mail: [email protected]

Chamber phone number:0844 414 5100

Local companies MerlinSoftware and BBAD Ltdboth had cause forcelebration at the BusinessAwards held in Barnsley’ssister town of Rotherham.

Merlin Software clinched theInnovation In Business Award(sponsored by Sheffield HallamUniversity) at the ceremony, held infront of over 500 people at theMagna Centre, while BBAD took thehonours in the Environmental Awardcategory (sponsored by ASD Lightingand Rotherham United FC).

Merlin were voted number oneafter the judges were wowed by theirfully-integrated retail managementsystem. This has been introducedinto charity shops who havesubsequently increased theirrevenues by 28 per cent withoutincreasing sales.

Owen Gleadall, Sales Director atMerlin Software Ltd said: “Firstly Imust say thank you to the team whoconverted my idea, conceived on atrain journey to London, into a fullyworking system. The fact that thiswas the first of its kind in the charity

sector and that it has beenconsidered worthy of an award forinnovation is a great tribute to them.

“We constantly try to produceinnovative products and to receivethis award in recognition of that isjust fantastic!”

BBAD Ltd took the silverware afterimpressing the judges with theiroverall philosophy of environmentalresponsibility and how theycommunicate the benefits of carbonreduction to the construction industry.

Matthew Burgin, Director of BBADLtd said: “Winning such a prestigiousaward is an invaluable marketingtool in communicating ourcommitment to the reduction ofcarbon consumption within buildings.The prestige and increased profilewill aid the company’s long termstrategy to excel within this field andhelp young professionals tounderstand and adopt a greenphilosophy.

“On a personal level, it isrecognition for the time and moneyspent by the directors, who haveremained consistent to their overallmission, within a very difficult marketplace.”

The two ChamberPresidents, RichardHorner and ChrisMacCormac, describedthe Chamber'scollective vision andunified approach at itsAnnual GeneralMeeting.

Mr Horner and MrMacCormac pinpointedmembers as the Chamber’s keyfocus and stressed the need forfull member involvement throughan ‘open door policy’, as they set out their objectives fortheir terms of office.

Mr Horner said: “I am very much looking forward tobuilding on the good working relationship that ChrisMacCormac and I have already developed and, also, toworking with all our members and partners.

“We must ensure we have a strong representativevoice on behalf of our members with our partners, localand central government. We have a major influence butthis will only be taken seriously if we are totallyrepresentative of our members’ views.

“We can only achieve this through strong andvibrant working groups. The working groups will be ourkey focus and drivers over the next two years and theywill only be a success if our area council and membersare fully involved.”

Mr MacCormac added: “I look forward with greatexcitement, to the new era of oneness - one board, onecouncil and eventually one President. This oneness

extends to our member voice.“To represent our members,

we need a strong Chamberand a strong Chamber needsits members to be active andinvolved. We welcomeexisting members, oldermembers and new membersbut one thing will beparamount. All members arevalued large or small, forprofit or not for profit, public,private and the third sector.They are the wealth makers ofour towns.”

Both Mr Horner and Mr MacCormac paid tribute totheir predecessors, Tracey Lally and Rob Hannon, andalso former Chamber President John Wainwright, whostepped down as a board member at the meeting butwill retain close links with the Chamber as an AreaCouncil member.

The elections of two new Chamber Board memberswere announced, the Rotherham Vice-President JaneWaring - Partner at Waring Associates - and non-executive director Ian Carey - Chief Executive atBarnsley Hospice. The two Presidents also unveiledformer Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council ChiefExecutive Mike Cuff as the new independent ExecutiveChairman of the Chamber Board.

The meeting also saw the explanation of how theChamber’s new Area Council will operate, focusing onan enhanced role for its Policy and Sectoral Groupswhilst seeking to embrace the wider membership in allthe Chamber’s future activities.

The Chamber has teamed up with BarnsleyCollege to impart business advice andexpertise to budding entrepreneurs.

The College promoted the Young Chamber scheme attheir Freshers Fair, which was part of their induction processat the very start of the new academic year. 18 studentssigned up for Young Chamber, 16 of which have remainedfirmly engaged with the programme.

The students have chosen to work with a youngenterprise companies project to give the first year of YoungChamber real structure and the group meet every week fora working lunch.

Polly Harrow, Head of Personalised Learning at BarnsleyCollege, said: “Businesses need young people coming intothe world of work to be equipped with the appropriate skillsand abilities to have successful careers and make positiveand productive contributions to the workplace and thecommunity.

“Young Chamber provides a framework which bringstogether the Chamber of Commerce, the local businesscommunity and students from schools and colleges todevelop and take forward enterprise initiatives promotingactive business leadership and enterprise skills.

“Barnsley College is committed to supporting thedevelopment of the future workforce of local, national andglobal markets and is proud to launch the College’s firstYoung Chamber Council and increase the opportunities ofthe young people of Barnsley.”

Andrew Denniff, the Chamber’s Policy &Communications Manager, added: “The Young Chamberprogramme is now in over 250 schools and collegesnationally, we are very pleased that the College is now partof the scheme. The relationship between the College andthe Chamber is key to developing the business/enterpriseagenda in Barnsley and we look forward to a muchstronger, positive relationship over the next few years.”

For information on Young Chamber, visitwww.youngchamber.com.

Barnsley College InYoung Chamber Launch

Barnsley Duo Triumph At Business Awards

Chamber Presidents Welcome Unified Approach

Merlin Software

BBAD Ltd

Chris MacCormac and Richard Horner



Consider your optionswhen retiring

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01226 381001or email Stephen on [email protected]

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Bonfire night has passed yet again, dark nightshave drawn in and fireworks are lighting the sky. Itdoesn’t seem two minutes to me since I wasstanding around last year’s bonfire. I can’t believehow quickly the past year has gone.

The down side to this of course is that we are all a yearolder, a year nearer to our retirement. So for those ofyou who are approaching retirement, how many ofyou have considered what options are available.

Those of you who are lucky enough to be members ofa Final Salary Occupational Pension Scheme, yourpension benefits will be determined by the amount ofpensionable years service you have put in during youremployment with the company. These are known asDefined Benefits.

If you are not a member of a Defined Benefit scheme,you may be a member of an Occupational MoneyPurchase Scheme, a member of a Group PersonalPension scheme, a Stakeholder Personal Pension,

a Personal Pension or a SIPP. If so, you will have to

consider and decide which option to take when you

retire.

Currently, the most popular option is to buy a

Compulsory Annuity. You may take up to 25% of your

pension fund as tax free cash, and buy the Annuity

with the residue of the fund. The annuity provider will

take your residue pension fund and in return, provide

you with an income for life. This can be taken in

various ways. For instance, you may want to build a

spouse’s benefit into the plan, or you may choose an

income which is linked to inflation, subject to limits.

If you have more than one fund, you can amalgamate

your funds together to purchase your Annuity. Once

purchased, you cannot alter how your income is

taken. Therefore it is essential to take independent

financial advice regarding the suitability of your

Annuity purchase. Buying the Annuity offered by your

Pension provider, may not always be the best option.

Annuities are typically purchased by people who want

little future risk with their income. However, there could

be possible drawbacks. Current Annuity rates are low

compared to previous past years. In the event of

premature death, the income received may be lower

than the original fund value, however a spouse’s

benefit or a built in guarantee can help offset this risk.

An alternative to the security of an Annuity is

Unsecured Pension (USP), previously known as

Income Drawdown. This option would normally be

considered if you don’t want a guaranteed income,

and are happy to leave the residue of your pension

fund invested. This option is usually more suitable for

larger pension funds.

Due to low Annuity rates, USP has become more

popular in recent years. It still provides the option of

up to 25% of your pension fund as tax free cash, but

offers a more flexible income. In contrast to buying an

annuity, the residue of the fund remains invested,

therefore creating an element of risk with your pension

fund.

One of the benefits of USP is the flexibility of how

much income you can take. For instance, you may not

need the maximum income available. This may be

due to other sources of income, such as a part time

job or income from other pensions, or it may be for

income tax purposes. Remember that your

pensionable income is subject to tax at your highest

rate. Therefore, if your existing income is approaching

the higher rate band, you could push your annual

income into the tax band of 40% by taking too much

pension. USP provides more options in the event of

death. A surviving spouse has the option of taking a

return of fund (subject to 35% tax), continue in USP, or

buy an annuity.

As USP is more complex and riskier than buying an

annuity, it’s imperative to take independent financial

advice before considering this type of arrangement.

ADVERTISER’S ANNOUNCEMENT

company is in a questto bring tomorrow’stechnology to theman and woman onthe street.

The AIDC (AutomaticIdentification and Control)European Centre of Excellence,based in the Digital MediaCentre on County Way, is in talksabout putting a high-techmachine in the town centre.

Shoppers with a smart card willbe able to use the machine tofind out the time of the next busor train home.

It is hoped the machine will befitted on a trial basis within sixmonths.

The company, which employssix, advises businesses about thebest use of things like barcodesand smart cards.

Barcodes and similar devicescan be used for attendancerecords or tracking items inwarehouses.

AIDC has helped the Victoriaand Albert Museum in London toput high-tech tags on the backof its vast collection of paintingsand has worked with Harrods,the ‘top people’s store’ in

Kightsbridge to come up with away of keeping tabs on items asthey are moved from thewarehouse to the shop.

Other clients include AcornStairlifts and Sheffield and Leedscity councils.

Marketing director Peter Collinssaid: “The centre works across ahuge range of complextechnology which can be appliedin almost every area of business.

“In order for us to provide thebest possible advice to ourclients, we needed a partner whonot only had strong technicaland research skills butunderstood the needs ofbusiness.”

The company was establishedin 2007 in Halifax. It built up alink with the University ofHuddersfield and its campusbased in Church Street, Barnsley.This led to the move here inSeptember. Dr Barry Timmins,the university’s head of businessdevelopment, described themove as a ‘great coup’ forBarnsley.

Barnsley Council and BarnsleyDevelopment Agency supportedthe move.

Firm likes tokeep tabsAN INTERNET marketing

company has forecast a £24,000turnover at the end of its firstyear of trading.

Computer Coders at BarnsleyBusiness and Innovation Centre,Wilthorpe, has woncontracts improvinginternet search engineswith Hera Flooring, afloor preparationequipment company atPark Springs,Grimethorpe, and withthe business organisationEnterprising Barnsley. Thefirm was set up in June byMichael Greenwood whodescribed the expectedturnover figure as a‘conservative estimate’. Hesaid he had won repeatbusiness from his customers.

Mr Greenwood grew up inBrierley and attendedHemsworth High School.

After studying at Barnsley andDearne Valley colleges, hegained an informationtechnology degree atSheffield Hallam University.

He had a four-year spellin sales at the call centreVentura and spent two yearsas a freelance websitedeveloper. Computer Coders was setup under the Genesis programme whichhelps fledgling firms.

Trade is cracking forComputer Coders

On line: MichaelGreenwood.

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A MAKER and distributor ofdevices which fix power cables towalls is poised to expand.

Remora Electrical plans to growafter a move to 5,000-sq ftpremises at Shortwood BusinessPark between Birdwell andHoyland.

The firm, which supplies

products to the petrochemicalsindustry, oil refineries, powerstations, water treatment plants,mines and quarries, moved toBarnsley from Attercliffe, nearSheffield in May.

The company’s premises inSheffield were about 4,000-sq ft.

Managing director Tom DeMain said: “We decided tomove to Shortwood

because it is closeto the

motorway andeasy to get to.

“InSheffield,the premisesweredifficult

for staff and customers to reachbecause of heavy traffic.

“The new premises are easier forour customers and deliverydrivers to reach. Shortwood is aperfect location.”

Turnover of the company, whichemploys seven, is about £1.4m.

The company exports all overthe world including Europe,Dubai, Hong Kong andSingapore.

Recently, the firm signed a£97,000 deal in Dubai.

Mr De Main said: “We are notbreaking any records but weseem to be doing all right.

“Now we have moved toBarnsley the aim is to grow thecompany by expanding sales and

the market.”The company was established in

1973 on the site of what is nowPond’s Forge swimming pool nearSheffield Midland station.

It moved to Attercliffe in the1980s.

Mr De Main has worked for thecompany for about nine yearsand has been managing directorfor two years.

He grew up in Manchester andattended Stockport College.

The firm was helped by thebusiness scheme EnterprisingBarnsley and the organisationBarnsley Development Agency.

BDA spokesman ShaunHigginbottom said: “We lookforward to continuing to work

with Remora and providingcomprehensive free businesssupport through our EnterprisingBarnsley project.”

Lee Buchanan, spokesman forShortwood Business Parkdeveloper Priority Sites, said:“Shortwood has been anoutstanding success.

“It has succeeded to such anextent that we are considering athird phase of development onthis popular business park.”

Joint letting agents forShortwood are Chris Rowlandsand Co and Knight Frank.

Chris Rowlands said: “We aredelighted to welcome Remora towhat continues to be a veryattractive site for businesses.”

Move sparks growth for electrical firm

Big business:RemoraElectricalmanagingdirector TomDe Main.

Perfect location:Remora Electrical’spremises atShortwoodBusiness Park.


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