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| Greenhalgh Chartered Accountants and business advisors provide advice to owner-managed businesses across the Midlands from our offices in Nottingham, Burton on Trent and Uttoxeter. Using the skills of our specialist teams of business advisory, taxation, audit and corporate finance professionals we are committed to offering the most constructive, relevant and high quality advice to all of our clients. |
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Greenhalgh Corporate Finance Lead Healthcare Deal
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Greenhalgh Corporate Finance has acted as lead advisor to the Rushcliffe Care Group in the acquisition of a specialist children's care and development provider based in the south of England.
Led by Director Colin Peacock, Greenhalgh Corporate Finance structured, negotiated and led the deal which saw the Loughborough based care provider acquire The Boulters Limited for an undisclosed sum. Lichfield solicitors Keelys provided legal advice and Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets provided the funding for the project. |
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Commenting on the deal, Colin Peacock said, “The Boulters will be an excellent addition to the Rushcliffe Group, and I am delighted that the business and its staff will be able to benefit from the opportunities which the acquisition brings going forward. The deal has been a real joint effort between the Greenhalgh team and Keelys who also advised the Group”. [More]
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Care home operators must work together to reduce the impact of public spending cuts on their businesses, as Local Authorities and Primary Care Trusts look to make savings by reducing the fees they pay to private care home operators.
That is the advice from Greenhalgh Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors' Director and healthcare specialist Colin Peacock [More ...] |
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Greenhalgh Dazzlers "Sparkle and Shine" at Charity Walk
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Gareth's Marathon Effort For BHF | |
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A Greenhalgh team have raised over £1,100 for Nottinghamshire Hospice after taking part in their 10 km Moonlight Memory Walk.
They joined over 400 other fundraisers at the event and as you can see from the photographs, the 'Greenhalgh Dazzlers' fully embraced the theme of 'sparkle and shine'. The Dazzlers would like to thank everybody who sponsored them. However it is not too late to show your support. If you would like to make a donation please visit Just Giving. |
Greenhalgh Manager Gareth Cook is aiming to raise £500 for the British Heart Foundation by taking part in the Exmoor Mountain Bike Marathon on 11 September 2010.
Covering the 100 km course means that Gareth will be spending over 10 hours on his bike.
If you would like to support Gareth please visit his Just Giving page. |
