Helmsley Group

Following a successful Dragon Boat Race this weekend, we are pleased to announce that our team - the 'Coney Street Drifters' - has raised £2,200 so far for three amazing charities! Thanks to all who came to support us. Donations can still be made at 👇 yorkrotary.enthuse.com/pf/coney-stree…

After a milestone year, we’re pleased to announce that we've invested £17m across Yorkshire's property sector. There's been plenty to keep us busy, with the year ahead promising much more of the same! Read more on @yorkpress ⬇️ yorkpress.co.uk/news/23601569.…

So, behind this locked door is a vacant retail unit. Outside the BACK door is a longish stretch of overgrown garden, overlooking the Ouse. Max of @Helmsleygroup will open these doors and share the Riverside development plans on 7th Oct.

We’re pleased to announce our sponsorship of #BigTentYork23! The event will see us discuss our plans for #ConeyStreetRiverside, explaining how leading projects such as this can act as a catalyst for regeneration and renewal. Read more on @yorkpress ⬇️ yorkpress.co.uk/news/23555046.…

Thanks to Andrew Lowson and @theyorkbid for their continued support of our Coney Street Riverside vision. Writing in @yorkshirepost, Andrew argues that our plans will provide a lasting legacy and positive example for others to follow. yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/coney…

You might be aware of Coney Street's redevelopment. The @Helmsleygroup are holding an Accessibility Forum to hear the concerns of York's diverse communities. The drop-in session for accessibility queries is at the Hilton in York on 9th May. More info: social-vision.org.uk/accessibility-…

@seabrkei @StreetLifeYork @CWrightarch @VincentandBrown Hi Keith- submitted with the planning application is our sustainbilty statement: york.gov.uk/searchplanning… REF: 22/02525/FULM. The document is towards the bottom of the list KR

Our plans for #ConeyStreetRiverside are still available to view at 29-31 Coney Street. We have sought input at each stage of the project so far, and now is no exception, so make sure to come down and leave your feedback before the end of this month! coneystreetriverside.co.uk

Huge congratulations to our head of asset management, Alexia Swift-Cookson, as she joins the board of directors! Since joining us last year, Alexia has been instrumental in driving the growth of our £200m syndicated investment portfolio. Read more: yorkpress.co.uk/news/23452089.…

We are hosting a drop-in session for people with accessibility queries to have their say on our plans for Coney Street Riverside. The event is taking place from noon to 8pm at the Hilton in Tower Street, York, on Tuesday May 9. All welcome. yorkpress.co.uk/news/23415045.…

A second planning application has been submitted for #ConeyStreetRiverside! Plans include the creation of a new access route re-connecting Coney Street to the riverside, additional public realm and residential apartments. Read more on @yorkpress ⬇️ yorkpress.co.uk/news/23370737.…

From acquisitions and appointments to award wins, it’s been a busy time at Helmsley HQ… Curious to know more about what we’ve been up to over the last few months? Check out our latest Helmsley Group newsletter! Read all about it 📰⬇️ helmsley.co.uk/news/newslette…

📢 Introducing… Yorcation! 📢 Headed up by experienced head of residential lettings Michelle Bailey, Yorcation will provide a tailored service to owners of holiday lets to help them provide the best possible guest experience. Read more on @YorkPress: yorkpress.co.uk/news/23335692.…

Venue details and dates will be publicised shortly. We invite as many people to get involved as possible.

We are in the process of organising an inclusive design workshop event for ‘Coney Street Riverside’ as part of our public consultation.

@YorkDisability @flickhwilliams @theyorkbid A second access report will accompany the next phase of the scheme.

@YorkDisability @flickhwilliams @theyorkbid Absolutely. Adjustments to the scheme can be made at this stage and we will listen to any thoughts. On the planning portal (ref:22/02525/FULM) full detailed plans, along with an access report are available for any specific questions on elements of the design.

Do tell us how the person using the wheelchair in the bottom of the image (alt-text) is going to get to the top of all those steps?