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Are you a .NET Developer looking for a role where you can make a real impact, work with global clients, and enjoy genuine work-life balance? Im hiring for an established software house based in York, delivering specialist
We are seeking an exceptional Head of Energy Markets to build and lead our energy commercial strategy at the intersection of renewable power, battery storage, and hyperscale data centre infrastructure. This is a pivotal, high-impact role
I’m currently working with a highly regarded regional law firm to recruit a Commercial Property Lawyer to join its growing team based in York. This is an excellent opportunity to handle a high-quality and varied caseload
Senior Commercial Property Solicitor/Partner York | £60,000-75,000 | Hybrid and Flexible Working Options Are you an experienced Commercial Property Solicitor looking for a senior position where you can have a genuine influence on the future growth
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I’m currently working with a highly regarded regional law firm to recruit a Commercial Property Lawyer to join its growing team based inYork. This is an excellent opportunity to handle a high-quality and varied caseload while
A regional law firm in York is recruiting a Commercial Property Lawyer to join its growing team, handling a broad range of property matters for landowners, developers, commercial investors and agricultural clients. You’ll work closely with the
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