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COLBURN
5 & 6 BAILEY COURT
COLBURN BUSINESS PARK
RICHMOND
NORTH YORKSHIRE
DL9 4QL
Estate Agency Offices are located in
BOROUGHBRIDGE & RICHMOND
Residential Management Team
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Director
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jtb@gscgrays.co.uk
07538 756833
James has worked as a farming and sporting estate manager in North Yorkshire for the last 17 years, following several years practising as a farm business consultant in the county.
His background also includes agricultural banking and finance, and national-level advisory work. James’ particular areas of interest have been with sheep, red deer, arable and sporting as well as having been heavily involved in several diversification projects including biomass production and direct farm-to-consumer sales.
James’ role includes business reviews, enterprise budgeting and monitoring, BPS and grant applications, as well as core farm management advice.
Farming is in my blood, and although I’m no longer at the coal face, I am acutely aware of the challenges that farming and rural communities are currently facing. My goal is to help farm and rural enterprises build a strong and resilient core business to ensure that they can continue profitably and sustainably for generations to come.
Getting to know James
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Sector
GSC Grays are specialists in land, farming and property management. Our teams don’t just employ the knowledge and skills that they have learnt in their professional careers, they draw on lifelong experiences and a passion for the sectors that they live and work in.
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Our Boroughbridge Office
15-17 High Street
Boroughbridge
North Yorkshire
YO51 9AW

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