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Leader Live
01-06-2025
- Business
- Leader Live
From Queensferry to Pentre for Henry R Davis & Co
Henry R Davis & Co, a provider of accountancy and tax advice, has announced their successful relocation of its offices from Queensferry to Mechanics House (previously the Mechanics Arms), on Chester Road, Pentre, which took place in April. The move marks a significant milestone in the company's ongoing growth and commitment to delivering exceptional service. The official opening of the newly located Henry R Davis & Co. While the new premises offer enhanced space, improved facilities, and a more accessible location for both staff and clients. The upgraded environment supports the company's expanding operations and reflects its forward-looking vision. To celebrate the move, HRD hosted an open day event at the new site, welcoming clients, partners, and members of the local community. Read more: Airbus Broughton celebrate first set of wings for new A350F The event featured the building being officially opened by its most long-standing client, Ennis Hall, who has been with the firm since 1951. Mr Hall gave a speech confirming he became a client in 1951 when he became a director of his father's company, which had been with HRD since 1926. Everyone had the opportunity enjoy a glass of bubbly and experience the new space first hand. Director of Henry R Davis & Co Zoe Devenport, with Ennis Hall, the company's longest client. Zoe Devenport, director of Henry R Davis & Co, said: "Our move to Mechanics House is an exciting step forward for the company. "The open day was a fantastic opportunity to connect with our clients and showcase how this new space will help us serve them even better. "Our firm began trading in 1912, so to relocate to such an iconic local building, fitted perfectly for us. Read more: Village pub's new owner ready to serve 'warm welcome' to community "We have even managed to keep as many of the original features as possible, including the bar." All contact details, including phone numbers and email addresses, remain unchanged, ensuring a smooth transition for clients and partners. The new address is confirmed as Mechanics House, 12 Chester Road, Pentre, Flintshire, CH5 2AA.
Leader Live
30-05-2025
- Business
- Leader Live
Airbus Broughton site make freighter aircraft wingset
The wings for the A350F have been designed similarly to the A350, so can be built in the same line, allowing for operational and industrial benefits and improvements. Engineered as the world's most advanced freighter aircraft, the A350F is designed to meet the evolving needs of the global air cargo market. Similar to the A350 widebody passenger aircraft, the wings incorporate the latest composite material technology, reducing weight and increasing aerodynamic efficiency. Read more: Village pub's new owner ready to serve 'warm welcome' to community Airbus is building two A350F test aircraft which will undergo flight tests throughout 2026 and 2027. The wings will soon be transported via Airbus' iconic freighter, the BelugaXL, from Broughton to Bremen for final equipping before being sent to Toulouse to be joined to the fuselage of the first test aircraft. Head of Widebody Wings at Airbus Broughton, Paul Kilmister, said: "This is a proud moment for everyone at Broughton, completing the first ever A350F wingset. With almost 1,400 orders for the A350, including 63 A350F, Broughton will continue to play a critical role in the future of the programme, supporting Airbus' growth in passenger and freight markets. Read more: North Wales firm launches paid internship scheme with over 50 jobs up for grabs "The A350F is poised to shape the future of air freight, offering operators a more efficient, and versatile solution for decades to come." The new A350F sets a new benchmark in air cargo offering: • Improved efficiency: At least 20% lower fuel burn and CO2 emissions compared to current in-service freighters • Better loading capacity: The industry's largest cargo door with a 4.3-meter wide opening - making loading easier, faster and safer for ground operations teams • Flying further: A range of up to 8,700 km with up to 111-ton payload. Airbus Broughton has a rich heritage of wing manufacturing, producing wing structures for Airbus aircraft for over 50 years.
