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Exciting developments for CRS Editorial netwalks

Exciting developments for CRS Editorial netwalks

A CRS Editorial Leeds and Barnsley logo.
The CRS Editorial business netwalks will now take place in Leeds and Barnsley.

I am delighted to announce not one, but two exciting developments in the world of netwalking.

Are you sitting comfortably? Then, let’s begin.

It gives me great pleasure to announce that the CRS Editorial Leeds netwalk, which takes place each month at Roundhay Park, will have a title sponsor from September.

Title sponsor

Paul Stamp of Ultimate Funding Solutions has been a valued supporter of these netwalks since day one, so I am very pleased he will be offering his additional support of this event moving forward. Thank you, Paul. I look forward to teaming up with you.

If you need anything asset finance-wise for your business, Paul is the man to speak to. He’s a great guy, too!

The free-to-attend walk and talk events at Roundhay Park, which began in September 2022 (I didn’t realise it had been four years until researching for this post), have brought many people together from different sectors, and forged business partnerships and friendships, all with the backdrop of nature. People have mentioned how these walks in fresh air have helped them gain clarity for what they may be facing, which is fantastic to hear. Paul and I often speak of sport (this isn’t a condition of attendance) among many other things, so it seems fitting that this four-year milestone should mirror the quadrennial hosting of the World Cup and Olympic Games. Welcome aboard, Paul!

New netwalk

On the back of the success of the Leeds netwalk, I am equally happy to announce that I will be spreading my wings into South Yorkshire and teaming up with Michael Snell to bring you the Snell Bookkeeping Services CRS Editorial Barnsley netwalk.

Michael and I are excited to invite you to the inaugural event at Locke Park in Barnsley on Thursday 10 September, meeting at 11am outside Locke Park Café, where we will return afterwards for refreshments.

As with the Leeds netwalk, the Barnsley walk will be free to attend, with only your post-walk drink (and possibly cake) to pay for.

Next events:

Barnsley: Locke Park, Thursday 10 September, meet outside Locke Park Café at 11am.

Leeds: Roundhay Park, Friday 25 September, meet outside The Mansion at 11am.

Watch this space for full details of upcoming walks for the remainder of the year and for the whole of 2027 in both Leeds and Barnsley.

We hope to see you out and about on the paths of Yorkshire very soon.

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