Robson & Liddle has welcomed back one of its former student surveyors, this time with a permanent position.

Robson & Liddle has recruited Jessica Heywood as its latest student surveyor. Jessica will be assist the team in its work with farmers and landowners across the North of England and Southern Scotland.

There are many instances that may lead to the need to dissolve a farming partnership. John Robson looks at the key issues and resulting consideration of valuing the business and its assets.

Kate Spottiswood has joined Robson & Liddle as its latest student surveyor, becoming the firm's second recruit in two months.

Robson & Liddle is delighted to welcome Ann Tyson to the team. Ann has been appointed as a PA to directors John Robson and Julie Liddle.

Our trainee surveyor James Pyrah sheds more light on life at Robson & Liddle, his studies at Harper Adams University, and what it takes to break into the industry.

Tomos, originally from Denbighshire in North Wales, will spend a year with the firm before returning to Harper Adams University in Shropshire to complete a BSc degree in Rural Enterprise and Land Management.

A graduate from Penrith is on the path to a career in land and estate management after securing employment with Robson & Liddle.

George Osborne’s summer budget on July 8 included measures likely to have some impact on farmers and landowners, some positive and some negative.

A Penrith firm of chartered surveyors and valuers that was established just three months ago has already created 10 jobs.