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‘Magnificent seven’ for Berkeley DeVeer

A LEEDS property developer has found the ideal ‘home’ for its latest fund-raising initiative – helping disadvantaged youngsters across Yorkshire.

For every reservation made before Christmas at its Woodhall View development in Pudsey, Berkeley DeVeer pledged to donate £1,000 to the Children in Need appeal.

And now the charity’s famous mascot, Pudsey Bear, is in ‘seventh heaven’ after the Wetherby-based developer secured no fewer than seven reservations – translating into a £7,000 boost to the appeal’s work.

Managing director Dan Newett said: “Pudsey Bear gets his iconic name from his creator, who was originally from the market town of Pudsey right on the development’s doorstep.

“The mascot is arguably the nation’s most recognisable and best-loved characters, helping to raise millions of pounds for children locally, nationally and across the planet each and every year.

“As a home-grown Yorkshire company working in the heart of many of its cities, towns and villages, we are always keen to help support community good causes like this.”

He added: “Because Woodhall View is in Pudsey, it made sense for us this time to throw our weight behind Children in Need.

“We are delighted to have contributed to this year’s record-breaking total for Children in Need – a whopping £50m-plus!”

Woodhall View is the latest development being created in West Leeds to meet rising demand for new homes among the young and old, and features 52 bespoke properties, each with three, four or five-bedrooms.

Almost one-quarter of the development has already been reserved as the number of sales gathers pace with buyers eager to mark 2018 as a year for moving into a new home. Prices on remaining properties range from £250,000 to £435,000.

• For further information about the Woodhall View development in Pudsey– and the latest offers and upgrades available – please visit Berkeley DeVeer direct at www.berkeleydeveer.co.uk

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