Discover the role of a rural chartered surveyor. Baileys & Partners show how surveyors deliver trusted advice on land, energy, leisure and rural business.
Surveyor North Wales
Baileys and Partners welcome Huw Myfyr to their team
Leading Chartered Surveyors welcome Huw Myfyr to their team as they expand
Supporting Landowners with the Pentir to Trawsfynydd National Grid Network Upgrade
Baileys and Partners outline how we can help landowners when their land is affected by the proposed Pentir to Trawsfyndd upgrade project
Our carbon audit journey
The lessons learnt by Baileys and Partners in undertaking a carbon audit journey so that we can help our farming clients that are interested in doing the same
National Tree Week (23rd November-1st December) – Existing Woodland opportunities
The Woodland Investment Grant (TWIG) from The National Lottery Heritage Fund
It’s our 10 year anniversary!
Celebrating 10 years of excellence! We are marking a decade of dedicated service and reflect on a journey fuelled by commitment. We look forward to building an even brighter future together. Thank you for being a part of our story!
The rise of temporary telecommunication masts and implications for farmers
Planning constraints in sensitive landscapes can slow the roll out of increased digital connectivity, but are temporary masts the solution, and if so what are the implications for farmers who are approached to accommodate them?
Achieving planning in Snowdonia National Park Authority
When common sense conflicts with planning policy and lines drawn on development plans!
Support for the Agricultural Sector: Mental Health
We at Baileys and Partners thought it would be a good chance to talk about mental health and to point those in need to the support they need
Woodlands: The value of data in unlocking the potential of natural capital assets.
Record your ancient trees on the Ancient Tree Inventory, and see what additional benefits you might achieve in addition to contributing to increased public records of our natural assets.