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Whether you are starting a business, expanding your business or looking to dispose of your business, it’s likely that you will need commercial property advice at some point.
Our experienced commercial property team in Chesterfield, Dronfield, Sheffield and Mansfield will get to know your business and ensure that our advice is tailored to your individual needs. There will often be things to consider that you may not have even thought about.
Our specialist commercial property teams pride themselves on the high-quality, personalised service that they offer. Working closely with business owners, landlords, tenants, investors and property developers nationwide, we can advise on a broad range of commercial property matters.
When looking for business premises you may be uncertain about whether to buy your premises or maybe look at leasing long term. We can talk you through the pros and cons for each option and guide you through them step by step.
Fast-growing padel operator Vida Del Padel is continuing its expansion across the UK, with plans for further sites nationwide, including a future venue in Chesterfield.
Having supported the business on two of its existing locations and working with them on a 3rd, we're delighted to see the team continue its growth journey and wish them every success as they pursue their ambitious expansion plans.
Founded by lifelong friends Ross, Cory and Jan, Vida Del Padel has grown rapidly since opening its first venue in Lincoln in 2024. The business now operates six clubs across the UK and has plans to expand to 20 locations, with Chesterfield among the towns identified for future growth.
At Banner Jones, our Business Legal Services team advised Vida Del Padel on commercial property matters relating to its Lincoln and Chichester sites and is advising on a London site, helping bring three key venues to life as part of the company's wider expansion journey.
We advised on the commercial lease and associated agreements required to facilitate the development of the clubs. The projects involved a number of planning and property-related considerations, but by working closely with the client we were able to help progress the developments and support the successful opening of the facilities.
Known for combining premium courts with a strong community-focused atmosphere, Vida Del Padel has built a loyal following among players looking to enjoy one of the world's fastest-growing sports in a welcoming and social environment.
Matthew Maiden, Solicitor and Director in our Business Legal Services department, said: "It's been fantastic to support Vida Del Padel on the Lincoln and Chichester projects and to see how quickly the business has grown in such a short space of time.
"Padel's popularity continues to soar across the UK and Vida Del Padel has created a brand that really captures the social side of the sport. We're delighted to have played a small part in that journey and look forward to seeing the business continue to grow."
With plans to expand into a number of new locations across the UK, the company has also identified Chesterfield as a future destination for a new club - a move that would bring the fast-growing sport even closer to our head office.
Matthew added: "As a Chesterfield-based firm, it's particularly exciting to see plans for a future venue in the town. The growth of padel has been remarkable and we're looking forward to seeing the sport continue to grow locally as well as nationally."
Ross, Cory and Jan, founders of Vida Del Padel, said: "Our goal has always been to create clubs that bring people together and make padel accessible to as many people as possible. As we've expanded, having trusted advisers to support individual projects has been invaluable, and Banner Jones provided important legal support on our Lincoln and Chichester sites.
"We're excited about the future and look forward to bringing Vida Del Padel to even more communities in the years ahead."
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Welcome to our Business First magazine Spring 2026 edition.
Discover how the Autumn Budget 2025 impacts businesses and individuals, and why legal advice is essential for compliance and planning.
Discover how Class MA permitted development can help convert commercial property into residential homes. Our Sheffield commercial property solicitors guide you through legal and planning requirements for successful conversions.
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Welcome to the Autumn/Winter edition of Business First Magazine.
Welcome to the Spring 24 edition of our Business First magazine.
There are many factors to consider when selling a business and it isn’t something that should be entered into lightly. Our free guide runs through some of the important considerations this involves.
This guide will help you understand what to look for in finding and buying the ideal commercial premises for your needs.
Our Business Legal Services team pride themselves on being able to offer high quality ‘city style’ advice in a user friendly, cost effective manner to local, national and international businesses.
Our quarterly business magazine is packed full of features including creating a supportive workplace, sustainable buildings, legally compliant HR and EDI essentials.
While buying property at auction can be a thrilling and potentially rewarding experience it is important to be aware of the legal implications, rules and regulations, and possible risks involved in such a purchase.
In this issue we cover lots of topical business issues and challenges from Mergers, Layoffs, Going Global, Commercial Property and more
The clock is ticking for overseas companies with property interests in the UK to comply with new money laundering legislation.
Any overseas entity planning to buy, sell or transfer property or land in the UK, or that owns property in the UK must now be verified and registered at Companies House, with registration completed before the end of January 2023, and with annual reporting in future.
The UK has already been hit by various storms this winter, with many businesses suffering damage and loss. However, if a rented business premises has been damaged, who is responsible for making repairs? What if a premises is no longer fit for use? In this article, we look at storm damage and commercial tenancies.
There are several factors you should consider and making the right decision can be challenging. In this article, we look at the pros and cons of each to give you an idea of what you may wish to think about or discuss with your solicitor.
Even now the restrictions are easing and many more businesses are opening their doors, some commercial tenants may still be struggling to pay rent in full and on a regular basis. Both parties to a commercial lease contract should understand how their liabilities and obligations have been affected by COVID-19 and ideally work together towards a solution before the eviction protection comes to an end in June.
Over time, the gap between women’s and men’s median hourly earnings has been narrowing. In fact, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) it has fallen by over a quarter among full-time employees in the last decade.
Chesterfield Canal Trust’s ambitious plans to preserve and reinstate the historic canal lines that run from Staveley to Kiveton Park have recently continued after the charity confirmed the purchase of two unoccupied houses located on the proposed route.
Sheffield’s trendy Abbeydale Road pub scene is to be further bolstered by a new, independent bar which will specialise in a range of high-quality craft beers.
Running a business can be tough at the best of times, but things can feel particularly fraught when the unexpected hits. Things out of your control can have a detrimental effect to your success and although you may not want to think of the worst-case scenario – including extreme flooding, as has been the case in recent weeks across North Derbyshire and South Yorkshire – planning for every eventuality could help keep disruption to a minimum and allow you to resume operations sooner rather than later. Here, our Business Services Solicitor, Laura Barlow talks about what measures you should put in place to ensure that your business is protected if it is affected by flooding in the future.
It has been more than three years since the EU reference took place, during which time it’s fair to say the phrase ‘Brexit’ has dominated the headlines.
The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard ("MEES") came into force in England and Wales on 1 April 2018 by virtue of the Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015.
In April 2018 new legislation increasing the minimum energy efficiency standards for commercial property was implemented, making it unlawful to enter a new lease on a commercial property with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of ‘F’ or ‘G’, the current lowest grades of EPC.
Auction Estates Ltd, a dedicated property auction house specialising in the sale of residential housing, commercial property, land and specialist property investments, has hit a major milestone this month having completed in excess of £10m worth of auction sales in its first twelve months of business.
The Energy Efficiency Regulations 2015 brought into force minimum energy efficiency standards for residential and commercial properties. As of 1 April 2018, Landlords with properties within the scope of these Regulations must not renew existing tenancies or grant new tenancies if the property has less than the minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of ‘E’. It is estimated that a significant number of rented properties in England and Wales have an F or G rating.
