David Ross

The proposed development.

Hipperholme development could create more than 200 jobs and contribute £10.7m

Located on the site of the former Crosslee tumble dryer factory, which stood there for more than 30 years, the new development will be called Crosslee Park.

Famous Yorkshire factory site could be transformed into mixed use development

Sculptor Andy Goldsworthy. Credit: Local Democracy Reporting Service

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Sculptor Andy Goldsworthy. Credit: Local Democracy Reporting Service

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Glorious Game A photograph of the English countryside including rugged landscape and the hilly undulations which form part of the North York Moors National Park. A steam train makes its way through the rugged landscape of the North York Moors on its way from Goathland to Pickering in Yorkshire. Picture Daniel Rao Getty Images/iStockphoto

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Ross extends repayment of £6m for Cosalt

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Cosalt gets £1m loan extension

Cosalt wins one month reprieve

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Cosalt bids to issue shares to secure long-term future

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Cosalt borrowing £1m

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Investor revolt blocks Cosalt bid

Investors block bid to take Cosalt private

Rebel shareholders win battle to prevent Cosalt de-listing

Cosalt chairman gains 56pc shares backing

Cosalt non-executives step down after offer goes unconditional

Three Cosalt directors resign after Ross gains control

Chairman crosses share threshold to take control of struggling Cosalt

Shareholders back chairman’s offer for Cosalt

Gallagher Heath’s headquarters move to prove breath of fresh air

David Ross buys more Cosalt shares and doubles offer

Cosalt chief says take offer or face collapse
Cosalt was founded in 1873 as The Great Grimsby Coal, Salt and Tanning Company. The company expanded in the 20th century, both organically and by buying manufacturing businesses.

Chairman urges Cosalt shareholders to accept his offer for the business

Cosalt chairman offers £5m lifeline

Cosalt chairman provides £5m of working capital

Humber LEP unveils make-up of board

Cosalt agrees to £400,000 offer from chairman

Cosalt gives in to Ross’s offer

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Shares dive at struggling Cosalt after buyout move

Cosalt gets takeover approach

Profits warning hits Cosalt shares

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Innovative youngsters make their mark

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tory in trouble: Village fears for pub

tory in trouble: Village fears for pub

Villagers split over scheme to use closed pub as education centre

Villagers split over scheme to use closed pub as education centre