  Welcome to Coleman Clough Mortgages, the independent mortgage broker for Wakefield, West Yorkshire. OPEN 24 HOURS - 7 DAYS A WEEK! Whether you need a remortgage, a buy to let, or you are buying your own home, you need LOOK NO FURTHER. Please feel free to fill in the 'no fuss' enquire on line form. Hello. We are an Independent Mortgage Broker based near Wakefield. We will find you the best possible mortgage for your situation from thousands of mortgages AND being independent means we have instant access to the whole of the UK lending market. From application to completion we take care of your case every step of the way. We can even secure a solicitor from our panel to take care of your conveyancing. Sourcing mortgages and remortgages in Wakefield has never been so simple. Using the menu at the top of the page you can request a call back at a time to suit you, view our contact details or fill in a short and simple on line enquiry form. Remember we represent you, not the lender. 
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We will not do a credit search without your prior consent. Our mortgage advice is friendly and there’s no obligation. I look forward to helping you find the best possible mortgage." - Patrick Macdonald - Independent Mortgage Advisor - Coleman Clough mortgages I Please note; by filling in any of the forms on this site you are giving your express consent for a qualified mortgage advisor to contact you. Data protection and privacy policy Wakefield History Wakefield is a city in Yorkshire, south of Leeds, and by the River Calder. Its population was 76,886 in 2001, of which 1,657 were prisoners. Today it forms part of a metropolitan borough in the metropolitan county of West Yorkshire named the City of Wakefield. The boundaries of the actual city are subject to a wide range of definitions, and it is not clear what definition the census was using in its calculations.The town was a centre for cloth dealing and had its own Piece Hall. The area was once dominated by coal-mining - a key driver for the industrial revolution. By the time of the 1984 Miners' Strike, all the pits in the city had already been closed, but there were 15 pits in the rest of the district and demonstrations in support of the strike frequently took place in the city. The city suffered a double blow through the closure of local pits and the abolition of West Yorkshire County Council, which had been based in Wakefield. It long remained a depressed area, but fortunes have risen recently and unemployment is now around the national average.It was a village during Anglo-Saxon times and appeared in the Domesday Book as Oderesfelt. However, there had been a settlement in the vicinity since Roman times, as evidenced by discovery of the remains of a Roman fort at Slack, just west of the town. Castle Hill, a major landmark of the town, was originally an Iron Age hillfort. Wakefield Mortgages For information on other areas please see below |