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Birmingham Post
Birmingham Post
Business
David Laister

Business adviser's nod to market town beginnings with new build office naming

A 10,000 sq ft office development in Louth has been named with a nod to the owner’s origins in the town.

Accountancy practice and business adviser Duncan & Toplis has joined law firm tenant Wilkin Chapman at Oxley House on Fairfield Industrial Estate.

The name was revealed at a ribbon-cutting ceremony, with office director Rachel Barrett doing the honours. It is recognition of the firm’s acquisition of Oxley Coxon in 2007, which brought it to the Lincolnshire market town as the East Midlands footprint was expanded.

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