Financial planning firm Old Mill shifts 40 staff to new Chippenham office

All 40 staff move from Melksham

Julia Bahr
clock • 2 min read

As part of wider growth plans, financial planning firm Old Mill will move its Wiltshire office from Melksham to Chippenham next week, the company revealed.

Old Mill, based in the South West, also has offices in Exeter, Yeovil and Wells. The firm first opened the Melksham office in 2010 following a merger with long-established Wiltshire accounting practice L E Bull. The decision to move to Chippenham was based on a number of factors, including location, access and flexibility, the company said. All 40 staff currently based at the Melksham office will transfer to the new, more centrally located, Chippenham office. Old Mill has introduced flexible working across the business and so the new office will not need to provide space for all staff...

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