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Salisbury’s Chartered Accountants has unveiled a new office in Menai Bridge, adding to its presence in St Asaph, Penmaenmawr and Ruthin.

The workforce looks set to grow to more than 30-strong before the end of the year.

Director Aled Roberts said: “As green shoots start to appear UK-wide we ourselves have seen a steady period of growth which culminated in us making the decision to look at our footprint and how we can better serve clients across the region.

“The most important aspect of this was finding the right people who fit in with our ethos and culture, and looking at long-term, sustainable opportunities. “The Ruthin branch was opened during the pandemic and has already been a success, showing our commitment and confidence in the direction we are taking.”

He added: “And we are sure that will be replicated in Menai Bridge, where we have a team in place – including Welsh speaking staff – who can’t wait to get started.”

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