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Brighouse PR firm expands into new premises
PR agency, Faith PR, is returning to its hometown of Brighouse as it moves into new premises in a new office development in the town.
The communications agency has opened its doors at Thornhill Beck Lane, Brighouse, as part of its expansion.
Founded by practiced PR consultant Stefanie Hopkins in 2007, Faith PR has recently secured several account wins and has outgrown its current Birstall office where it has been based for 17 months.
Now, as it enters its eighth year, it is returning to Brighouse where Stefanie and her business partner and husband, Carl Hopkins also live.
Stefanie said: “We felt the time was right to move back to Brighouse and invest in the town. Throughout the recession Brighouse has bucked the national trend and continued to innovate and attract new business.
“There are some exciting developments planned for the area such as ROKT’s high wire plans for the town’s grain silos. Plus, with the improved links to London, the area is becoming more and more desirable for people to live and work in.”
Carl adds: “Having lived in Brighouse for 15 years I have seen it prosper and now want to be part of its future. By moving Faith PR back into our hometown we hope to bring both business and jobs to the area and be part of the thriving business community.”
Faith PR are based at Thornhill Brigg Mills which have been recently renovated by local development company Henderson Property, who were also behind The Boathouse restoration in the town.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .
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