Lichfields’ Leeds team makes office move
A national planning and development consultancy has moved its Leeds office to a larger, more collaborative space as its team continues to grow.
Lichfields, which began with just three staff in 2011, is now preparing for a 20-strong team in Leeds.
Bosses say the new office, in the heart of the city centre at Bond Court, will support the team’s expanding operations across Yorkshire, the Humber and the North Midlands.
Chris Darley, head of Lichfields’ Leeds office, said: “We’re proud of how far the Leeds office has come since we opened our doors with just three members of staff.
“The move to larger premises reflects not only our growth in headcount and the expanding range of specialisms and sectors we support, but also the strong and lasting relationships we have built with our clients.
“The new space puts us right at the centre of the action, close to many of our clients, partners and key transport links and offers the right environment to take the next step in our development.”
Lichfields' Leeds team is currently working with a broad mix of clients across the region, from national housebuilders and land promoters to infrastructure providers and major retailers including Lidl and McDonald’s, helping to bring forward a range of new development opportunities.
The recent promotions of Emma Gomersal and James Cox to planning directors have further reinforced the firm's commitment to nurturing in-house talent, strengthening its capacity to meet rising demand across the region.
Chris added: “We’ve built a fantastic team in Leeds and our success is down to the people we’ve brought on board and developed over time.
“As we look ahead, the new office gives us the space and setting we need to continue that journey – growing sustainably, delivering for clients and supporting the region’s development priorities.”
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