Our Chairman Peter Rolton has an exciting announcement to make, regarding a new office for Rolton Group’s growing Peterborough team.
During what continues to be another excellent year for Rolton Group and the growth of our teams, we have taken the decision to relocate our Peterborough team to a new, larger office space.
We’re delighted to confirm that after months of planning and designing, the team have now settled into their new office – an ideally located modern two-storey building with spacious workspaces, boardroom and breakout areas. With this move completed we at Rolton Group now proudly own all three of our offices, located in Peterborough, Higham Ferrers and Coleshill, Birmingham.
While telephone numbers remain the same, their new office address is:
26 Commerce Road, Lynch Wood, Peterborough, PE2 6LR
Completely refurbished, we’re delighted with our new office space which features the latest in energy efficient technology. A special thank you to our trusted suppliers Mitsubishi Electric, Thorlux and MK Electric and also to the members of our team that made all of this possible. Please do update your records accordingly and feel free to stop by when you’re next in the area. Hope you all have an excellent summer.
Kind regards,
Peter Rolton | Chairman
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