Thirty jobs affected

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Gallagher Heath has confirmed that it will close its Norwich office on January 21, affecting around 30 staff.

The business will move to Bournemouth, where Gallagher wants to start a charity book as well. The office will be headed up by current Gallagher Heath Norwich office boss and executive director affinity services Diane Caplehorn.

A Gallagher spokesman said that all staff had been offered other jobs within the group.

The spokesman said: “We believe the clients will be better served out of Bournemouth.

“The Norwich office came with a Heath Lambert purchase, Bournemouth is a new office, so we are investing in Bournemouth.”

In April Gallagher closed the retail arm of its Norwich office, leading to five redundancies.

 

 

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