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Feb 13 2008 by Peter McCusker, The Journal

SPECIALIST professional services organisation Begbies Traynor Group plc has strengthened its presence in the North East by opening a new office in Newcastle.

Situated on Collingwood Street, the office will focus primarily on corporate and personal insolvency.

Begbies Traynor Group subsidiary BTG McInnes Corporate Finance already has a presence in the same building.

The new office also welcomes Andy Haslam and Simon Lundy, who have been appointed as directors to support and manage business operations.

Andy, who has relocated from Begbies Traynor’s Preston office, has worked with the group for 11 years. With over 30 years’ experience in the corporate insolvency arena, Simon Lundy joins Begbies Traynor from Hawdon Bell, North Shields.

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