Tue, 14 Aug 2012 | ADMINISTRATION
DPP Consulting, a planning and design advisory firm, has entered administration, although some of the business will continue trading through a new enterprise.
A total of nine support staff were made redundant, but 36 employees have been moved into the new company, which is to trade as DPP, while a further six employees have left to form a new consultancy.
A statement from DPP read: “The company trading as DPP Consulting Ltd has been put into administration. The business and all its assets will now be trading as a new company retaining the title of DPP.
“Moving forward, the directors and professional staff of the former business along with the existing income stream will move across to this new company.”
Of the staff members who left, two senior members left to form Armstrong Rigg Planning, taking three other chartered town planners and a member of support staff with them. Another planning director also left to start his own consultancy.
The company's statement added: “Our professional team will continue to operate and service clients to its existing capacity across our specialist planning, heritage and sustainability areas and, via our new company, will deliver greater flexibility and closer director-led service to our clients.”
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