Newton and Fallowell purchases lettings & sales business
June 5, 2019
Newton and Fallowell, based in Grantham, have acquired the sales and letting devision of Escritt Barrell and Golding – Founder and MD of Newton Fallowell, Mark Newton, was quoted as saying: “I am very happy to confirm that Newton Fallowell has acquired the sales and lettings portfolio of EBG.”
Full story on the Grantham Journal website.
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