New home begins Danbro's five-year growth plan

Danbro Accounting, a company which started in a 6’ x 6’ box room of the family home in Warton in 1999, has been handed the keys to its new home, Jubilee House in Lytham.

Managing director Damian Broughton received the keys from Michael Conlon , chairman of Conlon Construction, the family run Lancashire company responsible for the magnificent makeover of the former Land Registry premises.

Mr Broughton added: “It’s become known as the Conlon building in the local community. The time has come to make it Danbro’s. We’re delighted to be here in Lytham. It now falls to us to fill this beautiful building.”

Shortly after the official handover by Conlon and other contractors, Mr Broughton announced plans to staff to more than double the workforce to 500 and increase the client base to more than 16,000 over the next five years.

The former Land Registry site closed in 2009. Danbro co-founders Damian and Helen, who met and married at the neighbouring Lytham Christian Centre, put in an offer and won planning permission in 2013.