Moving to new office premises in Cardiff at the beginning of September will enable CNP, one of the UK’s leading specialist firms of building and project consultants, to strengthen its position in South Wales and the South West of England. The company opened its office in Cardiff at the beginning of 2007, but is now moving to larger permanent premises in the former Glamorgan County Council offices at Greyfriars House, due to increasing demand for its services.
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