TreyBridge Accountants celebrates fifth anniversary

TreyBridge Accountants in Hull is celebrating its fifth anniversary, having launched on June 1, 2017, and seen multiple developments along the way. Practice owner Aaron Gilmore (pictured) is excited about this milestone and attributes the company’s success to its dedicated team members and valued clients. He said: “I first started working in accounts and finance in 2002, back when I lived in...

360 Accountants appoints new personal tax manager

360 Chartered Accountants has announced the appointment of Dan Collings as its new personal tax manager. Dan joined the award-winning firm’s personal tax department two and a half years ago. Sophie Holmes, 360’s client services director, said: “Dan continues to be a huge asset to 360 and we couldn’t be more delighted to reward his contribution to the business with this promotion. Since he...

Relaunch of Inksmoor Capital to Acuity Finance brings fresh products and funding

Beverley-based Inksmoor Capital has been relaunched as Acuity Finance, bolstering access to funding for property development and finance to meet the needs of businesses and developers large and small. The firm is headed up by managing director Sarah Radley, who has accrued a wealth of experience in finance. Acuity Finance is a rebrand of Inksmoor Capital, a specialist in property finance, and...

Personal Finance Centre welcomes Mark Thundercliffe as chairman and non-exec director

The Personal Finance Centre, a specialist financial broker in Hull, has announced the appointment of Mark Thundercliffe to the role of non-executive director and chairman of the board, subject to FCA approval. Mark comes with a wealth of experience, having most recently been the group chief risk officer of Virgin Money UK, where he was responsible for the management and monitoring of...

Post-pandemic recovery

Everyone from the richest businesses down to the SMEs and workers on minimum wage are feeling the squeeze that is fast hitting our economy. The economy is growing at 7%, the highest since World War II, but is this sustainable when a shortage of raw materials and rising prices is affecting a lot of businesses? We currently face a very difficult situation, initially with implications from Brexit...