My role
I am a manager for the firm, based in our Ely office. I have a varied portfolio of clients including unincorporated businesses and limited companies ranging across many sectors. I also have an interest in completing specialist grant reviews for clients receiving funding from companies such as InnovateUK.
I specialise in advising SME’s in all aspects of their business from general day to day queries to more complex needs. I have a wide knowledge of various accounting software specifically Sage and Xero. I began my accountancy career in 2010, joined Lovewell Blake in 2016 and am a Chartered Certified Accountant.
About me
I live in West Norfolk and have done so my entire life. Outside of work, I enjoy both national and international travel with my wife, varying woodworking projects as well as many taking part and watching many sports with a particular passion for Darts and Badminton.
My sectors and specialisms
- Start-ups and high growth companies
- SME's and family businesses
- Grant reviews
Speak to me about
- Accountancy and tax compliance
- Accounting software including Xero and Sage
Latest Articles
Why a Limited Company - help!
A Limited Company is:
"A private company whose owners are legally responsible for its debts only to the extent of the amount of capital they invested"

Five ways SMEs can get financial support for their business
With the cost of living and the Bank of England interest rates increasing as well as the cost of most items being on the up, now is the time to be reviewing costs and saving money where possible. Below are five items which will provide some financial support to businesses. This list is not exhaustive but provides newly introduced or recently changed packages in light of the Spring Statement.

Pensions, Protection and Investments
In conjunction with Matthew Harrington, financial adviser for Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.

Structure and Buildings Allowance
Introduced in the 2018 Budget, the Structure and Buildings Allowance (SBA) enables businesses to reclaim a percentage of their costs on the construction of qualifying new non-residential structures and buildings.
Tax implications on Christmas gifts
As we approach the festive season, one question we are commonly asked is what the tax implications are to gifts we provide to our staff.