
Working at Lovewell Blake
Our people are our most important asset and we are proud of the expertise and quality advice provided by our partners and staff to our clients.
Whether you're starting out, looking for a new position or thinking of a career change, you can find out more below. If you would like to discuss potential future career opportunities at Lovewell Blake, please get in touch.
Lovewell Blake is a firm of Chartered Accountants and Financial Planners with 4 offices across Norfolk and Suffolk. We are extremely proud to be a top 50 firm and the oldest practice retaining its original name having been formed in 1858.
Lovewell Blake is also a proud member of HLB International, a global network of member firms across 155 countries globally. Whether you are starting in business for the first time, expanding your business overseas or managing your portfolio of assets, Lovewell Blake will be with you every step of the way.

We pride ourselves on providing individually tailored services to our clients. Whatever your aspirations and priorities in business and life, we will be by your side with expert advice from local specialists. It is because your needs are unique, that the solutions we provide are distinct and personalised to you.
Our innovative services range from unique cloud accounting solutions, dynamic tax planning advice through to leading Corporate Advisory services.
To celebrate our 150th anniversary in 2008 we launched our Lovewell Blake Community Fund with a target of raising £150,000. The fund is still going strong and to date we have raised over £420,000 for local good causes.
Upcoming events

Farmers evening - Inside Dyson Farming
Join Lovewell Blake and the NFU for their upcoming farmers evening

Aylsham Agricultural Breakfast
We are delighted to invite you join us for our next insightful and engaging Aylsham Agricultural breakfast.
Latest news

EMI options and Employee Ownerships Trusts (EOTs)
The tax position of a sale of a trading business to an EOT suffered a blow when the Chancellor introduced capital gains tax (CGT) on 50% of gains arising on or after 26 November 2026. Given the main rate of CGT is 24% and the terms of business asset disposal relief (BADR) are much less favourable than once they were, a sale to an EOT can still be a tax efficient route where the transaction is commercially justified.

Cash or Stocks? The risk balance may surprise you
Stephen Cameron of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning says it is important to consider the balance between stock-based and cash-based investments within any portfolio.

Impact of deer on farming
The theme for the next Aylsham Agricultural breakfast