My role
I am a manager working mainly from our Norwich office. I work with a range of sole traders, partnerships and limited companies primarily in the agricultural sector, largely undertaking accounts and tax compliance work and assisting with tax planning for the future.
About me
I joined Lovewell Blake as an apprentice in August 2014 before going onto qualify as a Chartered Accountant. Outside of work, I enjoy days out with my partner and our young daughter, as well as socialising with family and friends. I enjoy watching almost all sports and playing football. I have a season ticket at Norwich which I have held for a number of years, so occasionally manage to enjoy a good day out at Carrow Road!
My sectors and specialisms
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Agriculture
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Food and Drink
Speak to me about
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Tax Planning
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Accountancy and Tax compliance
Latest Articles

Quality data vital for a sustainable farming business and minimising uncertainty, says agricultural finance expert
The importance of relevant and accurate data is essential to sustaining a viable agricultural business, with increasingly uncertain times ahead. Whilst farms will be utilising data to some degree, in many cases it may only be surface level and they could be making more use of the information that is available to them - according to a leading agricultural business finance expert.

Is now the time to consider the advantages of grain co-operatives?
With grain prices depressed at harvest and only getting worse since and potential inheritance tax changes reducing the want for significant investment in storage, 2025 may be the year for more farms to become part of a grain co-operative.

The impact of the 2024 Budget on the Farming Industry
The 2024 Budget has brought significant changes to the farming industry and understandably sparked extreme concerns for all those within it regarding the future of their multi-generation family farms and the future of the industry as a whole.

HMRC 2024 basis reforms - What farmers need to know
From 6 April 2024, tax law is being changed resulting in the profits businesses are taxed on being brought in line with the tax year, rather than aligned with their accounting period.