Deloitte has relocated its South West team of 750 employees to the Halo building in Bristol, a state-of-the-art, sustainable office development. Occupying 29,500 sq. ft, Deloitte chose Halo for its BREEAM Outstanding accreditation, reflecting the firm’s commitment to environmental sustainability and decarbonization. The office features energy-efficient systems, wellness spaces, and a design promoting collaboration and inclusivity. The move consolidates Deloitte’s presence in Bristol, positioning the firm for future growth in the region. Leaders emphasised that the new workspace will enhance team engagement, client collaboration, and support the firm’s mission-led vision for sustainable development.
Yorkshire-based Brearley & Co has expanded by acquiring Cameron Alexander, an accountancy firm in Barnsley, as part of its growth strategy. This acquisition adds expertise in taxation, payroll, and financial advice, increasing Brearley’s office count to five and enhancing its service offerings. The deal is expected to create significant opportunities for both clients and employees, with potential recruitment on the horizon. Alex Walls, founder of Cameron Alexander, expressed enthusiasm about merging with Brearley, highlighting the combined expertise and focus on client success. Brearley continues to strengthen its footprint in the local business community.
Scottish accountancy firm Henderson Loggie has recruited 13 new trainees, including graduates, apprentices, and school leavers, bringing the firm’s trainee count to 95 over five years. The new hires will join departments such as audit, tax, and payroll, with some pursuing ICAS, AAT, and ATT qualifications. The trainees will start with a rigorous two-week induction covering essential skills and technical knowledge. Henderson Loggie emphasises a holistic training approach, offering secondments in various departments. The firm seeks candidates with strong problem-solving skills, preparing them for the challenges of a career in accountancy.
