28 Jul Bigger Bromsgrove base for expanding accountancy firm
Fast-growing Worcestershire accountants Ormerod Rutter have a new home in Bromsgrove.
The firm has made a welcome return to Regency House in Birmingham Road to expand its base in the town centre and offer support to more members of the local business community.
The office is led by senior partner Julian Dyer and accounts manager Doug Marshall. In 2012, Mr Marshall was inspired to develop the apprenticeship scheme at Ormerod Rutter, whose head office is in Droitwich Spa, having started his accountancy career in the same way.
Now entering its fifth year, the initiative has gone from strength to strength with the firm shortlisted for the Worcestershire Apprenticeships Employer of the Year Award 2015.
“Both the Bromsgrove and Droitwich Spa offices will be taking on more apprentices in September as we maintain our commitment to providing career opportunities for talented young people in the West Midlands,” said Mr Marshall.
Mr Dyer added: “We’re currently experiencing significant growth and pride ourselves on having the expertise across the firm to look after our clients’ financial needs throughout their business journey. As we started as a family firm over 30 years ago, we appreciate what it takes to build a successful business.
“One of our specialisms at the Bromsgrove office is research and development tax relief, which is a government incentive to financially reward companies for developing new technologies and improving products, processes and services. I’m surprised that many local businesses are unaware they could be eligible and would urge them to consider if they fall within the guidelines to claim the relief.”
The press release and photo has appeared in the Worcester News and on the Midlands Business News and The Business Desk West Midlands websites.


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