Bury St Edmunds Food & Drink Festival 2012

Director of Jacobs Allen Keith Senior and his colleague Bob Jacobs (The Wrinkly Tomatoes) took on Thady Senior and his friend Andy Heyes (The Hot Peppers) in a Ready Steady Cook style competition at the Bury St Edmunds Food & Drink Festival 2012.This was the first year that this festival has been held and we were all very impressed by its success and people’s interest in all things tasty! Sadly the experience of the older team was not enough to win, with victory being snatched by The Hot Peppers, much to their delight – a valiant effort from both teams though. A big thank you to all who were involved in organising the event, especially to Mark Cordell of Bid4Bury, and to Ollie Dabbous for volunteering to judge our competition.

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Outstanding service and knowledge. Very highly recommended. We met with Keith Senior for advice relating to starting a new business in Bury. Keith met with us for close to an hour at no charge and provided both a referral and excellent advice. Everybody we met has been a pleasure to deal with and we feel much more confident moving forward with our plans. You will be in good hands with this firm.

Joe A

I chose to come to Jacobs Allen for advice as I felt you as Chartered Accountants were clearly knowledgeable yet very approachable, friendly and welcoming. To have all of my queries dealt with so professionally in a relaxed manner allayed any concerns I had about my tax affairs, past present and future. Your advice giving me a clear plan of the actions I have to take and your offer of assistance to put it into practice helped enormously in focussing my attention on building my business.

John H

You are obviously very knowledgeable and able to relate your expertise in an easy to understand way. We will definitely use Jacobs Allen Chartered Accountants again and believe that it was a relatively small amount of money, well spent to have this financial and tax review.

Maddy R