New Peterborough accountancy practice joins TC Group

TC has boosted its operation in Peterborough and surrounding areas with the addition of the new accountancy practice, TC Craigs.

Ken and Marie Craig, respectively former partner and director of Azets (previously Rawlinsons), set up the new practice in Lynch Wood, Peterborough to provide high-quality accountancy and advisory services to small to medium-sized businesses and individuals.

With over 54 (Ken 34, Marie 20) years of experience between them, Ken and Marie are confident that the combination of providing a local, personal service and the support of a national network, when required, is ideal for clients.

They said: ‘Our success has come from listening to the client, understanding needs and acting accordingly and we will continue to do so. TC also shares those values.

TC’s CEO, Richard Keyes, commented: ‘Ken and Marie are trusted and highly regarded by their clients and have been providing an outstanding service in the Peterborough area for many years. They are an excellent addition to our existing presence in the region.”

 

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