Name: Swindells Chartered Accountants
Address: Wilson House, 48 Brooklyn Road, Seaford, East Sussex, BN25 2DX
Price range: ££

An award winning accountancy practice

Melanie Richardson

23/07/2018

An award winning accounting practice.
Swindells have won the Medium Business Award at the East Sussex Women In Business Awards that took place on the 20th July at the Cavendish Hotel. It's a great honour to be set alongside some of the other amazing businesses in the county and we're very proud of the achievement. It's a great reflection on how far we have come and on all of our staff and partners.

Swindells Accounting Sussex melanie richardson managing partner

'I'd also like to take the opportunity to thank all of our clients and partners that we work with alongside our amazing staff and partners. It has been a busy and exciting ride over the past few years since the fire and I'm proud that the firm has been recognised for its resilience, commitment and progress.'

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