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Joanne Thomlinson was appointed, with effect from January 2021, as the company’s twelfth Partner. Joanna has been with Dodd & Co for 13 years, after joining in 2007 as a trainee chartered accountant. She came to Dodd & Co after graduating from Lancaster University with a business studies degree and qualified as a chartered accountant in 2011. Specialising in agriculture and the third sector, as well as acting for a portfolio of family businesses both across the county and nationally, Joanne’s knowledge and expertise has helped her clients for many years, and more so during the rec...

New partner for Dodd & Co A leading Cumbrian accountants has appointed a new partner. Joanne Thomlinson, who has been with Dodd & Co for 13 years is now the firm’s 12th partner. She joined in 2007 as a trainee chartered accountant after graduating from Lancaster University with a business studies degree and qualified as a chartered accountant in 2011. Specialising in agriculture and the third sector, as well as acting for a portfolio of family businesses both across the county and nationally, Joanne’s knowledge and expertise has helped her clients for many years, and more so during ...

William Howard School Thousands of children enjoyed a traditional Christmas treat with their friends to mark the end of a school year like no other. Businesses across Cumbria stepped forward to support the festive initiative to provide a free lunch with all the trimmings, hats and crackers for children at the 11 schools within Cumbria Education Trust. It meant a special coming together for children aged three to 18 at the end of a year disrupted by coronavirus. Schools were closed to all apart from key worker children in March, partially reopened in June and classes have been taught in isolat...

School children across the area marked the end of term with a festive treat that they could share with all of their friends. Thousands of pupils at schools within the Cumbria Education Trust wound down the year with by tucking in to a delicious traditional Christmas feast. The 11 schools, which includes William Howard School, provided the free lunch complete with trimmings, paper hats, and Christmas crackers as a way to end the year on a positive note. Lorrayne Hughes, chief executive of the Cumbria Education Trust, said: “These children have been through so much disruption to their...