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• nortons launches new corporate identity
• 11th October 2007

• nortons set to relocate to new offices
• 22nd September 2007

• nortons sponsors champagne reception at Thames Valley Deals Awards
• 6th September 2007

• Staff at nortons raise over £5,000 for charity
• 15th June 2007

• nortons launches new corporate identity
• 11th October 2007
• nortons has created a new corporate identity as part of a major rebranding of the business. The chartered accountancy practice, formerly known as The Norton Practice, has given itself a new name - nortons, a new logo, and a new website - www.nortonsgroup.com. Explains Andrew Norton, Managing Partner: “Our business is evolving. After enjoying considerable growth in recent years, we have decided it is time for a change, and the new name, logo and impending office move reflect our commitment to the dynamic business proposition that drives the way we work with our clients: creating, unlocking and realising value, every time.”
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• nortons set to relocate to new offices
• 22nd September 2007
• nortons is set to relocate to spacious new offices on the outskirts of Reading, close to J11 of the M4. The move, which is expected to be completed shortly, follows a period of major expansion by the firm founded nearly 15 years ago by Andrew Norton, Managing Partner. nortons will be offering clients the opportunity to carry out in-house training, host corporate events etc as part of its improved meeting facilities.
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• nortons sponsors champagne reception at Thames Valley Deals Awards
• 6th September 2007
• nortons was a recent sponsor of a champagne reception at the prestigious Business Magazine Thames Valley Deals Awards. Hosted on 6 September at the Royal Berkshire Conference Centre, part of the Madejski Stadium in Reading, over 350 leading lights from the region's financial community attended the event.
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• Staff at nortons raise over £5,000 for charity
• 15th June 2007
• Staff from nortons recently raised over £5,000 for charity. A 17-strong team of staff took part in a Dragon Boat race in memory of Grace Bradburn, daughter of long-serving member of staff, Stuart Bradburn, who sadly passed away aged one earlier this year. The money was donated to COSMIC (Children of St Mary's Intensive Care), a charity which supported the Bradburn family through their ordeal. Says Andrew Norton, Managing Partner: “We wanted to support Stuart and his family at this difficult time - so decided to enter the race in Grace's memory. Every member of our team rowed with her in their heart and we were delighted to have raised so much money.”
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