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Smailes Goldie is a trading name shared by the following:

Smailes Goldie (partnership)
Partners: I R Lamb FCA CF, M Overfield FCA, N Shipley FCA, S T Bramall FCA, P A Dearing FCCA, M J Stocks ACA, Luke Taylor FCA, V Shannon FCCA TEP, B J Thiim CTA TEP, W J Cowell ACA. M L Fox FCCA, J Chilcott ACA.

Principal address: Regent’s Court, Princess Street, Hull, East Yorkshire. HU2 8BA

ICAEW firm number: C006595984

Smailes Goldie Limited
Directors:  I R Lamb FCA CF, M Overfield FCA, N Shipley FCA, S T Bramall FCA, P A Dearing FCCA, M J Stocks ACA, Luke Taylor FCA, V Shannon FCCA TEP, B J Thiim CTA TEP, W J Cowell ACA, M L Fox FCCA, J Chilcott ACA.

Registered office address: Regent’s Court, Princess Street, Hull, East Yorkshire. HU2 8BA

Company Number: 10724168

ICAEW firm number: C003500275

Smailes Goldie Watson Limited
Directors:  S A Watson FCA CTA, I R Lamb FCA CF, M Overfield FCA, N Shipley FCA, S T Bramall FCA, P A Dearing FCCA, M J Stocks ACA, Luke Taylor FCA, V Shannon FCCA TEP, B J Thiim CTA TEP, W J Cowell ACA, M L Fox FCCA, J Chilcott ACA.

Registered office address: Unit 7-8 Manor Court, Eastfield, Scarborough, YO11 3TU.

Company Number: 13863616

ICAEW firm number: C011000011

Smailes Goldie Advisory Limited

Directors:  I R Lamb FCA CF, M Overfield FCA, N Shipley FCA, S T Bramall FCA, P A Dearing FCCA, M J Stocks ACA, Luke Taylor FCA, V Shannon FCCA TEP, B J Thiim CTA TEP, W J Cowell ACA, M L Fox FCCA, J Chilcott ACA.

Registered office address: Regent’s Court, Princess Street, Hull, East Yorkshire. HU2 8BA

Company number is 13737518

ICAEW firm number is C011000642

Smailes Goldie Selby Limited
Directors:  R Smith FCA, I R Lamb FCA CF, M Overfield FCA, N Shipley FCA, S T Bramall FCA, P A Dearing FCCA, M J Stocks ACA, Luke Taylor FCA, V Shannon FCCA TEP, B J Thiim CTA TEP, W J Cowell ACA, M L Fox FCCA, J Chilcott ACA.

Registered office address: 20-24 Park Street, Selby YO8 4PW

Company Number: 15384157

ICAEW firm number: C011004835

Diversity Monitoring

Smailes Goldie Group is committed to the promotion of diversity, equality, and inclusion in all areas of its work. As part of its regulatory obligations one of the businesses within the group, Smailes Goldie Watson Limited (“SGW”), undertakes diversity monitoring which collects data on the type and shape of the practice and the characteristics of those that work in it. This data is intended to assist with strategic future planning. The latest diversity monitoring survey was conducted in March 2023, the results of which are summarised below:

Participation in the survey was not mandatory but 74% of  SGW’s staff took part. The summarised data showed that 60% of respondents identified as female and 40% as male. There was a range of age groups: 15% of respondents were in the 16-24 age bracket, 20% aged between 25-34, 5% between 35-44, 20% between 45-54 and 40% between 55-64. 35% of respondents reported being single, 50% married, 5% being divorced, 5% widowed and 5% preferred not to say. 10% of respondents had taken maternity/paternity leave in the past 5 years, half of whom were offered flexible working arrangements on their return to work. 15% are a primary carer for children under 18 and 15% provide caring help and support to family, friends, and neighbours.

35% of staff hold a chartered accountancy qualification, a further 5% hold other professional qualifications and 25% of staff are in training towards one of these qualifications. 60% of respondents did not attend university and 75% attended state schools. 40% of respondents hold degrees, with a further 30% having “A” level qualifications and the remaining 30% either not holding “A” level qualifications or preferring not to say. 40% of staff came from backgrounds where the main income earner was a traditional tradesman or manual worker. 10% of respondents received free school meals and/or income support.

Responses from staff regarding disability, ethnicity and sexual orientation show a majority of able bodied, British, heterosexual workforce with 5% of respondents reporting a disability. 25% of respondents identified as Christian, 55% said that they had no religion with 20% preferring not to say.

Full details of the survey have been submitted to the ICAEW for collation with the nationwide data.