Joined the firm: 1979
Become partner: 1999
Having started at Dutton Moore as a young trainee, John has now accumulated extensive experience working with the SME sector. This ranges from advising start-ups, which have been nurtured from one-man operations to multi-million pound businesses, to audit and corporate finance work for much larger, established groups. John also has extensive experience in specialised audits such as charities and solicitors and is a member of the ICAEW special interest groups for both. More recently he has headed up the firm's academy audit team for which he holds a DBS Enhanced Criminal Records Certificate. Since 2014 he has been a Corporation Member at Wyke Sixth Form College and holds a certificate in Probate and Estate Administration. He and is also a past President of the Humberside & District Society of Chartered Accountants.
"The Walker Group has worked with Dutton Moore for more than 30 years. They have acted on behalf of all the Group’s companies and the family and are trusted and highly experienced business accountants, auditors and business advisers."
Lee Davies, A.C.A, Financial Director, Walker Group
"We have worked with Dutton Moore for many years and have always received a first-rate service. The team at Dutton Moore provide us with invaluable accountancy, strategic planning and business advice as we continue to be a growing business in this region."
Simon Gibson, Director at Simon Gibson Transport Ltd, Goole, East Yorkshire
Grain merchants and farmers, Burstwick, East Yorkshire:
Jeremy Saunt, Director at Johnson and Saunt
"We have been clients of Dutton Moore for more than 20 years – they carry out all our accountancy work and business advice, their service and attention to detail is outstanding."
"Having worked with Dutton Moore for many years now, we have always found the service extremely professional, prompt and courteous. As a growing business over the years their advice has been exemplary and without their valuable assistance in accounting and strategic planning we would have found the many transitions of growth a lot more challenging."
Richard Spencer, Commercial Director, Spencer Signs Ltd, Hull
The 2025 Autumn Budget was rather uninspiring – largely because of the doom and gloom predications in the run up to it – and it being leaked in full before Chancellor Rachel Reeves had even stood up to deliver it in the House of Commons! The Chancellor admits the Budget will mean working people will have to 'contribute a bit more' - but denies breaking a mani...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves MP has set out her spending review in the House of Commons this afternoon. It outlines how much funding individual government departments will receive over the next three years and state infrastructure investment for the next four years. The Chancellor said the government’s priorities are health, security and the economy. The last spendi...
DUTTON MOORE congratulate Jack on recently obtaining a High Achiever Award and an Accountancy Award through his hard work and dedication. The awards were presented to Jack from Wyke College who commented: “Jack proved himself to be an extremely hardworking and committed student of Accountancy throughout the 2 years of the course. He conti...
