Oct 21, 2026
Led by Yorkshire-based consultant Julie Davis, the new division will bring bookkeeping and finance support to businesses in Yorkshire and the north of England.
Rochester, Kent, October 21, 2026 -- Business finance and bookkeeping firm Elevey is launching Elevey North, a new regional division for client businesses based in Yorkshire and the rest of the North of England. The Rochester-based company will provide business owners across the region with the same range of services, offering direct, practical advice when needed.

Julie Davis, the regional manager for the new Yorkshire-based operation, has experience in forecasting, financial accounts, budget controls, and process improvement. She regularly works with business owners on their day-to-day operations, discovering where money could be slipping from their accounts and where savings can be made. She explores every aspect of company operations to determine where future savings could increase, rather than solely looking at business accounts and statements.
Elevey will offer bookkeeping and finance support for Yorkshire companies in various forms. Most clients will start with its comprehensive bookkeeping services. These services keep all company data organised and up to date, so businesses know where the firm stands financially today instead of finding out months later. Sole trader bookkeeping is another option. It provides self-employed people with straightforward assistance with their filings without the usual jargon.
Finally, Elevey is making part-time finance director support available. This service has been designed for growing teams needing more help with cash flow planning, forecasting, and budget control. Elevey believes the service will enable companies to make bigger decisions with more confidence.
Sally Brady, owner of Elevey, said the following about the expansion:
“We're pleased to be offering more businesses the ability to gain more control over their finances. Our services are for SME owners, founders, managing directors, and sole traders who want support with money flows in and out of their business. Many firms, in our experience, constantly feel like they're playing catch-up with their finances because they are so reliant on old numbers and reports. We bring their systems up to date with state-of-the-art techniques, helping them meet tax deadlines.”
Business owners and managers keen on benefiting from improved bookkeeping, financial consulting, and finance support can contact Elevey today or book a call with Julie Davis directly.
For more information about Elevey, use the contact details below:
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Name: Sally Brady
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Organization: Elevey
Address: Unit 20, Castle View Business Centre, Rochester ME1 1PB
Phone: 01634 557012
Website: https://elevey.co.uk
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