Triple Bottom Line Accounting Limited

12/06/2026

Head over to our blog at triplebottomlineaccounting.com to read our latest blog post from our Purpose in Practice Series, about New Routes Integration - Building a Norwich Where Every Newcomer Belongs

02/06/2026

We're delighted to feature New Routes Integration in our Purpose in Practice series.

❤️ For more than twenty years, New Routes has been walking alongside refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants in Norwich — offering English classes, advice, wellbeing support, the Free Shop, the Welcome Wheels cycling project, and so much more.

Over 1,500 registered participants. More than 200 people through their doors every single week.

We've been their accountants since 2019 and we're proud to play a small part in keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes so they can focus on the people they serve. Read the full story on our blog: https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/new-routes-integration-building-a-norwich-where-every-newcomer-belongs/

Check out the Norwich Refugee Week 2026 programme in the comments.

And don't miss the 9th annual celebration of international culture at Grapes Hill Community Garden, Norwich — Sunday 21st June, 11am–3pm. Live music, food, games, workshops and stalls. Free, family-friendly, and a brilliant way to mark the final day of Norwich Refugee Week 2026 – details here:
https://grapeshillcommunitygarden.org/pages/event/international-celebration/

Photo credits: Jo Rice of Grapes Hill Community Garden, Norwich

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Six Inches of Soil Patrick Goodall Permaculture Magazine The Apricot Centre at Huxhams Cross Farm Good Small Farms

21/04/2026

Purpose in Practice Series 2026 | Part 7

Throughout 2026, we're showcasing our purpose-driven clients making a difference to people and planet.

🎬 Meet Six Inches of Soil!
This award-winning documentary follows three young British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food. Created by Colin Ramsay and Claire Mackenzie, it's become a catalyst for change across Britain's farming landscape.

What started as a 90-minute film has grown into a comprehensive impact campaign – podcasts, educational resources, community screenings, and a book – all dedicated to soil health and regenerative farming.

We've supported them since 2022, managing their dual company structure (Ltd + CIC) and securing Film Tax Relief for four consecutive years. By handling the financial complexity, we've enabled their team to focus on creating compelling content that's transforming how we think about food and farming. 💚
Ready to align your financial management with your values? We're here to help: https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/contact/

TBLA clients: Want to be featured? Let your account manager know! 🌱

Discover the Six Inches of Soil story and watch the film 👇
https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/six-inches-of-soil-telling-the-story-of-britains-regenerative-farming-movement/


Greener Growth Good Small Farms Goodery Eves Hill Veg Co. Grass Roots Remedies Co-op The Apricot Centre at Huxhams Cross Farm New Routes Integration Treat- Norwich Health & Wellbeing Clinic Rebecca Geanty- Norwich Acupuncture Rooms

17/04/2026

We are proud to be the main sponsor of the upcoming UEA Sustainability Week. 22nd April - 2nd May. Here are some of the events happening.

31/03/2026

📢 Are you a sole trader or landlord in Norwich? Here's what you need to know about Making Tax Digital.
HMRC's Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax is coming — and the clock is ticking. If your income is above £50,000, the changes apply from April 2026. That's less than a month away.
Join the Norfolk Network on Tuesday 14th April, 12:30–2pm at Artlist UK, Norwich, for a practical, no-jargon session tailored specifically for sole traders and property owners. (Non Norfolk Network members welcome)

Led by Dr Peter Ellington, Founder & CEO of Triple Bottom Line Accounting (TBLA Ltd | Certified B Corp), you'll get clear, expert guidance on:

✅ How digital record-keeping and quarterly submissions will work in practice ✅ The impact on your tax reporting and what triggers an HMRC investigation ✅ MTD-compliant software options — QuickBooks, FreeAgent, Xero and more
✅ The real cost of transition, and what accountants are currently charging
✅ The three TBLA service models: DIY | DIY with support | Full service
✅ The opportunities digitisation creates — not just the challenges

MTD roll-out timetable:
🔹 April 2026 — income above £50,000
🔹 April 2027 — income above £30,000
🔹 April 2028 — planned extension to £20,000+

Whether you're just getting your head around MTD or ready to make a plan, you'll leave with the clarity and confidence to act.
Places are limited — early registration is recommended.
🔗 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mtd-what-sole-traders-and-property-owners-need-to-know-tickets-1985058446249
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We'll explain how the Government’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax initiative will apply to unincorporated businesses and landlords

30/03/2026

Purpose in Practice Series 2026 | Part 6
Throughout 2026, we're showcasing our purpose-driven clients making a difference to people and planet.

🌱 Meet Grass Roots Remedies Co-op!
This Edinburgh & Glasgow workers' co-operative has been running the award-winning Wester Hailes Growing Communities Herbal Clinic for over 10 years, making herbal medicine accessible to everyone.

They share plant wisdom through beautiful seasonal courses:
🌿 Wild Things: A Year of Wild Food & Medicine – 8 months exploring British wild plants through the seasons (10th year running!) Book here: https://grassrootsremedies.podia.com/wild-things-a-year-of-wild-food-medicine-year-1-2026

🌸 Plant Allies: 13 Moons – one plant ally each moon cycle, without hurry Next bookings: 2nd-16th April: https://grassrootsremedies.podia.com/770ba94c-22ec-415d-a3e6-b4948a84f9e7

We've supported them since they found us in Permaculture Magazine, handling their accounts so they can focus on the plants and communities they serve. Folk medicine for all folk! 💚
Discover their story and courses 👇
https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/grass-roots-remedies-co-op-folk-medicine-for-all-folk/

Tatiana Blana Good Small Farms Agroforestry Research Trust Greener Growth Eves Hill Veg Co. New Routes Integration Maddy Harland Goodery UK The Apricot Centre at Huxhams Cross Farm B Corp UK

10/03/2026

Purpose in Practice Series 2026 | Part 5

Throughout 2026, we're showcasing our purpose-driven clients making a difference to people and planet.
Meet the The Apricot Centre at Huxhams Cross Farm

This remarkable South Devon organisation weaves together biodynamic farming, therapeutic wellbeing services and pioneering education programmes. They're proving that a 150-acre farm can be carbon negative, biodiversity positive, economically viable AND community-centred.
We've supported them since 2018, handling the financial complexity so their brilliant team can focus on regenerating land, lives and livelihoods.

It's partnerships like these that remind us why we do what we do. 💚
Discover the story behind our purpose driven partnership with The Apricot Centre 👇

https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/the-apricot-centre-regenerating-land-lives-and-livelihoods/

Maddy Harland Greener Growth B Corp UK Good Small Farms Agroforestry Research Trust Greener Growth Eves Hill Veg Co. Goodery UK Treat- Norwich Health & Wellbeing Clinic New Routes Integration

18/02/2026

The next in our Purpose in Practice blog series showcasing our clients working on environmental stewardship and social impact...
How can we grow food whilst working with nature rather than against it?
For over three decades, the Agroforestry Research Trust has been answering this question through pioneering research into temperate agroforestry and perennial food systems. Founded by renowned forest gardening pioneer Martin Crawford, this carbon-negative Devon charity is demonstrating the environmental potential of well-designed agroforestry systems.

Making an Impact:

Martin's influence extends far beyond his 2-acre demonstration forest garden at Dartington. As author of seminal works including Creating a Forest Garden and How to Grow Perennial Vegetables, he has educated thousands worldwide about growing edible crops by mimicking natural woodland ecosystems.
The Trust operates multiple research sites totalling over 10 acres, trialling fruit and nut crops, developing forest garden templates, and exploring climate adaptation. Their work is genuinely carbon-negative—storing more carbon than they produce from all activities.

A Personal Connection: Our directors Fran and Pete attended one of Martin's agroforestry courses in 2009, which directly informed the design of Grapes Hill Community Garden, Norwich —a garden that continues to thrive today, demonstrating the lasting impact of Martin's work.
Why Martin chose TBLA: Martin was looking for an accountant who would understand what they're doing beyond just the financial sense. Since 2019, we've supported the Trust by freeing up staff time to focus on their core mission and ensuring compliance with charity requirements—because not all accountants understand the unique needs of charities.
Read the full story on our blog: https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/how-tbla-supports-environmental-stewardship-the-agroforestry-research-trust-case-study/
Watch this beautiful 3 minute video: https://youtu.be/Q_m_0UPOzuI?si=oK10fOv1AMfcso1V

Follow the series on our blog: https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/category/purpose-in-practice/
Are you a TBLA client? If you'd like to be featured in this year's series, please get in touch with us directly.
Not a client yet? If your organisation is working towards environmental and social impact, we'd love to hear from you:



Resilience Web B Corp UK Richard Newell Good Small Farms Greener Growth Eves Hill Veg Co. Goodery UK Norwich FarmShare

10/02/2026

The next in our Purpose in Practice blog series showcasing our clients working on environmental stewardship and social impact...
Can regenerative agriculture actually be profitable?
https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/good-small-farms-proving-that-regenerative-agriculture-can-be-profitable/

Good Small Farms near Stroud is proving it can be—and they're building the blueprint for a farming revolution in the process.
As small farms across Britain struggle with squeezed margins and rising costs, this pioneering regenerative farm is challenging conventional wisdom.

Their mission? To support 100 small-scale farms on regenerative journeys by 2030, demonstrating that ecological restoration and financial viability can go hand in hand.
Their approach rests on three interconnected pillars:

🌱 Biodiversity – actively reversing ecosystem decline through wildflower meadows and expanded hedgerows

👥 Social Capital – building a diverse 12-person team that brings resilience and fresh perspectives to farming

💰 Profitability – proving regenerative methods work as a for-profit business, not a charitable endeavour

In 2024 alone, they achieved Soil Association organic certification, delivered 600 veg and meat boxes, welcomed 100 schoolchildren for farm education, and launched new enterprises from eggs to tree nurseries.

Why they chose us: When Good Small Farms needed accounting support, they didn't simply look for technical competence—they sought a partner whose values matched their own. As founder Eric Walters says: "It is clear that Pete and Fran live and breathe the ethos of doing the right thing and believing that business can be a force for good."

Part of a thriving local and national regenerative farming and organic growing community within and outside our client base.
Read the full story on our blog: https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/good-small-farms-proving-that-regenerative-agriculture-can-be-profitable/

Six Inches of Soil Goodery UK Sustainable Norwich B Corp UK Greener Growth Resilience Web Eleanor Jones Richard Newell New Routes Integration Grapes Hill Community Garden, Norwich Agroforestry Research Trust RAW Tipis Norwich FarmShare

27/01/2026

Purpose in Practice Series 2026 | Part 2

Throughout 2026, we're showcasing a selection of Triple Bottom Line Accounting's purpose-driven business and social enterprise clients.
🌾 Introducing !

PfBIO is an innovative agritech company based at Norwich Research Park, developing natural biosolutions to protect crops and promote plant health. Their mission? Supporting sustainable agriculture whilst preserving the environment.

We've been proud to support them from their earliest days – handling everything from payroll and tax to investment discussions and grant applications, so their brilliant team can focus on the science that matters.

It's partnerships like these that remind us why we do what we do: transforming accountancy from box-ticking compliance into collaborative partnership that empowers purpose-driven businesses to thrive.
Read how PfBIO is "sifting nature for agricultural allies" 👇
https://triplebottomlineaccounting.com/pfbio-supporting-early-stage-innovation-with-purpose/


Good Small Farms, The Apricot Centre at Huxhams Cross Farm, Agroforestry Research Trust, Goodery UK, Sustainable Norwich, Greener Growth Creative East: Create Growth Programme, Permaculture Magazine, Maddy Harland, Resilience Web Norfolk Permaculture, Grapes Hill Community Garden, Norwich Sustainable Business Network Richard Newell B Corp UK