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Wiltshire agriculture consultancy acquired by major South West business

The company will continue to operate from its Compton Bassett base following the takeover

Douglas Green (centre) with Douglas Green Consulting team members. Pictured left to right is Kathryn Symes, Emily Alvis, Millie Joseph, Eve Brown(Image: Handout)

South West-based accountancy firm Westcotts has acquired a Wiltshire agricultural specialist business for an undisclosed sum.

Compton Bassett's Douglas Green Consulting offers advice to farmers and landowners across the South West. The company, which is led by its founder Douglas Green, will continue to operate from its Wiltshire base following the deal.

Douglas Green will work closely alongside Westcotts’ existing agricultural consultancy division, led by head of agriculture Tom Stuckey and agricultural director Pete Brown.

The acquisition "strengthens" Westcotts’ presence in the region’s rural and agricultural sector, the firm said.

Shona Godefroy, Westcotts managing partner, said: “We are delighted to welcome Douglas Green and his team to Westcotts. Their extensive sector expertise and strong client relationships complement our existing agricultural services perfectly.

“This acquisition reflects our commitment to supporting rural communities and reinforces our strategy to invest in the growth of Westcotts and our specialist teams helping our clients and the wider region to grow and thrive.”

Mr Green added: “Joining Westcotts marks an exciting new chapter for us. We share a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing the farming industry and this partnership will allow us to provide even greater value to clients, backed by the strength and resources of a larger firm.

"We are looking forward to working alongside Westcotts’ highly regarded agricultural team and continuing to build on the trusted relationships we have developed across the region over many years.”