Cambridge
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Address: CB2 1RY Office Phone: +44 (0)1223 460222 Employees: 240 |
Getting there
From the nearest airport
The nearest airport is Stansted airport, which is approximately 30 miles away. There are regular trains from the airport to Cambridge train station.
Alternative airports in London can be reached by taxi or train.
From the nearest station
The nearest station is Cambridge train station This is served by trains operated by National Express East Anglia, First Capital Connect, and Cross Country trains.
City House is a 5 minute walk from Cambridge mainline station
Our Cambridge office
We are the largest accountancy firm in the East of England offering sector expertise such as Technology, Media and Telecommunications, Food & Agriculture, Life Sciences, Private Markets, High net worth individuals, Trusts and Estates, Tax for Corporate Businesses, VAT and Global Employer Services.
The Cambridge office has a warm, friendly environment where sports and social events are common and the team works hard together, but also makes the most of opportunities to socialise. Informal get-togethers are frequent, supported by a wide range of social and sporting activities that enable you to further build relationships and extend your network of contacts.
With over 240 people and eight partners, the office offers an exciting range of opportunities.
The service lines operating in the Cambridge office are: Audit, Entrepreneurial Business, Business Tax, Private Client Services, Enterprise Risk Services, National Training, Property & Corporate Services, IT, Marketing & Business Developments.
At the leading edge of technology and life sciences
Cambridge and the surrounding area are home to a burgeoning technology and life-sciences sector, with many businesses launched from research and expertise at the city’s world-famous university. In Cambridge you will join a tightly knit, highly professional team working in the heart of one of the UK’s oldest cities but focused on its newest industries.
Life in Cambridge
Located on the river Cam, after which it is named, Cambridge is a beautiful and ancient city, shaped by its stellar university. Everyone is touched by the learning that has sprung from its historic colleges - Crick and Watson, who first decoded DNA, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin and William Wordsworth are among its famous alumni. The university and old market town provide a relaxing and picturesque backdrop to what is, in fact, an energetic, highly competitive business location that has attracted the likes of Microsoft to make a long-term investment in the region. New, high-tech developments are springing up all around Cambridge and the city has the air of a place that is bursting with creativity and ambition.
Not surprisingly for a city with so many students and academics Cambridge supports a thriving cultural and social scene with a wide range of galleries and theatres and a fine selection of restaurants, cafés and bars. The city supports a wide range of sporting activities and draws hundreds of thousands of tourists every year to visit its immaculately preserved colleges or gently punt along the Cam. Cambridge is under an hour’s train journey from central London and beyond the city lies open countryside and the cathedral cities of Norwich and Ely, historic Bury St Edmunds and the peace of the Norfolk and Suffolk coasts. Find out more about visiting Cambridge at http://www.visitcambridge.org/
Deloitte in the community
In the Cambridge office we are involved in various community projects including community days which take place each year. We have local office charities that we support and fundraise for throughout the year. Our people are also involved in numerous sporting events throughout the year, raising money for local and national charities.
Diversity at Deloitte
We are determined to build an organisation that reflects the world around us and the world in which our clients operate. We’re also aware that when it comes to top talent, demand far exceeds supply. And nowhere is this more apparent than when it comes to bringing the best talent into our organisation. That’s why we're pushing hard to become a place where the most talented people can do their best work, progress quickly and fulfil their potential – irrespective of their backgrounds. Diversity is, therefore, a key part of our recruitment strategy.
