Marshall Krysko Limited in Silsden is marking its seventh anniversary today.
The accounting firm, which works with both individual clients and local companies, has expressed gratitude to those who have supported the business over the years and contributed to its development. They took to Facebook to say: "Today marks the 7th Anniversary of Marshall Krysko Limited, and we couldn’t be prouder of how far we’ve come. "Thank you for trusting us with your accounting journey. "Here’s to many more years". Alongside the anniversary announcement, the company has highlighted that it has been nominated for the Small Business Awards 2025. These awards are designed to recognise independent businesses across a range of sectors, celebrating their contribution to local economies, customer service and community engagement. The small business awards is run by the MP of Keighley and Ilkley, Robbie Moore. The deadline for nominations is Sunday 14th December. You can nominate for your favourite small business here.

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