Moorcrofts LLP advises Riwal UK Limited as it prepares to open...
Leading Thames Valley Law Firm, Moorcrofts’ commercial property team are advising Riwal UK Limited (Riwal UK) as it prepares to open a major new depot for London and the M1 corridor.
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Oxford Law Firm Spreads Festive Cheer to Children in Care this...
A Secret Santa scheme run by Oxford law firm Blake Morgan has given almost 900 disadvantaged children in the local area a Christmas present this year.
The Future is Bright
Light has the power to captivate; be that gathering round a campfire, or the lights dimming on a stage and an expectant hush descending upon the audience. But imagine the impact if a building could have that effect of drawing people together and then entertaining or informing them; this is the reality of G-Smatt Europe’s architectural grade, smart, media glass.
How to raise your game this Christmas and not your voice
The Christmas season is approaching and can be a time of real stress and anxiety for couples who might already be talking about whether they are going to stay together.
A summary of the Budget 2018 – was it a missed...
The key announcements from the Chancellor’s latest Budget briefing.
To provide & Protect: The B4 finance debate brought to you...
In B4 Issue 54 we introduced the finance debate with Tony Haines, Partner at leading Oxfordshire accountancy firm, Wenn Townsend. In October we had the first of a series of Finance Lunches where we discussed how we can engage with local banks to find out more about the way they operate and de-mystify the banking process.
Oxford’s leading law firm is acknowledged as a UK ‘Top Tier’...
Freeths Solicitors has received stellar reviews in this year’s publication of the UK’s leading legal directories, The Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners. In addition, The Times has commended Freeths for inheritance and succession (private client) and family law in their recently published Best Law Firms 2019 supplement. Freeths are one of only 24 firms in the country to be commended in these areas of work.
Keeping it in the Family: Business Owners More Likely to Seek...
Behind every great business lies a great family according to research carried out by law firm Blake Morgan into the key factors of business success.
Grant Thornton bolsters its team in the South with relocation of...
Grant Thornton has welcomed a new partner, Karen Robb, to head up its VAT team in the South. Karen joins from the London market, where she led the VAT, Customs and Indirect Tax practice for the UK and EMEA.
Thames Valley’s Faces of a Vibrant Economy revealed by Grant Thornton
Grant Thornton UK LLP today announces the launch of the third annual Faces of a Vibrant Economy initiative, which identifies 100 organisations and their leaders (private, not for profit and public sectors) that demonstrate excellence through growth, innovation and purpose, five of which are from the Thames Valley area:
New starters drive further growth at Whitley Stimpson
One of the largest independent accountancy practices in the area, Whitley Stimpson, has recruited an additional 16 members of staff.
Blake Morgan Promotes Six Lawyers in Thames Valley
Leading law firm Blake Morgan has announced the promotion of six lawyers who work across their offices in Oxford and Reading.
Blake Morgan Teams in the Thames Valley Celebrate Success in the...
Blake Morgan’s teams and leading individuals have been recognised for the strength and depth of their expertise in 2018 edition of the prestigious Legal 500 directory and the Chambers & Partners 2019 UK rankings.
Legal 500 Ranking Success for Moorcrofts LLP
Corporate Law firm, Moorcrofts, is celebrating after being named one of the top tier law firms in the region by leading industry directory, The Legal 500 UK edition.
Oxford Law firm recruits local businesses to spread christmas cheer to...
Santa’s elves at Oxford law firm Blake Morgan are calling on local businesses to support an appeal which will put the magic back into Christmas for children helped by social services, by making sure they receive at least one present this year.