eading law firm Ward Hadaway has appointed partner Paul Wigham, adding further expertise to its corporate team to support high-growth businesses in the emerging technology and innovation sectors.
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The results, covering the period from May 2024 to April 2025, mark the firm’s fifth consecutive year of revenue growth and demonstrate continued delivery against its long-term strategic growth objectives.
Ward Hadaway confirm the appointment of corporate partner Nik Tunley as Head of Corporate following Ward Hadaway’s merger with The Endeavour Partnership.
The 4th annual Kids in Mind Charity Question of Sport event took centre stage at the Hilton Newcastle Gateshead on Friday night, uniting the North East housebuilding community for an inspiring evening of sport, laughter, and generosity — all in support of the Kids in Mind Charity.
UK Top 100 law firm Ward Hadaway has appointed one of the UK’s leading public funding lawyers, Alexander Rose, as a partner.
Top 100 law firm Ward Hadaway has appointed 39 legal specialists across the UK, strengthening its position as one of the UK’s leading independent full-service firms as it continues to grow strongly.
Join Laura Darnley and Gillian Burns for a webinar designed to help employers expand recruitment options beyond employer sponsorship, understand compliance and legal requirements, support employee and family visa pathways, and plan for future Indefinite Leave to Remain applications.
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Clients will now benefit from legal expertise across a broader range of practice areas, including succession planning, matrimonial advice, construction and tax.
We are delighted that INNSiDE Newcastle is our venue of the month for July. Bringing a slice of continental life to the heart of the city, the 161-room hotel is located on the historical Quayside, offering breath-taking views across the River Tyne and an eclectic home-from-home feel for guests to explore Newcastle’s city centre.
Sam Fender’s trio of sold-out shows at Newcastle’s St James’ Park delivered a huge £16.5 million uplift to the local economy, according to new figures released by Newcastle City Council and regional partners.
