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CHARITY & CHAMBERS NEWS<br />

Kings Chambers raises over £3,000 for the<br />

Wood Street Mission<br />

Kings Chambers has held its annual fundraiser for the Wood Street<br />

Mission Christmas Appeal raising over £3,000.<br />

Barristers, clerks and staff donated clothing, gifts and food to the<br />

charity which supports disadvantaged children in Manchester and<br />

Salford.<br />

Wood Street Mission is a Manchester based children’s charity that<br />

supports underprivileged children in Manchester and Salford, by<br />

easing the impact of poverty on families. Last year the charity gave<br />

new toys and food to over 2,000 families and 4,500 children<br />

nationwide.<br />

Its Christmas Appeal aims to give children suffering through<br />

poverty gifts and food so they can have a positive experience<br />

celebrating the festive period regardless of their circumstances.<br />

For the past five years Kings Chambers has supported the charity’s<br />

Christmas Appeal and the Wood Street Mission’s Easter Project<br />

which gives Easter eggs to children who would not normally<br />

receive them.<br />

Debra Andrés, Chambers Director at Kings Chambers said:<br />

“Supporting local charities such as Wood Street Mission is a huge<br />

part of our ethos and we are delighted to support the charity’s<br />

Christmas Appeal again this year.<br />

“The charity’s Appeal is a fantastic initiative that helps<br />

disadvantaged children enjoy the magic of Christmas, making it a<br />

positive experience for them and their families.<br />

“As always, the support shown by the members and staff of Kings<br />

Chambers has been tremendous. The charity’s Christmas Appeal is<br />

a particularly worthy cause, which we are always delighted to<br />

support.<br />

Oriel Chambers relocates to<br />

prestigious new offices in Preston<br />

Nationally renowned and leading Barristers’ set, Oriel Chambers has<br />

relocated its Preston base to The Light Building, having signed a long<br />

term lease.<br />

The Light Building on Walker Street is a prime city centre development in<br />

the heart of Preston’s commercial district, located within just a few<br />

minutes’ walk of the County, Crown & Magistrates Courts.<br />

Oriel Chambers Preston opened in 2008 and was previously based at<br />

Ribblesdale Place, Winckley Square.<br />

The relocation to the new office space will enable the Chambers to<br />

enhance its reputation for providing exceptional legal services and build<br />

upon its presence in Preston and throughout the wider region across<br />

Merseyside, Lancashire and Cumbria.<br />

Oriel Chambers is one of Liverpool’s longest established Chambers and<br />

continues to operate from its Grade I listed headquarters on Water Street,<br />

Liverpool.<br />

Chambers’ Director, Sarah Cavanagh, says: “Over the past few years, our<br />

Preston Chambers has enjoyed a period of sustained market growth,<br />

during difficult economic times.<br />

Moving to the new, bespoke and modern premises enables us to provide<br />

high specification facilities to greater support our members, staff and<br />

client base, whilst keeping overheads to a minimum.”<br />

Over the last 52 years, Oriel Chambers’ members have offered advice,<br />

advocacy and drafting of the highest standard to the legal community,<br />

both locally and nationally. Its services are provided through eight<br />

specialist practice groups, Civil, Commercial & Chancery, Employment,<br />

Family, Criminal, Regulatory, Mediation & Travel Law, by its expert<br />

members.<br />

Oriel Chambers, The Light Building, 99 Walker Street,<br />

Preston PR1 2QT.<br />

DX 710053 Preston 10<br />

0<strong>17</strong>72 254 764<br />

sarah.cavanagh@orielchambers.co.uk<br />

www.orielchambers.co.uk<br />

10 <strong>In</strong> <strong>Brief</strong>

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