GHP Legal proudly took part in Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day this year, uniting staff across all offices to raise funds and awareness for vulnerable children in the UK and around the world.

Christmas is the season of goodwill and an Oswestry law firm that played its part by sponsoring Shropshire’s largest Santa run has hailed the event a great success.

The Oswestry Santa Run, staged by Adrenalin Sporting Events, has grown year on year, and GHP Legal, which has two long established offices in the town, has provided sponsorship for many of the organisation’s fundraising events since its inception.

My husband fell out with his wealthy grandparents when he was in his twenties, but when I started dating him I persuaded him to try and build some bridges with them for the sake of the rest of the family. We eventually went to see them and I got on with them immediately and subsequently became very close to them. They thought the world of me and before we got married they gave us some valuable things for our new home.

Last year my mum and dad set up Lasting Powers of Attorney and they each appointed me as their property and finances Attorney. They held joint bank accounts, but my dad has just passed away. From everything I have read, my understanding is that the authority for an Attorney to handle the donor’s affairs from a Lasting Power of Attorney ends upon the Donor’s death. So, does this mean, as I was dad’s Attorney, that I cannot access their joint accounts?

Christmas is the season of goodwill and Oswestry law firm, GHP Legal, is once again playing its part by sponsoring Shropshire’s largest Santa run.

Taking place on Sunday 7^th December, Oswestry’s historic town centre will be flashing red as hundreds of ‘Santas’ don their crimson suits and take to the streets to raise money for local good causes and community wellbeing.

Natalie Holloway joined the firm at the end of September, following the retirement of solicitor, Andy Howarth. Based at GHP Legal’s Oswestry office, Natalie has more than ten years’ experience in mental health law and has been a member of the Law Society Mental Health Accreditation Scheme since 2016.

A cutting-edge local law firm with a reputation for keeping its feet firmly on the ground when it comes to handling client cases, will this weekend be encouraging participants to lift their feet off the ground in the Chirk Castle Dark Run.

GHP legal, a longtime supporter of local charities and sporting and fitness events, is one of the main sponsors of the event due to take place on Saturday 18^th October in aid of Hope House Children’s Hospice.

Leading North Wales and Shropshire law firm, GHP Legal, has announced the qualification of one of its paralegals as a solicitor, after she successfully completed her training contract with the firm on 2^nd October 2025.

A North Wales criminal lawyer has started the countdown to a journey that will take her north to join a 60,000-strong throng of runners aiming to complete 13.1 miles for charity on 7^th September.

Elzbeth Kenny, a Senior Solicitor with Wrexham based law firm, GHP Legal, who modestly describes herself as ‘not the fittest’, will be stepping out of her comfort zone to participate in the A J Bell Great North Run 2025 in support of a local hospice.

A Wrexham father of two who despite suffering from arthritis is challenging himself to do 15,000 steps a day in aid of charity during August is urging others to do the same or sponsor him.

Ant Watkin, who works in the Debt Recovery department at local law firm GHP Legal, ran a total of 60 miles during the month of August last year in a similar challenge, raising more than £450 for Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA).