Domestic abuse is a term commonly associated with ‘battered wives’, but in a Crime Survey conducted in 2020, the Office for National Statistics established that 1 in 50 people aged 75+ in England and Wales had been subjected to domestic abuse in the previous twelve months.

Leading North Wales and Shropshire law firm has announced the admission of another Solicitor from its longstanding Training Programme.

‘A Carpenter’s Tale’ will be performed at Shrewsbury College Arts Theatre, London Road Campus, at 7pm on Wednesday 21^st and Thursday 22^nd December. Tickets are £10 and can be purchased from www.ticketsource.co.uk/acarpenterstale, on the door, or in person from Pengwern Books.

On December 1^st private landlords in Wales will be coming to terms with more changes to the industry as even more new legislation comes into force.

At a time when charities have all been struggling to raise funds, an Oswestry law firm has been commended for raising over £1.1 million of future income for charity through legacy fundraising.

The Family department at a leading Oswestry law firm has gained another solicitor following the qualification of one of its trainees.

Five lawyers from one of the region’s top law firms have been hard in training for the Oswestry 10k run scheduled to take place on Sunday 17^th October.

A new solicitor has been appointed to Oswestry’s leading property law team during the busiest year in its firm’s 51-year history.

A Wrexham solicitor has today echoed concerns raised in a newly published report by the Care Inspectorate in Wales, about a potential shortage of carers able to look after people in the community.

A Wrexham man is being cheered on by work colleagues, family and friends to perform one thousand press-ups during May to raise much needed funds and public awareness for Motor Neurone Disease (MND).