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Axe Vale Show prepares for 2022 event
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Willans LLP appoints two new partners and three associates
Gloucestershire-based law firm Willans LLP has announced the appointment of two new partners as well as a series of senior promotions.
Tom O’Riordan and Mary Young (top left to right), Adam Hale (top right), Simon Hodges and Miranda Hawkes.
Cheltenham-headquartered law firm, Willans LLP, has named Simon Hodges and Adam Hale as the firm’s new partners, alongside a flurry of other top-ranking promotions.
Residential property partner, Mr Hodges, re-joins Willans after five years at Hughes Paddison, where he was a director in the firm’s conveyancing department.
And Mr Hale becomes a partner after three years as senior associate in Willans’ agriculture and estates team.
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Sunnier times! A previous Axe Vale Show
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Organisers of the Axe Vale Show have pledged that although this year’s event will not go ahead it will be back better than ever in 2022.
The popular event, which draws large crowds from across the region, has fallen victim to the Covid-19 pandemic. But the hard-working team of volunteers who make it happen say they are determined the show will return next year.
Families watch the main event at the Axe Vale Show 2019
- Credit: Terry Ife
In a statement issued this week, show boss Simon Hodges said: “It is with great disappointment that, as chairman of the Axe Vale Show, I must communicate that the committee does not have a high enough level of confidence to make the necessary preparations and commit to the financial investments required to run this year’s Axe Vale Show.
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