In this episode, Emma Deering and Sioned Parry discuss the work of the Private Client Team, the types of legal matters they handle, what they enjoy about their roles and how they support clients through what can often be challenging times, helping them find practical solutions and to achieve their wishes.

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This is an episode in our Mini Series "Grounded In Agriculture", where Katie Baker sits down with the people running, building and working inside businesses connected to agriculture.

Today she's joined by Ieuan Edwards from Edwards of Conwy, a thriving Butcher Shop Deli that's become a standout example of a Butcher's done right in Wales.

Ieuan will be talking about his journey from growing up with his family's farming ambitions and working in a butcher shop, to building a business at 20 years old with no money and just a dream. 

Find out more about Edwards of Conwy via: https://shop.edwardsofconwy.co.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edwardsofconwy/  Kalani Ghost Hunter: https://www.tiktok.com/@kalanighosthunter/video/7556557858645560606

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In this episode, our guest Richard Charles talks with David Pugh about his involvement with the YESS Foundation, which is an education programme for young people between 12 and 22. Students are often taught things at school which won't necessarily help in adult life. Richard explains how this free programme is able to empower young people to help build their future, develop their skills and believe in themselves.

YESS Foundation's Website: https://www.yessfoundation.org.uk/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, we welcome Hollie Slawson and Florence Proctor from the Court of Protection Team. They chat about how the team supports each other in order to be able to deliver the best support to their clients. Often dealing with difficult conversations, Hollie and Florence discuss how they decompress and care for their own mental health.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Kate Lawson chats with Oswestry Show chairman David Kempster and colleague Tania McGee. The main aim of the Oswestry Show is to educate visitors about agriculture in the community. Around 14,000 to 16,000 people attend this annual show and David shares details of what those attending can expect. Lanyon Bowdler will be at the show offering hospitality and we look forward to seeing you there.

Oswestry Show's Website: https://oswestryshow.co.uk/

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In this episode, Amy Burgoyne from the Personal Injury Team talks to Alan Lewis, branch leader for West Mercia Casualties Union. This charity provides training to the emergency services, NHS and businesses using actors who have been made up with realistic injuries such as open wounds.

West Mercia Casualties Union Website: https://casualtiesunion.org.uk/contact/

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, we welcome a special guest, Dave Courteen, who talks with corporate and commercial solicitor Jemma Groves about the Lexus Wrexham Open, which takes place in October as part of the ITF World Tennis Tour. Dave explains the history of the tournament in Shrewsbury and now Wrexham, the logistics of putting on a major tennis tournament and what people can expect this year.

Wrexham Open's Website: https://wrexhamopentennis.com/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, solicitor Alexander Spanner talks to Sean McCarthy, who is the Shropshire Council Armed Forces Lead. Sean explains what the Armed Forces Covenant is all about, who it supports and how organisations can sign up. 22 June marks the start of Armed Forces Week, and Sean explains what Shropshire Council is planning for 2026.

Get in Touch With Sean: [email protected]

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This is an episode in our Mini Series "Grounded In Agriculture", where Katie Baker sits down with the people running, building and working inside businesses connected to agriculture.

Today she's joined by Rhys Jones from Cattle Strength, a thriving farm-based fitness business that's become a standout example of successful diversification in rural Wales.

Rhys will be talking about his journey from farming and professional sport to building a business from an old silage shed, the challenges and rewards of diversification and what his experience tells us about the future resilience of farm businesses.

Cattle Strength's Website: https://www.cattlestrength.com/

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/ 

In this episode, Edward Rees and David Pugh review the developments since the landmark 2024 budget regarding inheritance tax for farmers and business owners and they review where we have now landed post implementation of the new regime on 6 April 2026.

This is The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities.

For all the resources and reference material from the episodes, and to request a discussion about a particular scenario, or aspect of law, please visit: https://www.lblaw.co.uk/knowledge/