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Awdry Law Solicitors opens Bath office

Ben Carey
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Awdry Law Solicitors has announced the opening of its new office in Bath city centre.

Located at 3 Northumberland Buildings, Wood Street, the new premises will provide Bath’s residents and businesses with access to Awdry Law’s full range of legal services, including conveyancing, family law, wills & probate, commercial law, contentious probate, employment law and dispute resolution.

Managing Partner, Alexander David, said, “We’re thrilled to announce that our Bath office is now open. This marks an important chapter for the firm. Expanding into Bath is not just about increasing our presence, but about becoming part of a community we truly value. We look forward to supporting local people and businesses for many years to come.”

The Bath office is led by Partner Paul Walshe, who added, “We are incredibly proud to open our doors in Bath. Our team is ready to welcome clients and ensure they feel supported from the moment they step inside. Bath is a unique and vibrant city, and we are excited to contribute to its community and help local clients thrive.

“We have created a truly wonderful space for both our clients and colleagues, with newly designed and fully refurbished offices that reflect our commitment to professionalism and exceptional service.

“From the thoughtful layout to the carefully curated finishes, every detail has been considered to ensure an inviting, modern and uplifting environment, whilst respecting the tradition of this beautiful historic building. We can’t wait for everyone to see it.”

The new Bath office creates opportunities for clients seeking expert legal support, as well as for legal professionals looking to join one of the region’s most established and progressive law firms.

You can find out more about Awdry Law’s new Bath office here.

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Street‑level view of the Awdry Law office in Bath, set in a Georgian stone townhouse with large sash windows, black wrought‑iron railings, window boxes and Awdry Law signage visible in the windows and above the entrance.