On the move: the latest East Midlands hires
Law firm Shakespeare Martineau has added to its agricultural law offering with the appointment of solicitor Charlotte Boyes.
With almost four years’ post-qualified experience, Boyes joins Shakespeare Martineau from Wilkin Chapman Solicitors. Prior to this, she completed her training contract at Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors.
Boyes, who will be based in Lincolnshire working with clients and teams nationally, said: “I am thrilled to have joined Shakespeare Martineau. I was particularly attracted to the firm’s specialism in agricultural law; there is a focus on ensuring those within the team have the right resources that enable them to be standout experts in their field.
“I am excited to start engaging with local farming businesses in Lincolnshire; continue to build and maintain relationships with clients; and assist the rural community with their legal needs by providing practical and specialist advice.”
Amy Cowdell, partner and head of agriculture at Shakespeare Martineau, said: “We are delighted to welcome Charlotte to our team. Her background and experience are perfectly aligned with our commitment to delivering exceptional service to the agricultural sector. Charlotte’s deep-rooted connection to farming and her proven expertise in agricultural law will be invaluable as we continue to expand our offerings and support our clients’ diverse needs.”
Architect Matthew Drewitt, architectural assistant Ieaun Thomas and Part 1 architectural student Elliott Tiney
Architectural practice CPMG has expanded its team in Nottingham.
Architectural assistant Ieuan Thomas and Part 1 architectural student Elliot Tiney join the practice following their studies at the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University.
With more than eight years’ experience in the industry, Matthew Drewitt joins the Nottingham team as an architect, with core knowledge areas including the residential, civic, cultural, office and leisure sectors, as well as a key focus on promoting the utilisation of grey belt land in Nottingham.
He said: “Beginning my journey at CPMG seemed like a given, with its open-minded approach to helping the city that it has called home from the very beginning. With this comes the opportunity to work on a range of projects including local and seminal projects, as well as the larger work across the UK that we are becoming increasingly known for.”
