As part of a fundraising effort for national charity of the year Cancer Research UK, staff from Henmans Freeth will shortly be taking on the challenge of completing the “Tour de Freeths” – a continuous cycling relay event around the 11 offices of the group, covering over 450 miles over three days.
Sarah Foster, managing partner and one of the cyclists, commented: “I’m taking part to raise money for a charity that is very close to my heart and to be part of a national event, bringing the Freeths offices closer together for the benefit of our clients. It is going to be a challenge for many of us as it has been many years since we have cycled so far in such a short period of time, but fantastic to be a part of it.”
Donations can be made at: www.justgiving.co.uk/tourdefreeths
Based in Oxford, Henmans Freeth – part of the Freeth Cartwright Group of law firms – has over 90 employees, including 18 partners. The office has built a national reputation for handling commercial and personal matters for a wide range of clients including individuals, businesses, educational institutions and third sector organisations.
As from June 1, the firm has merged with Freeths LLP (now known as Freeth Cartwright LLP), but the practice continues to trade as Henmans Freeth.
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