Oglethorpe Sturton & Gillibrand are pleased to be joining up with the StartUp Britain Tour as it comes to Lancaster on Monday, 11th July.  StartUp Britain is a national campaign run by the Centre for Entrepreneurs with the support of Natwest, aiming to promote enterprise in the UK by offering the knowledge and expertise of some of Britain’s leading business people to entrepreneurs looking to start or grow their own businesses.  The StartUp Tour bus will visit 30 different locations from 13th June to 29th July, where local experts will be available at each stop to give free and impartial business advice.

The StartUp Bus will be parked in Market Square, by Lancaster City Museum, where our team of solicitors will be on hand from 10am-4pm to provide free legal advisory support.  Whether you starting up you own company, need advice on how to grow your business or are looking for any other legal advice, please do not hesitate to come and say hello!  Our legal team has expertise in a number of different fields and will be happy to answer any questions you might have.

To find out more about the StartUp Britain Tour, take a look at the StartUp Britain website or Twitter @StartUpBritain.

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