Oglethorpe Sturton and Gillibrand are very sorry to see one of their successful young solicitors leave for pastures new!

Hazel Anyon, a solicitor in the agricultural department has left Oglethorpe Sturton and Gillibrand to join another firm in York, heading up their agricultural department, and starting a new life in the north east with her partner.

Hazel has been at Oglethorpe Sturton and Gillibrand for over seven years, undertaking her training contract at the firm and flourishing under the supervision of Martin Gillibrand and John Myers.

Hazel is well known within the local farming community and was always a smiley face in the office and very popular with clients. We are all very sad to see her go, and she will be greatly missed. We are sure she will keep in touch, but wish her well in the next chapter of her life.

Our agricultural clients will continue to be looked after by our experienced agricultural team, lead by John Myers and Clare Love.

As a core part of the firm’s heritage, the agricultural team are currently looking to recruit another solicitor to join them. Please contact John Myers for more information on 01524 846846 or by email at john.myers@osg.co.uk

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