This month, JWP Solicitors proudly opened the doors to their new Huddersfield office at 37–39 Lidget Street, in the heart of Lindley. Having outgrown their previous premises in Marsh, the move marks a significant milestone for the firm as it continues to strengthen its presence in West Yorkshire.
Perfectly positioned on one of the main routes through the area, the new office is bright and spacious. In 1911 the building was the barber shop of Henry Taylor Drake and has since had numerous uses. The modern renovations have been carefully designed in order to maintain the history of the building and provide a warm and approachable environment for clients.
Whether visitors are seeking guidance on wills and probate, estate planning, divorce and family matters, legal representation in criminal cases or children matters, they’ll be welcomed into a friendly setting that puts client comfort and accessibility first.
Joanne Whitehead, Director at JWP Solicitors and the project lead for the move, commented:
“Our relocation to Lindley is more than just a change of address – it reflects our commitment to creating a space where people feel comfortable and supported. The new office allows us to better serve the community in a welcoming, professional environment. We’re already getting positive feedback regarding the new setting, and we’re excited about what the future holds in this fantastic location. We are also really looking forward to supporting community events.”
The new office will also be home to Family Solicitor Shauna Pitchforth and Childcare Paralegal Rebecca Symmons, both of whom bring a wealth of knowledge and dedication to their roles. Private client solicitors, Joanna Longfellow and Laura Fahy, together with Childcare Solicitor, Sumayyah Salou will also be based at the office regularly.
As with all of their six Yorkshire offices, JWP Solicitors continues to make legal support as accessible and client-friendly as possible. Flexible appointment options, multiple contact methods, and a strong emphasis on personal service remain central to their approach.
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