New trainees join Wansbroughs
Four aspiring solicitors have started their training contracts with Devizes-based Wansbroughs.
India joined Wansbroughs as a paralegal in March 2024 and has worked in both the Private Client and Dispute Resolution teams. She has also represented the firm at networking events, charity initiatives, and exhibitions. India holds a law degree from the University of the West of England (2023) and previously gained experience at The Business and Law Clinic in Bristol.
Jack joined the firm as a paralegal in March 2025, working in the Agriculture & Landed Estates team. He has represented Wansbroughs at various business and charity events. Jack holds a law degree from the University of Southampton (2024) and has prior experience at another law firm, as well as with Stop Scams UK.
Lucy joined Wansbroughs in March 2025 as a paralegal in the Residential Property team. She has taken a proactive approach to her role and represented the firm at several major client events. Lucy holds a law degree from the University of Durham (2023).
Georgia is new to Wansbroughs and joins the firm to begin her training contract. She holds a law degree from Cardiff Metropolitan University and has gained practical legal experience through previous placements with Wansbroughs and the Speakeasy Law Centre. During her time at Wansbroughs, Georgia worked with the Dispute Resolution, Family, Private Client, and Residential Property teams.
These new trainees join the firm’s current cohort of trainee solicitors, Bethan Williams, Mia Down, Theodora Munday, and Tom Haugh.
Anna Wensley Stock, Co-Managing Partner, said, “We are delighted to welcome Georgia to Wansbroughs and to support India, Jack, and Lucy as they progress from paralegal to trainee solicitors and start their journey towards qualification. Each year we receive hundreds of applications for our training programme and congratulate those shortlisted for their strong academics, experience, and well-crafted applications. Our trainees make a valuable contribution to the firm, rotating through different departments or practice areas (‘training seats’) and working on real client matters from the outset, supported by a supervising solicitor or partner. We wish them all every success in their new roles at Wansbroughs.”
Wansbroughs typically recruits 4–5 trainees each year, with a maximum of 10 trainees at any one time. To learn more about training as a solicitor at Wansbroughs, visit the firm’s website. Go to: www.wansbroughs.com
Pictured above: Lucy Derham, India Nicholls, Jack Bowerman and Georgia Hills
