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Alexandra Slater

Email: alexandra.slater@wrigleys.co.uk

Telephone: 0113 204 5796

Office: Leeds

Department: Property

Position: Managing Associate

Areas of practice:

Alexandra qualified as a solicitor in 2004. Alexandra deals with a variety of commercial property matters including acquisitions and disposals, landlord and tenant work, asset management matters such as licences, and wayleaves and easements. Alexandra also has experience in telecoms, having acted initially for operators and more recently for landowners, agreeing leases and licences for the installation of electronic communications equipment. Alexandra acts for a mix of clients including individuals, landed estates, charities, train operating companies and schools.

Testimonials:

"Alex always responds effectively and timely to queries and ensures we keep on target." (Chambers and Partners)

"She is professional and approachable." (Chambers and Partners)

Professional memberships:

Alexandra is a Dementia Friend

Publications:

Articles written by Alexandra Slater:

Don't ignore the signals – telecoms on school property

Could you maximise income through hiring out school property?


07 Aug 2025
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Employment Rights Bill – Headline of changes following House of Lords Report Stage

Some significant government-backed changes have been made to key provisions

06 Aug 2025
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IHT Instalment Options

Government announces extension to interest-free inheritance tax instalment option for all qualifying assets.

24 Jul 2025
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Local authority was not the employer of a caregiver whose support to his brother was funded using direct payments

EAT: local authority was not the employer where it did not manage or control the carer.