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Wrigleys' legal services for further education colleges

Wrigleys have a team of solicitors dedicated to addressing the particular requirements of those working in the Further Education sector.

Employment, pensions, property and education expertise

Our Further Education services cover:

  • Employment law advice;
  • Commercial contracts;
  • Pensions law;
  • Property law; and
  • Student affairs.

Additionally we have provided ground-breaking TUPE and pensions advice in relation to Shared Services initiatives in the sector on behalf of consortia in the North East and the South West. Further details are available on our shared services webpage.

 ‘Dealing with many different stakeholders across property, employment, contracts, and service-level agreements needs a team that is flexible and collaborative and we definitely get that from the team at Wrigleys.’

 Legal 500 (2025)


‘Wrigleys Solicitors is accessible, prompt in its correspondence, and open to innovation and creativity.’

Chambers and Partners (2026)

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Direct Line: 0113 204 5734

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Leeds

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Court of Appeal decision on permanent exclusion from school for serious one-off incident

Decision highlights the need for consistent school policies in line with the statutory exclusions guidance.

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Unpacking the Social Care Means Test

Disability related expenditure – what is it and why is it important?

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Understanding the 'failure to prevent fraud' offence: guide for UK charities

UK charities should now be taking proactive steps to comply with the new 'Failure to Prevent Fraud' offence.