Last updated on August 16th, 2018 at 09:45 am

Scores of guests joined the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Councillor Anne Murphy, as she officially unveiled our brand new offices with walls adorned with Alan’s work – including three brand new Henderson’s Relish-inspired artworks.

The move comes at an exciting time for our six-partner firm originally opened by Robert B Grayson in 1925, which incorporated former neighbour, Watson Esam, into the practice along the way.  The bigger, more flexible office space will now allow us to enhance our offering to existing clients, to diversify into other areas of legal services and will provide the potential to incorporate other firms into the practice.

Peter Clark, managing partner at Graysons, said:

“Paradise Square has served us well for many years but we now have a lot of new blood in the firm with exciting ideas. The move to Courtwood provides us with the platform we need to move forward with our future plans. We’re very honoured that the Lord Mayor of Sheffield and artist Alan Pennington were part of the opening celebrations.”

All guests were given a limited edition mug printed with Alan Pennington’s depiction of Paradise Square together with a bottle of Henderson’s Relish.