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Specialist property advice for the transport sector

Wrigleys has a proven pedigree from delivering property advice to the transport industry for over a decade.

As well as acting for several major Train Operating Companies and one of the country's largest bus operators, Wrigleys also advise on bespoke work for community and heritage transport organisations.

Diverse legal advice for transport and railway property

As part of our range of services we provide advice on issues including:

  • Retail property letting and licensing;
  • Property portfolios e.g. leasing of headquarters;
  • Franchise leasing;
  • Lease and licence renewals; and
  • Major station and retail redevelopment projects.

We offer appropriate work on a fixed fee basis to help our clients control legal budgets.

The key to our long-term success in this sector is our experienced, strong and stable team who provide pragmatic solutions to clients’ property issues in this specialised area.

‘The team at Wrigley’s led by Elizabeth Wilson are industry leaders in their understanding of the complex world of property matters across the UK rail network.’

‘I have been impressed by the increasing influence of Caroline Wilson and her forensic and detailed approach, especially in the area of third party lettings on stations.’

Legal 500 (2023)

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Elizabeth Wilson

Direct Line: 0113 204 5721

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