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The 2008/09 season has been another memorable one for the Garforth Tigers Under 14’s Amateur Rugby League Team. Runners-up in the division last season, the Tigers went one step further this year becoming the Yorkshire Juniors Division 4 Champions.

Take a walk on the wild side and experience Wakefield’s alternative night out! Where venues across the city come alive with a variety of visual arts and crafts, live music, and performances.

Yorkshire Solicitors Jordans launch a bold personal injury bonus scheme for direct new clients.

Flaws and Order showcases work by the Wakefield based artist Angie de Courcy Bower. Featuring old favourites and new pieces, the paintings are being shown at our Wakefield city office – a converted grain store in Wakefield city centre.

Jordans solicitors have launched a dedicated website to provide information in response to a high demand for from potential Yorkshire claimants needing information on how to reclaim losses on previous compensation claims.

Jordans Solicitors are pleased to announce our participation in the Prince of Wales Hospice Make a Will Week. We will be running this scheme from our newly refurbished Castleford office in Wesley Street for a week commencing 5th October 2009.

We have relocated our Castleford branch into new larger offices at Wesley Street. The opening of the newly refurbished offices took place on Friday 26th of June when MP for Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley, Yvette Cooper returned to what was until recently her constituency office to officially open the new site. For Jordans the move will accommodate a three-fold increase in staff. Representatives from; the local council, Jordans clients, local business and the arts community all enjoyed a chance to network and have a look around over drinks and canapés.

David Greenwood has recently pushed the legal boundaries by successfully applying for early judgement in an historic child abuse claim.

Jordan’s Wakefield office has been transformed into a gallery as a showcase for artists in collaboration with members of the Art House that opened last year on Drury Lane in Wakefield. Head of Company and Commercial law, Cathy Cook, wanted to support the Art House and also to raise the profile of Jordans in the local area. The Art House supports artists and provides specialist studios for disabled and non-disabled artists at their Drury Lane Premises.

Jordans Solicitors has sponsored one of its employees in the Race for Life, which took place on Sunday 18th May 2008 at Temple Newsam in Leeds. The Race for Life is a charity event that aims to raise money for Cancer Research UK. Helen Hughes, solicitor, registered for the fund raising event with her two sisters and friend.