Well we did it! What an absolutely amazing experience. It was extremely tough, but the team finished all 3 Peaks. Despite all of the aching limbs and sunburn, it was worth it to raise so much money for Candlelighters. Thank you to all of our supporters. You really have made a difference! Well done Claire Weldon, Carol Evans, Sue Poole, Noelle Heath, James … Read More

12 members of the Morrish team are going to scale the three highest peaks in Yorkshire on 5th May to raise funds for Candlelighters.   The walk is approximately 23 miles in length with an elevation gain of over 1000m, tackling Whernside 736m, Ingleborough 724m and Pen-y-Ghent 694m. We’re aiming to complete this challenging trip in 12 hours, so we best get … Read More

After a fantastic 2 years supporting Children’s Heart Surgery Fund, it is now time to say a sad farewell. We have had such fun working with the team and it was very touching to meet many of the children and families who the charity are supporting. From taking part in skydives, it’s a knockout and firewalks, to colour runs, cake … Read More

We are delighted to announce that our Charity of the Year for 2017/2018 is Candlelighters. Candlelighters is a Yorkshire based charity supporting children with cancer and their families. They offer practical, emotional and financial support to all the 150 children diagnosed with cancer every year in the county. Paul Scholey, Senior Partner at Morrish Solicitors said: “We are proud of … Read More

Ten Morrish members of staff  will be taking part in It’s a Knockout to raise money for our Charity of the Year, Children’s Heart Surgery Fund!! It will take place at Roundhay Park, Leeds on 25 June 2017. The team will be preparing for new challenges with water, foam and inflatables! Children’s Heart Surgery Fund couldn’t be more local to us…they are literally steps around … Read More

Thanks to your support and very kind donations, our fire walk team have managed to raise a fantastic £600.00 for Children’s Heart Surgery Fund. The event took place on 24 November outside Leeds Art Gallery and the team commented that it was a test of faith or bravery! Emily, Carrie, Rizz and Tony will undergo motivational training by experts and then walk … Read More

Morrish Solicitors Charity Partnership raffle for the Children’s Heart Surgery Fund has raised a fantastic £379.00. The lucky winners are: Pair of Kaiser Chiefs tickets – David Sorensen £100 cash – Gavin Avison Meal for 2 with wine  at The Woods – Karen Woodward 2 Club tickets for Ripon Races – Alex O’Leary Bottle Champagne – Laura Pickersgill My Lahore voucher – Noelle Heath 4 … Read More

Four Morrish members of staff – Emily Meredith, Carrie King, Rizz Bashir and Tony Rippon will be taking part in a Firewalk to raise money for our Charity of the Year, Children’s Heart Surgery Fund!! It will take place at Leeds Art Gallery, Leeds on 24 November 2016. Walking over fire is without doubt one of the most thrilling extreme events that a person could take … Read More

A very touching visit to the children’s heart unit at the LGI this morning to present our annual fundraising cheque of £4398 to Children’s Heart Surgery Fund. Thank you to Heather (the Matron), who gave us a tour, including the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit. It really opened our eyes to the full journey the children take when having open heart … Read More

We are delighted to be involved once again with the Tenfold Awards, which recognise and celebrate the amazing work that is done in Leeds to support and improve the lives of people with learning disabilities. In 2013 we sponsored the award for Innovation, which went to West Yorkshire Playhouse’s Relaxed Performances. This year we will be sponsoring the award for … Read More

Please help feed local families this Christmas – we have a drop-off point for food donations at our Pudsey office. All donations are collected by Leeds West Foodbank and they are appealing particularly for tinned fruit and veg at this time, which they are running short of. Around 3,000 vulnerable Leeds residents are expected to fall into food poverty over … Read More