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Glynis Wright becomes the 2019 president of Leicestershire Law Society

Reception to mark Glynis Wright becoming president of Leicestershire Law Society

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  1. Guests at the inauguration of 2019 Leicestershire Law Society president Glynis Wright, second left, at De Montfort University's Trinity House1 of 16
  2. Glynis Wright with radio presenter and business coach Sandra Pollock2 of 16
  3. Glynis Wright at De Montfort University's Trinity House3 of 16
  4. Jenny Cross of Cross Productions with Glynis Wright.4 of 16
  5. Leicester Mercury editor George Oliver, Glynis Wright and Jenny Cross, of Cross Productions.5 of 16
  6. Laura Partridge and Maxine Eversfield of Eileen Richards Recruitment.6 of 16
  7. 2019 Leicestershire Law Society president Glynis Wright7 of 16
  8. Glynis Wright and former Leicestershire Law Society president Mehmooda Duke8 of 16
  9. Christina Wigmore, of Soft Touch Arts, Tracey Miller, The Miller Partnership, Jenny Cross, Cross Productions and Geoff Rowe, from Big Difference Company.9 of 16
  10. Vice-president Christl Hughes.10 of 16
  11. Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner Lord Willy Bach with Glynis Wright11 of 16
  12. Lisa-Marie Leanders of Glynis Wright Solicitors12 of 16
  13. Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner Lord Willy Bach13 of 16
  14. Guests at the reception14 of 16
  15. Guests at the inauguration of 2019 Leicestershire Law Society president Glynis Wright at De Montfort University's Trinity House15 of 16
  16. Guests at the summer reception16 of 16
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