our sponsors
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The Chiddingly Festival is a registered Charity and we owe as much to our sponsors for our continued success as we do to our organisers and all the lovely people that come along and support us.
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If you would like to become a sponsor of the festival in general or a specific event please contact us. We have various levels of sponsorship and welcome donations from private individuals as well as businesses.
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A massive thank you to all our sponsors
‘exceptional service from outstanding people,
we take great pride in delivering the very best legal advice to get the best outcomes for our clients. We do this by employing the best people who are focused on maintaining our industry-leading and award-winning levels of client service.
Since Edwin Wynne Baxter started the firm in Lewes over 150 years ago we have continued to grow in both size and legal specialisms to meet the demands of both our commercial and private clients.
Whilst expertise and service are obviously important, it doesn’t fully explain our approach.
At Mayo Wynne Baxter our legal advisers listen. We want to understand your need fully and deliver a solution in plain English. We want to deliver to you a service that will impress you enough to make you want to tell your colleagues, friends and family.’
we take great pride in delivering the very best legal advice to get the best outcomes for our clients. We do this by employing the best people who are focused on maintaining our industry-leading and award-winning levels of client service.
Since Edwin Wynne Baxter started the firm in Lewes over 150 years ago we have continued to grow in both size and legal specialisms to meet the demands of both our commercial and private clients.
Whilst expertise and service are obviously important, it doesn’t fully explain our approach.
At Mayo Wynne Baxter our legal advisers listen. We want to understand your need fully and deliver a solution in plain English. We want to deliver to you a service that will impress you enough to make you want to tell your colleagues, friends and family.’
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