Storyhouse are proud to announce Aaron and Partners as the new supporters of Chester’s annual Literature Festival which will return in a new slot this Spring.
At Aaron & Partners pride themselves on the years spent building a reputation for providing specialist, seamless legal services. They specialise in out of the ordinary matters, have unrivalled expertise and a top class team and their commercial understanding and personal interest sets them apart from other solicitors.
Helen Johnson Marketing Parter at Arron and Partner, said:
"Aaron & Partners Solicitors are delighted to be sponsoring the Chester Literature Festival at it’s new home in the Spring programme. The ability to really understand language and how to use words effectively are two essential skills for lawyers and it is our privilege to support Storyhouse in bringing some of the UK’s best literary talent to Chester for this annual celebration of the written word.”
Kate Mylchreest, Director of Development at Storyhouse, added:
"We’re delighted to partner with Aaron and partners, who are long term supporters of Storyhouse. As a Charity we rely on the support of our business community, so this support means so much to us "
This partnership will enable Storyhouse to keep delivering Chester’s unique Literature Festival with a varied programme including appearances from Ruth Jones, Daisy Buchannan and Rev Richard Coles plus a wealth of wraparound activity for local communities that strive to inspire and connect people. The new slot for the festival in the Spring programme is to align with the peak season for launches and ensure Chester’s access to the best quality authors, poets and artists.
For further information about Aaron and Partners visit:
http://www.aaronandpartners.com
To find out more about Storyhouse visit:
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