Steele
Raymond LLP & Bournemouth
University
We place great value on the close relationship we have with
the University.
Steele Raymond LLP Professor of
Law Press release
In March 1995 Bournemouth University announced the country's first ever Professor of Law between Steele Raymond LLP and the School of Finance and Law.
Professor Richard Conder said "I am delighted that the school has secured this support from Steele Raymond LLP. We pride ourselves on working closely with law firms and I am sure that the relationship we have established here will benefit both organisations. The Steele Raymond LLP Professor of Law will take forward some of the research interests of the school, will reinforce the position that we are gaining as a major law school,
and will further establish the excellent working relationship we have with Steele Raymond LLP".
Since 1995 the relationship has gone from strength to strength. Steele Raymond LLP has awarded annually a student bursary for one or more students and has provided work placements for many students on the LLB course at Bournemouth.
Steele Raymond LLP Bursary for 3rd Year studentspress
release
Steele Raymond LLP sponsors one or more students each year on the LL.B (Hons) Business Law programme. Students have the opportunity, based on their first year's exam results, to apply for the cash bursary and a placement opportunity at Steele Raymond LLP in their 3rd Year. A place is offered conditionally upon their 2nd year exam results.
Moordown
Community Centre
Early in 1999 Bournemouth’s newest community centre opened.
Described by the then Mayor of Bournemouth as a "showpiece",
Moordown Community Centre has become firmly established as a
focal point for local people. Converted from an old school building
the Centre offers many activities and areas of interest, ranging
from a café housing regular art exhibitions to adult
education courses.
Steele Raymond LLP is delighted to support and be a part of
life at the Centre by providing a free legal advice clinic there
every other Tuesday evening.
The
Michael James Music Trust
The Michael James Music Trust was established in memory of Michael
James, gifted musician and head boy during the 1960’s at
the famous Temple Church in London, who was about to embark
on a promising career in music when cancer struck in 1981, when
he was 30.
The Trust was established to advance education in music for
the enrichment of worship and to found organ scholarships for
young organists. Applications in writing should be made to the
Administrators, 4 Onslow Gardens, Wimborne Minster, Dorset,
BH21 2QG.
An award winner’s concert is held each year to help raise
funds for the Trust. Steele Raymond LLP is please to be associated
with the Trust, which it supports by periodically sponsoring
its concerts.
Moordown
Community Centre
The
Michael James Music Trust