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Andrew Murray

Position: Partner

Contact details

DT 020 7593 5138

DF 020 7593 5042

E amurray@wslaw.co.uk

Andrew heads up the housing and regeneration department and has over 15 years experience in advising not-for-profit bodies on a wide range of governance, contractual and constitutional matters. He also has particular expertise in major regeneration projects. He advises clients on governance, constitutional and regulatory work, including mergers and establishment of groups. He also has a particular specialism in establishing new organisations, some as charities, including extensive dialogue with the Charity Commission. He has also advised and continues to advise developers and local authorities.

Recent experience

Advising the Riverside Group on its merger with English Churches Housing Group.
Lead partner acting for the developer of a major estate regeneration project in north London with a value in excess of £450 million.
Advising several local authorities on the establishment of independent, non-RSL, regeneration company structures.

Professional memberships

Law Society of England and Wales.

Work history

1996 to date Finance Partner, Winckworth Sherwood
1989 to date Partner, Winckworth Sherwood
1988 to 1989 Solicitor, Winckworth Sherwood
1987 to 1988 Solicitor, Ross Williams Wakefield & Co
1985 to 1987 Articled Clerk, Ross Williams Wakefield & Co

Related information

Sectors

Real estate

Local and central government

Charities and not for profit

Regeneration

Public sector

Social housing

Legal services

News Articles

South-west England 'needs more social housing'

(Tue 07 Sep 2010)

'Local people' to receive social housing priority

(Wed 01 Sep 2010)

Cash incentives could reduce burden on social housing, says thinktank

(Tue 31 Aug 2010)

Social housing 'can play key role in delivering Cameron's Big Society'

(Thu 26 Aug 2010)

Social housing providers in Manchester join forces

(Wed 25 Aug 2010)

South-east England 'faces acute housing problems'

(Wed 11 Aug 2010)

English councils offered cash for new homes

(Mon 09 Aug 2010)

London on track to meet social housing targets

(Mon 19 Jul 2010)

Many low-income households 'cannot afford the cheapest housing'

(Wed 14 Jul 2010)

Value of social housing construction projects falls

(Tue 13 Jul 2010)

Court judgment hailed as landmark ruling by housing association

(Tue 06 Jul 2010)

Shelter urges government to deliver more social housing

(Mon 28 Jun 2010)

NHF: Housing budget could fall by a third by 2014

(Tue 22 Jun 2010)

Number of new social homes 'could fall by 65%'

(Mon 14 Jun 2010)

Social housing 'should be a priority in Budget'

(Thu 10 Jun 2010)

CIH: Government's commitment to social housing is encouraging

(Wed 26 May 2010)

NHF calls for 'radical ways' to fund new affordable homes

(Mon 24 May 2010)

Hung parliament 'creates uncertainty in housing sector'

(Fri 07 May 2010)

Social housing funding 'must be maintained'

(Wed 28 Apr 2010)

Labour aims to make social housing greener

(Mon 26 Apr 2010)

Hung parliament 'would be good for housing'

(Wed 21 Apr 2010)

Housing budget must be protected, says NHF

(Mon 19 Apr 2010)

Denham criticises Cameron for shared housing comments

(Fri 16 Apr 2010)

Lib Dems pledge to address housing crisis

(Mon 12 Apr 2010)

Social housing 'should be a priority at general election'

(Thu 08 Apr 2010)

CIH welcomes council housing reforms

(Fri 26 Mar 2010)

Councils 'not delivering enough affordable housing'

(Mon 22 Mar 2010)

Social housing regulatory framework draws praise

(Wed 17 Mar 2010)

Conservatives criticise government's social housing policy

(Mon 15 Mar 2010)

Housing 'should be a government priority'

(Mon 01 Mar 2010)

NHF: Tory policy puts affordable housing delivery at risk

(Wed 24 Feb 2010)

CIH: Housing organisations not ready for new TSA rules

(Tue 16 Feb 2010)

Affordable housing exempted from Community Infrastructure Levy

(Thu 11 Feb 2010)

Labour electioneering 'could alienate private landlords'

(Wed 03 Feb 2010)

House prices continue to rise

(Mon 01 Feb 2010)

Home Builders Federation welcomes investment in council housing

(Wed 13 Jan 2010)

House prices rise in December 2009

(Thu 07 Jan 2010)

Council house building project gets underway

(Mon 04 Jan 2010)

Nationwide: House prices have increased 5.9% in 2009

(Thu 31 Dec 2009)

CIH calls for continued investment in housing

(Tue 15 Dec 2009)

Government to assess efforts to improve social housing

(Wed 09 Dec 2009)

House prices continue to rise

(Tue 08 Dec 2009)

Affordable housing trial announced for London

(Thu 26 Nov 2009)

More private English homes 'vacant for over six months'

(Fri 20 Nov 2009)

Stamp duty holiday benefits first-time buyers

(Wed 11 Nov 2009)

House prices continue to rise

(Tue 10 Nov 2009)

"he is widely regarded as one of the most experienced individuals operating in this market. He is particularly well thought of for his adept handling of complex, multiparty projects."
Chambers, 2007