Annual Drinks Party and Reception

Thursday 9th November was our Annual Drinks Party and Reception.

Clients, professional connections and contacts were invited to join us for drinks and canapes at our newly refurbished offices in Royal Crescent. It was also an opportunity to meet new Hughes Paddison team members who had joined the firm over the last year. Catering was by Lovebites and photography by Ben Roberts of Blooming Photography.

You can view a selection of images from the evening below:

Left Simon Hodges and right Thomas Airey both Hughes Paddison

Left Nick Lawrence from Cambray Property Management

Left Peter Jackson (Hughes Paddison) speaking to centre Chris Jarrett, Head of Residential, Savills.

Catering for the evening was provided LoveBites Events.

Left Tom Hatcher, Charles Lear with Paul Engelbrecht (Hughes Paddison) centre.

Tom Hatcher, Charles Lear and Paul Engelbrecht, Hughes Paddison admiring the LoveBites canapes.

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