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Blandy & Blandy acquires Henley-based McQueen Turner Solicitors

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June 22, 2025
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Thames Valley law firm, Blandy & Blandy, which has offices in Reading, Henley-on-Thames and Wokingham, has acquired the business of McQueen Turner Solicitors.

Based on Station Road, Henley-on-Thames, McQueen Turner Solicitors had been advising clients in and around the town for over 40 years.

Alexa McQueen-Turner, a solicitor with 20 years’ experience, joined Blandy & Blandy’s growing Residential Property team as a partner on 17 June 2025, whilst Sidra Ahmed has become a legal assistant in the firm’s Wills, Probate, Tax & Trusts team. Both have relocated to Blandy & Blandy’s Henley-on-Thames office at 24 Thameside and are joined by their secretary, Julie Alexander.

Claire Dyer, chair and partner at Blandy & Blandy, said: “McQueen Turner Solicitors has been a prominent firm with a strong reputation in the Henley area for many years, primarily advising on residential property and private client matters.

“We are delighted to welcoming Alexa, Sidra and Julie to our firm and look forward to working with clients of McQueen Turner Solicitors going forwards. We are of course writing to everyone but those with any enquiries can also contact [email protected] at any time.”

Alexa McQueen-Turner added: “I am very pleased to be joining Blandy & Blandy, one of the most established and well-respected firms in the region. I am confident that our clients will continue to benefit from excellent legal advice and client care, alongside having access to the broader range of legal services that Blandy & Blandy provides.”

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