The SCR Chambers: Barnsley & Rotherham
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Historic firm reaches incredible milestone
Thomas Mackrill and Andy Bethel, of CSP Systems Ltd
Fifth anniversary for Chamber Patron
Barnsley-based CSP Systems Ltd has just marked its fifth year in business, providing South and West Yorkshire commercial organisations with bespoke tailored solutions, to meet their office copy, scan and print demands. CSP Systems Ltd take pride in partnering
with Develop, supplying their digital multifunction network systems to education, commercial, health and charitable bodies, all the machines installed are fully supported on site and remotely by CSP System’s own experienced service team. All the solutions they provide enhance
client’s efficiency with document workflow and image quality on paper. Directors and owners Thomas Mackrill
and Andy Bethel founded CSP Systems Ltd and are proud of the achievements so far. Andy has over three decades experience
within the copy, print and scanning industry, he is extremely proud of the companies’ success within its first five years. Becoming a Patron member of the Chamber is a highlight for Andy. He said: “We are very thankful for the invaluable relationships and business connections we have formed by being involved as a Patron in the local business community.” Reaching this milestone in business is a
credit to the fantastic team that work as one at CSP Systems Ltd and they look forward to the next five years as a team too.
advice to South Yorkshire businesses. The business was first formed in 1791 and the
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Partners attribute the success of the business to the long lasting relationships that have been established with their clients. Those relationships have been built over a number of years with the same team. It is not unusual for many clients to have instructed the same Solicitor at the firm for over 20 years. Providing legal advice on all business legal
matters including commercial property sales and purchases, sales of business assets and dispute resolution local businesses can rely upon their expert knowledge. Many clients have commented upon the approachability of their solicitors and the transparency of their fees. The firm is happy to discuss a variety of pricing options for businesses that may be concerned at the cost of obtaining legal advice. The firm’s Managing Partner,
Richard Sheppard is responsible for ensuring that the firm delivers a high quality service valued by its clients. “We know that it is
sometimes difficult to decide which firm of solicitors to use. A helpful guide is to look to see if the firm has any accreditations which are a sign of good internal management procedures. “At Oxley & Coward we were
‘Despite all of
the difficulties last year we ensured our
standards did not drop’
pleased that despite all of the difficulties that arose last year we ensured our standards did not drop and were delighted to retain our ISO9001 and Lexcel accreditations. We also hold a number of accreditations from the Law Society for the work that we do for individuals.” Oxley & Coward work closely with the Chamber and are proud to have been a Patron for over 15 years.
BARNSLEY & ROTHERHAM CHAMBER PATRONS 2021
Managing Partner, Richard Sheppard
Richard added: “I am grateful to the Chamber for its support during what has been a very difficult 12 months for everyone. Early on in the
pandemic the Partners identified that we would support local businesses by buying local. We turned to the Chamber and they identified members for us to work with.” Oxley & Coward are looking forward to
celebrating this amazing milestone and to building new long lasting business relationships with members of the Barnsley and Rotherham Chamber of Commerce.
ong established Patron and well known local firm, Oxley & Coward Solicitors LLP, is celebrating 230 years of providing legal
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