Two Scottish law firms have completed a merger that creates a combined business with a significantly expanded Glasgow operation. Lindsays’ merger with Glasgow-based Dallas McMillan, which was originally announced in June, is the firm’s fourth in 11 years. Dallas McMillan will bring more than 40 new staff into Lindsays, taking the team at the partnership’s Glasgow city centre offices from 80 to more than 120. Across its wider network of offices, including locations in Edinburgh, Dundee, Perth and Crieff, its headcount now exceeds 420 people.

Hurren & Jubb Accountants, an accountancy business based in North Shields, has joined national firm Streets. The deal will boost growth at the firm, which will now trade as Streets Hurren & Jubb, and provide clients with access to a broader array of specialist services. As a result of the merger, Hurren & Jubb's clients will gain immediate access to Streets’ specialist offering, spanning tax planning, tax relief, grants and funding advice, in addition to the group’s wider network of technical specialists.

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A national accountancy and business advisory group has expanded after merging with a prominent counterpart based in the West Midlands. TC Group has announced a merger with BSN Associates, in a deal that forms the new combined business TC BSN. Post-transaction, TC BSN will continue to operate from the company’s office in Oldbury, with the deal retaining the firm’s local presence, while providing it with access to the national resources and wider support services offered by TC Group.

Established Norfolk-based estate agency Sowerbys has expanded with the acquisition of a local firm. The company, which has nine offices across the county, has announced a merger with King’s Lynn-based independent estate agency Norfolk Lettings, following the retirement of its owner. Outgoing owner Rosie Miller had led Norfolk Lettings for 13 years, serving tenants and landlords across West Norfolk. Following her retirement, Miller has been praised for establishing Norfolk Lettings as a trusted brand in the local market, with the firm known for its professionalism, local approach and personal care.

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Wilson Partners, an accountancy group based in the South East of England, has merged with South West-based counterpart Mark Holt & Co. The merger brings together two well-established companies, creating a combined business of over 300 professionals. Maidenhead-headquartered Wilson Partners is a rapidly growing accounting, tax and corporate finance group, with offices in Cambridge, Sevenoaks, Woking and Plymouth. Mark Holt & Co has been operating in Plymouth for over 38 years and, following the merger and a full integration of systems and services, will now operate under the Wilson Partners brand.

Leeds-based law firm Ward Hadaway has merged with Teesside-based commercial law firm The Endeavour Partnership. Following the merger, The Endeavour Partnership will operate under the Ward Hadaway name and identity, with all of the company’s staff continuing to operate from its existing offices on Teesdale Business Park. The aim of the merger is to offer clients legal expertise across a broader array of practice areas, including matrimonial advice, succession planning, tax and construction. The deal will also deliver access to the extended networks and opportunities of the wider group.

Ison Harrison, an employee owned law firm based in Yorkshire, has merged with a counterpart based in Skipton. The firm has acquired Savage Crangle in a deal that builds on its recent acquisition of another Skipton-based company, Armstrong Luty Solicitors. Savage Crangle, which was founded in 1979, is led by partners Peter Crangle, John Eyre and Chris Storah and has a team of 23 staff working across offices in Skipton and Otley. The company specialises in conveyancing, family law, litigation, wills and probate, corporate and commercial property.

Fidelius will merge with London-based wealth manager Timothy James & Partners, taking its assets under management to over £3bn.

Harrowells Solicitors, a 120-strong Yorkshire law firm with seven offices across the region, has merged with Harrogate-based specialist private client and property law firm The Garfitt Law Partnership. The deal will see Garfitt Law Partnership co-owners David Garfitt and Sally Robinson join Harrowells as consultant solicitors and enable them to offer a broader range of advisory services, while continuing to look after their existing clients.