WSP Solicitors relocates office to Stroud

WSP Solicitors enhances its Stroud operations with a modern office move that fosters accessibility and collaboration
Gloucestershire law firm WSP Solicitors is relocating its Stroud office to a new fully accessible base near the M5, marking an exciting step forward that signifies continued growth and investment in a modern working environment. This move follows the recent transition of the firm’s Gloucester office to the Elmbridge East Business Park in January 2025, completing the modernisation of both locations and ensuring they are equipped to adopt new technologies.
The firm, which has serviced clients in Gloucestershire for more than 260 years, recognises that this relocation reflects a significant change in how clients and legal teams interact. The existing Rowcroft office in Stroud, while historically significant, has become less suitable due to its multi-floor layout and limited parking options.
The new office will enable the Stroud team to come together in an open, shared space that aligns with the firm’s core values. This collaborative environment will allow specialists to work more closely on client matters that span different legal areas. Additionally, the new facility boasts more meeting spaces, abundant parking, and enhanced infrastructure for clients who prefer virtual consultations.
Camella Cephas, Managing Director of WSP Solicitors, articulates the benefits of the move, stating, "Our new location allows us to extend our reach across Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire, opening up opportunities to provide our legal services to a wider client base, while continuing to deliver the high level of service our clients expect." She further comments, "The reaction from our team has been really positive. People are excited to work in a modern, collaborative environment, which is exactly the culture we want to keep building as we grow."
The new office, located at Unit 202, Business Park, Stonehouse, GL10 3UT, is ideally situated near the M5 and maintains convenient access for the firm’s clientele across the Stroud District, Gloucestershire, and the Cotswolds. It is also well-connected by train and bus, with a bus stop nearby and being within walking distance from the town centre. Operations at the Rowcroft office will continue until the expected move in January 2027, when a brief closure is planned for December.
In keeping with its community commitment, WSP Solicitors will continue supporting its charity partner, Maggie’s, and engaging in local events such as the Stroud Beer Festival and the pantomime at the Subscription Rooms. This strategic move highlights WSP Solicitors’ dedication to merging over 260 years of local heritage with a forward-thinking approach.














