Leading Law firm becomes first sponsor of Visit Somerset
7th February 2012
The team at 'Visit Somerset' are delighted to announce the first major private sector sponsorship deal with Solicitors firm 'Clarke Wilmott LLP' in Taunton.
As a member of the STA you can now receive the following from 'Clarke Wilmott':
'Visit Somerset' sponsor, 'Clarke Willmott LLP', is offering members the chance to communicate with its lawyers for specific legal enquiries.
Follow this link: https://response.clarkewillmott.com/reaction/RSGenPage.asp?RSID=p9U_kn88nCxtRWxasofQSwd3ocTal5aN3yjEorE3ago
Enter your details of your legal query.
You will then receive a response from a solicitor in 'Clarke Willmott’s' Taunton office at 'Blackbrook Business Park' - either by email or by telephone – with no charge for calls of up to 20 minutes in duration.

This marks a milestone in the history of the 'Somerset Tourism Association' and will help to secure the development and sustainability. After 2012 the association will receive no public funding and will become wholly reliant on membership fees and sponsorship despite the association being the formal representation for over a billion pounds of tourism turnover and 33,000 jobs.

Bob Smart the Chairman of the Association and its lead brand 'Visit Somerse't says; “We in the STA are delighted to be working with 'Clarke Willmott LLP', one of the most respected and long-established legal practices in the South West, as one of our major sponsors. 'Clarke Willmott' recognises that every business, and every resident, in Somerset benefits from our county having a strong, high quality tourism product. We look forward to many mutual benefits from our partnership."
'Clarke Wilmott' Chairman, Tim Walker has said; "The opportunities that present themselves with our partnership with STA are far reaching. We have worked and continue to do so with a number of key Somerset tourism providers and businesses so this seems like a natural step. We look forward to working closely with the STA as they continue to attract people, businesses and services to enhance tourism and provide economic growth to this great county."










