Tobias Collins & Katie Walden join Chambers
Albion Chambers are delighted to welcome Tobias Collins and Katie Walden to our Crime Team. Tobias and Katie join us
Further Charges After Conviction and Abuse of Process | R v Donaldson [2026] EWCA Crim 441
Adam Vaitilingam KC, leading Ehsanul Oarith, and Emily Heggadon (led by Jacob Hallam KC of 6 KBW), recently appeared in
Criminal Advocacy Competition
Great to work with the University of the West of England again, for our annual Criminal Advocacy Competition. Thank you
Recorder Appointment for Rupert Russell
Chambers are delighted to announce that Rupert Russell has been appointed as a Recorder. Rupert was appointed on the advice
Pro Bono Recognition List 2026
Albion Chambers would like to congratulate a number of our members who appear in the 2026 Pro Bono Recognition List
Edd Hetherington secures unanimous acquittal following nine-week trial
Edd Hetherington secures unanimous acquittal following nine-week trial. Following a 9-week trial in the Crown Court at Bristol, Edd Hetherington's
Firearms officer sentenced following serious collision
Lucy Taylor prosecuted PC Parsons, a firearms officer, who collided with a pedestrian causing serious injury while on his way
Lucy Taylor secures conviction in prison drugs case
Lucy Taylor successfully prosecuted a pharmacy technician who attempted to smuggle drugs into HMP Bristol. Tanya Petrie was convicted after
O v Secretary of State for Defence (AFCS)
Sam Louwers recently appeared before the First Tier Tribunal of the War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber representing O
Recent success for Lucy Taylor
Lucy Taylor, instructed by Sansbury Douglas, successfully obtained a suspended sentence for her client who was originally charged with conspiracy
Crime Team Newsletter
Editorial Thank you for reading the latest edition of the Albion Chambers Crime Team newsletter. Autumn can be a cold,
Kate Brunner KC appointed to the High Court Bench
Albion Chambers are immensely proud to confirm the appointment of Kate Brunner KC to the High Court Bench. Kate will