A solicitors in Honiton has raised £11.6 million for Cancer Research UK through its participation in the Free Will Scheme.

WBW Solicitors on Honiton High Street say they 'have achieved the highest contributions among all 168 firms participating in the scheme across the country'.

In the last six months, they have facilitated over £800,000 in pledges for Cancer Research UK through the Free Will Scheme.

The team has actively promoted the scheme, discussing it with clients and encouraging them to leave a pledge to this vital cause.

Matthew Cooper, a partner in the private client team and organiser of the Cancer Research UK Free Will Scheme at WBW Solicitors said: "We are thrilled to be the top contributing firm in the Cancer Research UK Free Will Scheme.

"Our team's commitment to promoting the scheme and raising awareness among clients has been instrumental in our success. We will continue to urge clients to leave a pledge to the charity, so we can keep supporting this amazing charity."

Catherine Causey, partner and head of private client services at WBW Solicitors said: "Our participation in the Free Will Scheme is a reflection of our ongoing dedication to making a real difference in the fight against cancer. It's an honor to be part of such an impactful initiative, and we're incredibly proud of our team's hard work and commitment to raising funds for Cancer Research UK."

The Free Will Scheme, open to anyone over the age of 18, allows clients to create simple and straightforward Wills with WBW Solicitors, with Cancer Research UK contributing towards the cost. While there is no obligation to leave a legacy to Cancer Research UK, the intention of the scheme is to encourage clients to do so, ultimately raising funds for life-saving research.

As the leading firm in this initiative, WBW Solicitors remains committed to promoting the Cancer Research UK Free Will Scheme to its clients and contributing to the fight against cancer.

For more information on the Free Will Scheme and how to participate, please contact WBW Solicitors on 01626 202404 or email lawyer@wbw.co.uk.