Tees is pleased to announce that Partner Letty Glaister has been shortlisted for Agricultural Adviser of the Year at the National Women in Agriculture Awards 2026.
The prestigious awards celebrate the achievements of women across the UK agriculture sector, recognising leadership, innovation and dedication within farming, rural businesses and agricultural industries. Winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on Tuesday, 5 May 2026, in London, where leading figures from across the agricultural community will come together to celebrate the sector.
Letty’s shortlist recognition highlights her outstanding contribution to the agricultural and farming sector and her continued commitment to supporting farmers, landowners and rural businesses.
Recognising excellence in agricultural advice
The National Women in Agriculture Awards recognise women who are making a significant impact across farming, agricultural advisory services and rural industries.
Being shortlisted for Agricultural Adviser of the Year reflects Letty’s expertise and the trusted support she provides to clients navigating complex legal issues within the agricultural sector.
The awards also shine a spotlight on professionals who help drive progress in UK agriculture, champion rural communities, and support the long-term sustainability of farming businesses.
Specialist legal advice for farmers, landowners and rural businesses
A Partner in the Tees’ Agriculture, Rural and Estates team, Letty advises farmers, landowners and rural businesses on a wide range of legal matters.
Her work includes:
- succession planning for farming families,
- trust and estate planning
- administration of agricultural estates
- legal advice for rural landowners and businesses
Letty is widely recognised for her practical, clear advice and deep understanding of the challenges facing modern farming families, particularly when navigating generational change and long-term business planning.
Letty, who started with Tees in 2001, works closely with clients to help them protect their businesses and plan for the future. Her approach combines technical expertise with a genuine passion for agriculture and the rural community.
Letty Glaister comments on the National Women in Agriculture Awards shortlist
Commenting on the shortlist, Letty said:
“Being shortlisted for this award is a real honour. Agriculture is such an important sector and it’s a privilege to work with farming families and rural businesses every day. I’m grateful to be recognised alongside so many talented advisers who are doing fantastic work across the industry.”
Celebrating women in agriculture
Tees would also like to congratulate the other advisers who have been nominated and shortlisted in the category. Their work highlights the strength, expertise and dedication of professionals supporting the UK agricultural sector.
Tees wishes Letty the very best of luck at the ceremony in May.
