Areas of Practice
Memberships
British Institute of Interior Design
Society of Construction Law (UK)
New London Architecture (NLA)
British Property Federation Building Safety Sounding Board
UK Proptech Association and Luxury Property Forum
Industry Recognition
Awarded ‘LGBTQIA Corporate Champion of the Year’ in the DIVA Awards 2024
Education & Qualification
University of Nottingham
Qualified as a solicitor in 2013
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In Planning in London, Construction Partner, Sarah Rock explores how ongoing reforms to the Building Safety Regulator aim to resolve the severe delays and rising costs caused by the Gateway 2 approval process – delays that have left many high‑rise projects stalled across the country. While the safety rationale behind the Gateways remains essential, Sarah highlights that only clearer guidance, improved communication, and a more efficient review process will unlock progress and support much‑needed housing delivery.
Read more 2 min read 21 Jan 2026 Beyond the pitch: strengthening women’s football through strategic infrastructure investmentAs investment in the Women’s Super League accelerates, the infrastructure hasn’t kept pace. Writing in City AM, Construction Partner, Sarah Rock explores how regional stadiums, designed around the women’s game and its fans, could offer a scalable solution for clubs, supporters and investors alike.
Read more 4 min read 22 Sep 2025 Why should you engage a construction solicitor before your next residential build?Thinking about a residential build or renovation? Engaging a construction solicitor early can protect your investment, reduce risk, and help your project run smoothly from start to finish. Construction Partner, Sarah Rock, explains why obtaining legal guidance at the outset is essential to avoiding costly disputes and ensuring your contracts and consultant agreements work in your favour.
Read more 3 min read 11 Sep 2025 High risk buildings: What a trustee landlord needs to knowTrustees of high-risk buildings could unexpectedly find themselves criminally liable as the Principal Accountable Person (PAP) if they are non-compliant with the Building Safety Act. Partners, Clare Stirzaker and Sarah Rock, and Trainee, Clemie Stent, explain the key duties and risks.
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