Eleanor Gwilym
- Criminal Bar Association
- Women in Criminal Law
- Honourable Society of Inner Temple
- History and French, Oriel College, University of Oxford (2016 – 2020)
- Graduate Diploma in Law, Oxford Brookes University (2020 – 2021)
- BPTC, Inns of Court College of Advocacy (2021 – 2022)
Scholarships / Awards
- Heath Harrison Scholarship for French, University of Oxford (2017)
- Winner, 5 Paper Buildings Moot (2021)
- Maitland Chambers Prize for Civil Litigation, Inns of Court College of Advocacy (2022)
- Richard Ramsey Bar Scholarship, Oxford Brookes University (2021)
- Exhibition & Duke of Edinburgh Entrance Awards, Inner Temple (2022)
- Chris Campbell Clyne Advocacy Prize (2024)
Instructing Eleanor Gwilym
To instruct Eleanor or for any further information please contact our clerks.
Eleanor Gwilym is establishing a career as a trial advocate across the spectrum of criminal offences.
Eleanor accepts instructions for the Prosecution and Defence in the Crown, Magistrates’ and Youth Courts on both a publicly and privately funded basis. She has been instructed in cases involving serious violence, drugs offences, robbery, weapons offences, theft and fraud, and sexual offences.
Eleanor has an expanding Inquiry practice. She has been instructed by Peters & Peters to review documents in relation to the Post Office ‘Horizon’ Appeals and has carried out a review of historic criminal allegations made by a subpostmaster as sole counsel. She is regularly instructed by Transport for London at Licencing Appeals and has worked with the British Society of Psychoanalysts in the conduct of a fitness to practice investigation.
Eleanor is a Welsh-speaker and accepts instructions in Welsh.
