Tilly Gregory – Pupil

Introduction

Tilly Gregory joined Chambers as a pupil barrister in October 2026, having been called to the Bar by Gray’s Inn in July 2026. She is undertaking a pupillage in Crime and Regulatory under the supervision of Lisa Hancox.

Tilly achieved a High Distinction in the Bar Course at The University of Law in Birmingham. She also holds a Master’s in Law, awarded with Distinction, having previously graduated with First Class Honours in Criminology. Her postgraduate dissertation explored the admissibility of sexual history evidence in rape and sexual offence trials under section 41 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999, earning the highest mark in her cohort. Alongside her studies, she served as Vice President of the Bar Society.

Tilly has enjoyed success in advocacy competitions, winning both the Midlands Moot in 2025 and the University of Law Family Law Moot in 2026. She was also a finalist in the 2026 Cooper Lohmus Advocacy Competition.

Before joining chambers, Tilly spent time working in Italy as an Au Pair, and outside of her legal career, she enjoys cooking, going to the gym and spending time with friends and family.