Brereton Horne

In 2026, Brereton Horne was appointed by the Government of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines as High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. While this role will take him away from legal practice, Brereton will remain affiliated with Great James Street Chambers and will become a door tenant from February 2026.
Personal statement
Brereton is a fearless, experienced and dynamic advocate. He specialises in criminal defence. He has been involved in a wide range of cases and offences of varying degrees of complexity, including murder, drugs, fraud, offences against the person and sexual offences. He is a dedicated and committed practitioner who is not apprehensive to promote his clients’ case and to ensure the proper safeguard of their interests and human rights. His resolute approach has resulted in him taking many cases to the Court of Appeal. He is thorough in his consideration of matters of law and practice, and his progressive approach is admired by colleagues, other professionals and lay clients alike.
Brereton has an ardent interest in human rights issues and social justice. Prior to practising at the Bar, Brereton worked for various organisations including Social Security Department, Local Authority and the Citizens Advice Bureaux, all for whom he did advocacy. Brereton also lectured in law on the ILEX program and at the LLB undergraduate level.
Brereton is an accomplished actor. He appeared in films including ‘The Wish of a Dying Man’ and ‘Urban Rhythms’ playing the role of legal consultant and practitioner. Brereton also contributes, on Saturdays, to a radio program (niceradio.info) in St Vincent and the Grenadines entitled ‘A View From The Outside.’
















