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MOVES: Appointment at Development Land and Planning Consultants

28 November 2003

Alun Rees has been appointed to head Development Land and Planning Consultants' new Cardiff office. He will also lead the transportation team. Andrew Hodgson has joined the firm's Bedford office as an associate planner and Matthew Hard has been appointed as a planning assistant.

MOVES: Appointment at Turley Associates

28 November 2003

Hannah Marshall has been appointed as an assistant planner by Turley Associates in Birmingham. She graduated from Cardiff University with a BSc in city and regional planning. Marshall will be involved in a variety of projects, including work for Sainsbury's.

MOVES: Appointments at NAI Fuller Peiser

28 November 2003

Emma Andrews has been promoted to salaried partner and head of the London planning team at NAI Fuller Peiser. James Lloyd has been appointed as a planner, from Colin Buchanan and Partners in London. Glen Langham has been appointed as a senior planner in Birmingham, joining from Entec. Ellen Twigger has been promoted to planner and Laura McKenzie has joined as a planning assistant.

MOVES: Appointment at Derek Halden Consultancy

28 November 2003

Mark Haseley has joined the Derek Halden Consultancy as a principal consultant. His responsibilities will include business travel planning, accessibility planning and carrying out travel behaviour research. Haseley was previously with Arup in Edinburgh.

MOVES: Appointments at Birmingham City Council

28 November 2003

Steve Dewar and Rosemary Coyne have been appointed as sustainability advisers at Birmingham City Council to advise on the regeneration of Eastside. Dewar will look at the environmental impact of development and Coyne will focus on open space design in the area. Both have been seconded from environmental charity Groundwork Birmingham.

MOVES: Appointment at White Young Green

28 November 2003

Katherine Rawlins has been appointed as a planning assistant by White Young Green in London. Her responsibilities will include identifying store opportunities and progressing planning applications for Sainsbury's. Rawlins joins from Chesterton.

MOVES: Appointment at Barton Willmore

28 November 2003

Kim Morris has been promoted to associate at Barton Willmore in Reading, where she is working on town centre regeneration schemes and supermarket and housing developments. Morris has previously worked at Reading Borough Council.

MOVES: Appointment at West Midlands Regional Assembly

28 November 2003

Chris Blakeley has been appointed as a strategic adviser to the West Midlands Regional Assembly's planning team. He joins from the Environment Agency. Blakeley has previously worked for Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council and Wolverhampton City Council.

MOVES: Appointment at Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales

28 November 2003

Peter Ogden has been appointed director of the Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales. He has been head of Snowdonia National Park Authority's planning policy section for the past ten years. Ogden has also worked in Robertson Research International's land survey team.

DIARY: Potatoes blight archaeological site

28 November 2003

The next time that you tuck into a plate of oven-ready chips, be aware that you could be contributing to the destruction of one of the UK's most important archaeological discoveries.