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MOVES: Appointment at North West Regional Assembly

19 December 2003

Bob Newton has joined the planning team at the North West Regional Assembly as a regional planning officer. He moves from Conwy County Borough Council and will work on development plans. Andrew Ashall has joined the team as a regional planning assistant, while Matthew Pixton has vacated the post of regional waste officer to work for Aggregate Industries UK.

MOVES: New consultancy - Maze Planning Solutions

19 December 2003

Andrew Watt has set up his own consultancy, Maze Planning Solutions, after leaving HOW Planning in Manchester, where he was a founding partner. He will specialise in retail schemes across the UK. Watt was previously an associate director at Insignia Richard Ellis.

MOVES: Appointment at Turley Associates

19 December 2003

Steve Pharoah has joined Turley Associates as a senior urban designer. He will work from the company's Bristol and Winchester offices. Pharoah previously worked at Halcrow Group as a senior urban design consultant, where he specialised in international regeneration strategies.

MOVES: Appointment at Atkins Environment

19 December 2003

Paul Leeming has been appointed to lead the planning, landscape and regeneration team at Atkins Environment in Leeds. He previously worked for Scott Wilson and the Development Planning Partnership.

MOVES: Appointment at Harris Lamb

19 December 2003

John Williams has been appointed as an associate by Harris Lamb. He will work from the firm's Birmingham and Worcester offices, advising on projects in the West and East Midlands. Williams moves from Westbury Homes, where he was a senior strategic land manager.

MOVES: Appointment at Roger Tym & Partners

19 December 2003

Nick Skelton has been promoted to associate partner at Roger Tym & Partners. He will manage the firm's Glasgow office. David Keddie will continue to be responsible for business development in Glasgow and business planning for the entire company.

MOVES: Appointment at Thames Gateway

19 December 2003

Michael Smith has been appointed as a planning manager in the Thames Gateway division at Bellway Homes. He joins from Barratt East London.

MOVES: Appointment at Environmental Resources Management

19 December 2003

David Nicholas has been appointed as director of regeneration by Environmental Resources Management in Manchester. He will be responsible for the firm's policy, economics and urban regeneration business. Nicholas was previously assistant divisional director at English Partnerships in Warrington, where he developed advice for the ODPM on a national brownfield strategy. He will continue in this role via a part-time secondment.

MOVES: Appointment at Thames Gateway London Partnershipi

19 December 2003

Eric Sorensen has been made chief executive of the Thames Gateway London Partnership. He was chief executive of the London Docklands Development Corporation for six years before leading the Millennium Commission and the London Development Partnership. Sorensen will take up his new post early next year.

DIARY: Pendle planners win football trophy

19 December 2003

Planners from Pendle Borough Council are celebrating after winning the RTPI North West Branch's first five-a-side football tournament, seeing off a team of big city consultants for the ultimate prize.