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MOVES: Appointment in Kabul, Afghanistan

30 January 2004

Tom Carter has left GHK International to work as an independent urban and regional development consultant. He will shortly take up a post as adviser to the ministry of urban development and housing in Kabul, Afghanistan.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Holyhead links improvement ready to start

30 January 2004

The construction of the first of two bridges across Holyhead Harbour will begin next month, heralding the start of £6.2 million worth of improvements to links between the town and port.

TRANSPORT NEWS: Firm selected to masterplan Bank Station

30 January 2004

The masterplanning of the overcrowded Bank Station on the London Underground has been awarded to Scott Wilson, the company revealed last week.

MOVES: Appointment at WSP

30 January 2004

Richard White has been appointed as a technical director at WSP Development, based in the firm's Bristol and Cardiff offices. He was previously a regional director at Pell Frischmann.

MOVES: Appointment at MVA

30 January 2004

Nick Benbow and Stephen Bennett have been promoted to principal consultants at MVA. Benbow is a transport planner and Bennett is a project manager in public transport policy and planning.

MOVES: Appointment at Stride Treglown

30 January 2004

Jonathan Richards has been taken on as a senior town planner at Stride Treglown. He joins from Bath and North East Somerset Council, where he was a senior policy and projects officer. Kerrie Avery and Tim Hines have joined as town planners.

MOVES: Appointment at GMA Planning

30 January 2004

Aaron Peate has been appointed as a planner at GMA Planning in London. He joins from Chris Blandford Associates. Peate will work on mixed-use and commercial projects for private sector clients.

MOVES: Appointment at URC Associates

30 January 2004

Mike Shields, recently retired chief executive of the Northwest Development Agency, is now working as a self-employed consultant under the banner of URC Associates. He is also part-time chief executive of the Manchester: Knowledge Capital Initiative. In addition, Shields has joined the board of the Liverpool Land Development Company and has become an associate with AMION Consulting.

MOVES: Appointment at Watford Borough Council

30 January 2004

Chris Pagdin has joined Watford Borough Council as head of planning and development. He previously worked at the ODPM, drafting national planning guidance, but has been on secondment at Buckinghamshire County Council as strategic transport services manager for the past two years.

DIARY: Blue building makes council see red

30 January 2004

The owner of an inn featured in the film Local Hero has fallen foul of planners at Aberdeenshire County Council after painting it blue. Brenda Kutchinsky, landlady of the Pennan Inn in the fishing village of the same name on the Moray Firth coast, decided to transform the 200-year-old pub with a splash of aquamarine.