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MOVES: Appointment at Alliance Environment and Planning Ltd
16 January 2004
Rob Huntley has joined Alliance Environment and Planning Ltd as a director in the firm's Guildford office. He was previously a director at Lennon Planning Ltd and has also worked at local authorities.
MOVES: Appointment at Darbys
16 January 2004
Deborah Ceadel has been appointed as head of the newly-formed planning unit at law firm Darbys. Lucy Slater and Jim Astle are both partners in the planning team.
MOVES: Appointment at Hammonds
16 January 2004
Philip Maude has been appointed as director of compulsory purchase at solicitors Hammonds. He joined the firm from Leeds City Council in 1989. Glenn Sharpe has joined Hammonds as a planning solicitor. He moves from North Yorkshire County Council.
DIARY: England star fails to win permission
16 January 2004
Refusals of planning permission for house extensions rarely get as much publicity as a recent case in north Wales. But that is because this particular application was submitted by footballer Michael Owen.
AGENDA: Agenda to 25 March
16 January 2004
29 January: Local Strategic Partnerships: Work in Progress. Organiser: Room@RTPI. Venue: London. Fee: £75-95. Details: Mary Murphy (tel) 020 7929 9488.
DIARY: Darling wins back-to-back bore titles
16 January 2004
It is no secret that public apathy with politics and politicians is steadily increasing. But that will come as little consolation to transport secretary Alistair Darling, who started the new year by being voted the nation's most boring politician.
BOOK REVIEW: Abused term still holds weight
16 January 2004
The term 'urban village' has suffered from the success of the urban villages campaign, with some canny developers applying the term to glorified housing estates. The Government, which once advocated urban villages, did not even mention the term in the 2000 urban White Paper.
DIARY: Regenerator gets his goat, rail fare seems unfair and footie finds fans
16 January 2004
Question: how many goats can a stack of Christmas cards buy? Answer: three, apparently.
DIARY: Profession unearths soap champion
16 January 2004
Most development control planners are used to being misunderstood and undervalued at one time or another. So it is always inspiring when someone speaks out against the negative preconceptions of the profession - even if it is Coronation Street's Deirdre Rachid.
TURNING POINT: Starting early in community work
16 January 2004
My turning point occured when my local residents' association encouraged me to help set up a youth group when I was just 14. I had fallen through the gaps at school. Attending for only half a day here and there, I left with only grade G GCSEs in English and maths. I felt as if I didn't have many useful skills at all.
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