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MOVES: Appointment at WSP

27 February 2004

Jeremy Pinington has been appointed to head the UK and Ireland design and supervision teams at WSP. He was previously deputy director of infrastructure research and development at TRL.

MOVES: Appointment at Mappin Planning and Development

27 February 2004

Ian Gallacher has been appointed as a planning consultant by Mappin Planning and Development in Glasgow. He previously worked for GVA Grimley. Peter Carus, a graduate of Dundee University, has joined as a planning consultant.

MOVES: Appointment at GVA Grimley

27 February 2004

Richard Serra has been promoted to associate in the planning and regeneration team at GVA Grimley. He was previously a principal planner. Serra will advise on brownfield land assembly and compulsory purchase. He previously worked as a senior planner for Cushman and Wakefield Healey and Baker. Madeleine Cole has been promoted to senior planner at GVA. She was previously a planner. Cole was seconded to the South East England Development Agency last year.

MOVES: Appointment at Pendle Borough Council

27 February 2004

Brian Cookson has joined Pendle Borough Council as executive director for regeneration. He will co-ordinate regeneration and fund-raising and work on the pathfinder initiative. Cookson was previously head of regeneration at Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council, where he led regeneration schemes in Bootle and Southport.

MOVES: Appointment at GL Hearn

27 February 2004

John Vale has joined GL Hearn as a graduate planner in the firm's London Bridge office. He joins form Cardiff University and will work on a range of projects.

MOVES: Appointment at Tribal HCH

27 February 2004

Liz Shiel has joined newly-formed consultancy Tribal HCH in Edinburgh as a regeneration director. She joins from DTZ Pieda Consulting, where she directed renewal work in Scotland. Shiel has also worked for local authorities in Durham and Sunderland.

MOVES: Appointment at Broadway Malyan

27 February 2004

Phil Bonds has been appointed to the urban design team at Broadway Malyan. He has previously worked for Hyder Consulting, Urban Initiatives and Chris Blandford Associates.

MOVES: Appointment at CABE

27 February 2004

Paul Finch has been appointed chairman of the regions committee at the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE). Les Sparks will stand down as chairman of the committee to lead on skills, planning and the historic environment. He will continue to chair the joint CABE and English Heritage urban panel. Ken Shuttleworth will take over from Finch as chairman of the design review committee.

MOVES: Appointment at GL Hearn

27 February 2004

David Campbell has joined the Glasgow office of GL Hearn as an associate planning director. He will work on retail, commercial and housing developments. Graeme Laing has joined as a planner. Campbell and Laing were both previously at the Development Planning Partnership.

DIARY: Spirit of adventure alive and napping

27 February 2004

It sounds like the sort of boy's own adventure that a development control Indiana Jones would jump at: "An Expedition to the Lost City of Newcastle-Brasilia." Sadly, it is only a conference session at De Montfort University in April.