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25 July 2008

With Guy Bransby, head of planning, Jones Lang LaSalle

The things I know

25 July 2008

Patrick Robinson, Planning Partner, Burges Salmon, Bristol.

The things I know

18 July 2008

Maria Francke, Head of planning and development, Scotland, Drivers Jonas.

The adventurer returns

18 July 2008

Globetrotting planning troubleshooter Paul Nichols is back home and relishing taking the helm at a regional arm of one of the UK's most high-profile consultancy operations, Ben Lee reports.

The Things I Know

11 July 2008

Susannah Guest, Senior planning officer, Planning Inspectorate (PINS).

The things I know

27 June 2008

Richard Lemon, Associate, Roger Tym & Partners and RTPI London honorary secretary

Female mentor at work

27 June 2008

Association of Women in Property chair Maria Francke sees planning as a natural career choice for women and is committed to ensuring that they fulfil their potential, explains Katie Daubney.

Design process manager

20 June 2008

Rolfe Judd Planning managing director Keith Hills has steered the growth of a London-based architectural firm by taking a specialist approach to his target area, reports Susanna Gillman.

Work Experience with Kaz Macklin, neighbourhood manager, Reignite

18 April 2008

Kaz Macklin is a neighbourhood manager at Reignite, a local partnership project led by Kent's Medway Council to help disadvantaged people overcome employment barriers and improve their skills. Macklin manages Reignite in the Brook Lines area of Chatham.