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Regional networks

30 November 2007

The drive to extend national coverage continues to fascinate many of the UK's largest consultancies.

Finance briefs

30 November 2007

The construction of a road that will connect Wakefield, Barnsley and surrounding areas to the trunk road network has been handed £22.8 million by the Government.

GVA Grimley gains funding for growth

30 November 2007

GVA Grimley was relaunched as a limited company this week in a move that is intended to make it easier to expand its planning consultancy business.

Market sectors

30 November 2007

The short-term prospects for residential development and mixed-use projects, most of which are housing-led, are crucial to planning consultancies' fortunes.

Market growth

30 November 2007

For the first time in several years, a wave of uncertainty surrounds immediate prospects for the development and property industries.

Planning Consultancy Survey 2007

30 November 2007

The uncertainty surrounding property and development investment has invoked caution among planning consultants yet most see scope for growth, report Bryan Johnston and Paul Carnell.

Pains of Growth

30 November 2007

Real dialogue with existing residents in designated growth points is the only way to alleviate the public's natural suspicion and keep development plans on track, argues Kelly Edwards.

Despite a growing feeling of disquiet in the consultancy world about jitters in the financial markets, planning workloads have continued to rise over the past 12 months and the chase for more staff has not died down.

Colliers fuels Bristol boost

30 November 2007

Colliers CRE has established a town planning service in the South West as part of a drive to increase the presence of its planning consultancy in the regions.