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MOVES: Appointment at Urban Initiatives

25 June 2004

Urban Initiatives has appointed Suzanne du Toit as a senior urban design consultant. She has more than ten years experience in urban design and regeneration. The firm has also promoted Hugo Nowell to associate. Nowell, a landscape architect and urban designer, joined Urban Initiatives in 2003.

MOVES: Appointment at Faber Maunsell

25 June 2004

Philip Bullock has joined Faber Maunsell's Warrington office as a consultant. He moves from the University of Sydney's Institute of Transport Studies, where he worked as senior research analyst. Robert Major has joined the firm's Newcastle office as a senior consultant and Mark Chadwick has joined the St Albans office as a principal consultant.

MOVES: Appointment at Entec

25 June 2004

Brian Hamilton has joined Entec's Reading office as an associate director. He will focus on planning projects in the south of England. Hamilton joins from the Babtie Group, where he was responsible for a variety of waste and minerals planning projects.

MOVES: Appointment at MVA

25 June 2004

Neil Raha has joined MVA in London as projects director in charge of transport modelling. He joins the transportation studies management team and is also project director for the Transport for London policy model.

MOVES: Appointment at North Somerset Council

25 June 2004

Chris Nolan, Roger Wilmot, Kate Durston and Simon Exley have been appointed to lead four new planning teams at North Somerset Council's Weston-super-Mare office. Tony Parker and Mark Heppenstall have been promoted to compliance officers. Karen Dann and Cheryl Alton have been promoted to planning assistant and technical officer respectively.

MOVES: Appointment at Timber Transport Forum

25 June 2004

Alistair Speedie, group manager of strategic planning and transportation at Dumfries and Galloway Council, has been appointed chairman of the Timber Transport Forum. He succeeds Ian Forshaw.

MOVES: Appointment at NHS London Healthy Development Unit

25 June 2004

Tim Chapman has joined the new NHS London Healthy Development Unit as deputy head. The unit aims to significantly improve the health of Londoners by helping to create sustainable and healthy communities across the capital. Chapman previously worked for the Association of London Government as principal planner.

MOVES: Appointment at Leicester Regeneration Company

25 June 2004

Graham Sadler has been appointed as a development director by the Leicester Regeneration Company. Sadler has experience of working on major regeneration schemes in his previous roles in South Yorkshire. Steve Compton has also joined the company as a development manager. Compton moves from Advantage West Midlands, where he was responsible for regeneration in the Black Country and other areas.

MOVES: Appointment at Turley Associates

25 June 2004

Paul Houghton has been appointed as a planning director by Turley Associates in Glasgow. He previously worked for Redrow Homes Scotland Ltd, where he was a senior planning manager.

Diary: Transport researcher exhibits photos

25 June 2004

A unique photographic exhibition featuring scenes from the world of transport opens at the Mall Galleries in London later this month. It will feature moving and still images captured through the lenses of the Transport Research Laboratory's (TRL) professional photographers.