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Planning in the media

25 April 2008

With the London mayoral election campaign reaching its final furlong, critics offered their interpretations of the two main candidates.

Diary

25 April 2008

The idea of twinning towns developed after the Second World War to help municipalities forge closer ties with the continent.

JMP has recruited Peter Harries as an associate for its central London office, where he will specialise in transport demand forecasting, scheme appraisal and public transport studies. He joins from Atkins, where he was a senior transport consultant.

Appointment at the University of Auckland

25 April 2008

Dory Reeves has joined the University of Auckland in New Zealand as professor of planning in the school of architecture and planning. She was previously a director at Reeves Associates, specialising in equality and diversity in planning.

Appointment at MVA Consultancy

25 April 2008

John Colgan has been chosen to join MVA Consultancy in Scotland as director of traffic and development planning. He was previously a regional director at Faber Maunsell.

Appointment at the West Midlands Regional Assembly

25 April 2008

Worcestershire County Council head of planning, economy and research Mark Middleton has been seconded to an interim position as director of policy at the West Midlands Regional Assembly. The move is expected to last up to two years.

Retirement announced at Rother District Council

25 April 2008

Frank Rallings has retired from his post as head of planning after 20 years at Rother District Council in East Sussex. He continues to work on European projects for the council and will lecture on planning at Brighton University later in the year.

Appointment at Pembrokeshire County Council

25 April 2008

Stephen Hurr has been promoted to head of planning at Pembrokeshire County Council. He was formerly a development plans officer. Jane Gibson has been made head of quality regeneration and tourism.

Appointment at Steer Davies Gleave

25 April 2008

Steer Davies Gleave has appointed Ben Wilson an associate at its London office. He was previously an independent consultant. David Ford joins the London office as a senior consultant.