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Associate Town Planner (London, UK) A UK-based multidisciplinary consultancy is seeking an Associate Town Planner for its London office. The role involves managing planning applications, appeals, and local plan representations, with a focus on providing expert planning advice to clients and mentoring junior team members. Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage planning submissions and appeals. Advise on planning strategies and site potential. Engage with clients, stakeholders, and local authorities. Support team development and business growth. Requirements: RTPI-accredited degree or equivalent. Strong experience in UK planning practice. Excellent communication, project management, and leadership skills.

Associate Planner Planning Consultancy A leading urban planning consultancy is seeking a dedicated Associate Planner to join its dynamic team. This role offers an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the built environment, working on diverse and challenging projects that shape communities. The successful candidate will join a forward-thinking practice recognised for its innovative approach to strategic planning. The position provides a strong platform to enhance professional skills, gain invaluable experience, and contribute to high-profile projects. The consultancy is committed to supporting career development through continuous learning opportunities and a collaborative working environment. The team is made up of planners, urban designers, and architects. They ve built a strong reputation for blending planning, policy, and design to create people-friendly places. Key Responsibilities: Collaborating with senior planners to develop and implement planning strategies. Conducting research and analysis to inform planning decisions. Preparing and submitting planning applications and appeals. Engaging with stakeholders, including local authorities, developers, and the public. Assisting in the preparation of planning reports and presentations. Essential Skills and Experience: Degree in Town Planning or a related field. Membership, or eligibility for membership, with the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI). Proven experience in a planning role, ideally within a consultancy environment. Strong analytical and research skills. Excellent written and verbal communication abilities. Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines. Proficiency in planning software and Microsoft Office Suite. The consultancy values diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. A competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package, and flexible working arrangements are offered to support work-life balance.

Senior / Principal Planner - Senior Planner - Town Planning North West England Hybrid Working An established specialist planning consultancy is seeking a Senior or Principal Planner to join its growing team. The practice focuses on countryside and rural development work, delivering thoughtful, commercially grounded planning advice across a diverse portfolio of projects. This role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful schemes that range from individually significant rural applications to larger strategic development projects. The consultancy is known for its clear judgement, practical insight and ability to guide clients through complex planning processes with confidence. The Work: Projects typically include: Farm diversification, estate planning and rural enterprise schemes Appeals, certificates of lawfulness and enforcement matters Residential developments of up to circa 100 units Commercial greenfield development sites up to approximately 25 acres Strategic land promotion Complex rural planning challenges requiring clear, reasoned strategy The team places strong emphasis on quality of advice rather than volume of work, prioritising well-considered planning solutions that support long-term outcomes. The Role: You will manage projects from first instruction through to decision, taking responsibility for strategy development, application preparation and client engagement. Responsibilities include: Leading planning applications and appeals Developing robust planning strategies Preparing high-quality supporting documentation Negotiating with local authorities and coordinating external consultants Advising clients on matters that are often commercially and personally significant Contributing to a collaborative internal team structure The role offers autonomy and responsibility within a supportive framework that encourages professional growth. About You: The consultancy is open to candidates at different career stages; experience level will determine seniority within the business. You must currently live in the UK and have UK work experince. Key attributes include: Strong professional judgement Clear written and verbal communication skills Ability to explain complex planning issues in accessible terms Confidence in taking ownership of projects A grounded, practical and solutions-focused mindset Adaptability and resilience MRTPI, RICS or equivalent professional accreditation is welcomed but not essential where experience demonstrates capability and maturity. Previous rural planning experience is advantageous, though strong planners from other sectors who are keen to transition into countryside work will be considered. What s on Offer: Competitive salary commensurate with experience Hybrid working Varied and interesting project portfolio High level of autonomy balanced with structured support Clear progression pathway Opportunity to work on projects that have tangible impact on landowners, rural businesses and communities This is an excellent opportunity for a planner who values thoughtful work, strong professional standards and being part of a collaborative, grounded team. How to Apply? Please submit your CV today, Thatcher Associates looks forward to recieving your application.

Planner - Town Planner North West England Hybrid Working An established specialist planning consultancy focused on countryside and rural development is seeking a Planner to join its growing team. This practice provides clear, commercially grounded planning advice across a wide range of rural and development projects. The team is known for combining strong technical understanding with practical, real-world insight helping clients navigate complex planning situations with confidence and clarity. This role offers the opportunity to work directly with landowners, rural businesses and developers on projects that genuinely shape places and livelihoods. The Work: You will contribute to a varied portfolio of countryside planning projects, which may include: Farm diversification and estate development schemes Appeals, certificates of lawfulness and enforcement matters Residential developments of up to around 100 dwellings Strategic land promotion Allocation and development of employment land Complex rural planning challenges requiring creative, well-reasoned solutions Projects often require careful judgement, clear communication and a pragmatic understanding of how planning policy applies in real situations. The Role: As a Planner, you will manage projects with increasing autonomy while receiving structured support from senior colleagues. Responsibilities include: Preparing and submitting planning applications and supporting documentation Developing clear planning strategies with appropriate guidance Liaising with planning officers, consultants and other stakeholders Advising clients on matters relating to their land or business Supporting colleagues across projects while also taking ownership of your own work Helping clients make informed decisions in often sensitive or commercially important situations The workload is varied and can move at pace. You will need to be adaptable, organised and comfortable managing competing priorities. About You: The consultancy welcomes applications from planners at different career stages, including those earlier in their career who are ready to step up. More important than years of experience are the qualities you bring: Sound judgement and analytical thinking Clear written and verbal communication skills Ability to explain complex planning matters in practical terms Confidence in taking responsibility for your work Curiosity and willingness to learn Emotional intelligence and client awareness A pragmatic, solutions-focused mindset MRTPI, RICS or equivalent qualifications are valued but not essential where experience demonstrates capability and professional maturity. Experience in rural planning is advantageous but not required. Planners from other sectors who are interested in transitioning into countryside work will be considered. You must live in UK and have UK work experience. What s on Offer: Competitive salary package Hybrid working arrangement Highly varied and meaningful project portfolio Strong internal support structure Clear progression pathway Opportunity to work on projects that make a tangible difference to people and communities This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated planner who enjoys problem solving, values thoughtful work and wants to be part of a grounded, collaborative team. How to Apply? If this role sounds like it could be of interest to you, please submit your CV today. Thatcher Associates look forward to recieving your application.

Senior / Principal Planner - Senior Planner - Town Planning North West England Hybrid Working An established specialist planning consultancy is seeking a Senior or Principal Planner to join its growing team. The practice focuses on countryside and rural development work, delivering thoughtful, commercially grounded planning advice across a diverse portfolio of projects. This role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful schemes that range from individually significant rural applications to larger strategic development projects. The consultancy is known for its clear judgement, practical insight and ability to guide clients through complex planning processes with confidence. The Work: Projects typically include: Farm diversification, estate planning and rural enterprise schemes Appeals, certificates of lawfulness and enforcement matters Residential developments of up to circa 100 units Commercial greenfield development sites up to approximately 25 acres Strategic land promotion Complex rural planning challenges requiring clear, reasoned strategy The team places strong emphasis on quality of advice rather than volume of work, prioritising well-considered planning solutions that support long-term outcomes. The Role: You will manage projects from first instruction through to decision, taking responsibility for strategy development, application preparation and client engagement. Responsibilities include: Leading planning applications and appeals Developing robust planning strategies Preparing high-quality supporting documentation Negotiating with local authorities and coordinating external consultants Advising clients on matters that are often commercially and personally significant Contributing to a collaborative internal team structure The role offers autonomy and responsibility within a supportive framework that encourages professional growth. About You: The consultancy is open to candidates at different career stages; experience level will determine seniority within the business. You must currently live in the UK and have UK work experience. Key attributes include: Strong professional judgement Clear written and verbal communication skills Ability to explain complex planning issues in accessible terms Confidence in taking ownership of projects A grounded, practical and solutions-focused mindset Adaptability and resilience MRTPI, RICS or equivalent professional accreditation is welcomed but not essential where experience demonstrates capability and maturity. Previous rural planning experience is advantageous, though strong planners from other sectors who are keen to transition into countryside work will be considered. What s on Offer: Competitive salary commensurate with experience Hybrid working Varied and interesting project portfolio High level of autonomy balanced with structured support Clear progression pathway Opportunity to work on projects that have tangible impact on landowners, rural businesses and communities This is an excellent opportunity for a planner who values thoughtful work, strong professional standards and being part of a collaborative, grounded team. How to Apply? Please submit your CV today, Thatcher Associates looks forward to recieving your application.

Town Planner Location: Cardiff (Hybrid Working) Sector: Planning & Urban Design Consultancy We are working on behalf of a progressive, design-led planning and urban design consultancy to recruit a Town Planner for their growing Cardiff team . This practice is known for its collaborative culture, strong design ethos and involvement in high-quality projects across Wales and the UK. This is an excellent opportunity for a planner who is looking to take the next step in their career within a supportive consultancy environment that genuinely values creativity, professional development and work-life balance. The Role You will play an active role in the delivery of a varied workload, supporting and leading on planning applications from early-stage feasibility through to determination. Projects span residential, mixed-use, regeneration and placemaking-led developments. Key responsibilities include: Managing and contributing to planning applications and pre-applications Preparing Planning Statements, supporting documents and policy appraisals Undertaking site appraisals and development feasibility work Liaising with local planning authorities, clients and multidisciplinary consultant teams Supporting junior team members where appropriate About You The successful candidate is likely to have: Experience working in town planning , ideally within consultancy or local authority A strong understanding of the Welsh planning system A degree in Town Planning or a related discipline Progress towards, or membership of, MRTPI (preferred but not essential) Strong written, analytical and interpersonal skills What's on Offer The opportunity to work on design-led, meaningful projects A collaborative, non-corporate culture with real autonomy Hybrid working and a Cardiff-based office environment Clear progression, mentoring and support toward chartership Competitive salary and benefits, dependent on experience This role would suit a planner seeking a consultancy that combines good design, thoughtful planning and a positive team culture .

A Senior Planner is urgently required by Housing Developer based in Bracknell to join the busy Town Planning team. Reporting into the Senior Planning Manager and land Director the role is to handle a varied range of planning applications for both strategic and immediate sites, of varying size and complexity. The role is responsible for all areas of the planning process including detailed development management and delivery. It is important you have proven experience of managing planning applications, coordinating the team of consultants and negotiating with planning officers to secure deliverable planning consents. Responsibilities include: Site assessments, examination of planning histories, policy analysis, new site appraisals Prepare and manager different types of planning applications to the discharge of planning conditions and S106 obligations Brief internal layout designers, external consultants and officers at Local Planning Authorities prior, during and post submission Prepare design access statements Formulate planning strategies to promote medium and long term development sites with guidance from the Planning Manager. The ideal candidate will have: Experience of managing planning applications Degree/ Masters in Planning with an RTPI accreditation Ability to adapt, work accurately and efficiently Full driving license In return you can expect a progressive career with one of the best house building names in the industry who have plenty of work. This could be a great career move for the right person who aspires to work in town planning.

Graduate Town Planner Location: Ruislip, Greater London Salary: Competitive + Career Progression + Benefits Driving Licence Required Are you a passionate and motivated graduate with a keen interest in town planning and residential development? Do you want to start your career with a well-established housebuilder where you'll gain real commercial planning experience and make a tangible impact on the places people live? We're partnering with a leading UK residential developer that delivers high quality new homes across the country. They are now seeking a Graduate Town Planner to join their planning team at their Ruislip office. The Opportunity As a Graduate Town Planner, you'll work closely with senior planners, development managers, and multi-disciplinary teams to support the planning process for strategic housing projects. You'll gain hands-on experience across a broad range of planning activities tied to housebuilding - from policy interpretation and site appraisals to pre-application engagement and planning submissions. This is an excellent opportunity for an aspiring planner who thrives in a commercial, fast-paced environment and wants to develop their skills with exposure to real development-led planning work. Key Responsibilities Assist in preparing and submitting planning applications and supporting documents Conduct planning research, policy analysis, and site assessments Support engagement with local authorities, consultants, and stakeholders Monitor and interpret local and national planning policy changes Contribute to feasibility studies and strategic development planning About You Recent graduate in Town Planning or a related discipline (RTPI accredited course preferred) Active interest in residential development, housing delivery, and the planning process Strong written and verbal communication skills Organised, proactive, and able to manage multiple tasks Full UK driving licence and able to travel to sites and meetings Why This Role? Structured training and development with career progression opportunities Exposure to all stages of the planning lifecycle within a commercial housebuilding context Supportive team culture with mentoring from experienced planning professionals Opportunity to contribute to high-impact planning projects across the UK

Job Title: Plumber Team: Maintenance Service: Plumbing Responsible to: Maintenance Manager This is a job working for Ongo. Job Summary To carry Out a range plumbing tasks that may be both routine and non-routine in nature, including, small maintenance tasks, in both occupied & empty homes. Benefits of working with Ongo include: 30 days paid holiday plus bank holidays and your birthday off Exceptional leave 15 hours per year paid volunteering Annual pay review Mileage reimbursement at 46p per mile Free parking (pass provided) No sick days voucher 9.5% pension contribution (Aviva) 3x salary life assurance policy Enhanced maternity/paternity pay Simply Health package (including Pro-counselling for family members) Housing Perks Agile working Home working equipment provided Local gym discounts Discounts at Costa and Starbucks (town centre) Car lease scheme Main Responsibilities To carry out repairs / service plumbing systems and appliances including / sanitaryware / hot and cold water systems and drainage systems To inspect and identify works required and to arrange for information to be passed to the relevant line manager or Works Planner To undertake on site supervision of apprentices & volunteers. Undertake minor repairs works and general maintenance including multi skilled tasks as set out by the organisation To use modern systems, technology and devices to keep accurate data of work undertaken, materials used and time allocation. To identify from inspection, materials required to carry out repair or installation to the required standard To ensure the safe handling and storage of all plant and equipment, including regular checks for road worthiness on vehicles for which you are responsible. To undertake all work in accordance with Health and Safety policy statements and safe working practices The post holder will be expected to be aware of safeguarding vulnerable adults and children and report any concerns via Ongo s Safeguarding policies and procedures. Work in an agile manner to ensure best service for customer. Skills, Competence, Experience Required NVQ level 2 or equivalent qualification. Experience of property repairs and maintenance work Knowledge in the use and maintenance of plant and machinery relevant to the trade Experience in carrying out relevant installations, repairs and servicing in occupied and empty properties. Knowledge of Health and Safety at Work practices Full Driving Licence Basic IT skills Ability to carry out dynamic risk assessments Understanding of COSHH regulations Customer Care orientated and dedicated to the provision of a high quality service Ability to have difficult conversations with customers For more about us, visit (url removed) We are committed to building an inclusive workplace that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including those from ethnically diverse communities, disabled individuals, and others who may require workplace adjustments. If you require any support during the application process, please let us know, and we will be happy to assist

Town Planner Watford Up to £50k plus car allowance and bonus Hybrid working About the company: Our client have been established as a housebuilder for over 60 years and currently have regional office bases throughout the UK. They are recognised as the highest quality major national housebuilder, having been awarded an exclusive 5 Star Housebuilder Award by the Homebuilders Federation. Projects to date range vastly in terms of specification and construction technique dependant on the location of the regional office. Major projects include multi-unit RC frame structures in Central London as well as town and village regeneration and low rise traditional build housing. About the opportunity: As a Town Planner, you ll play a pivotal role in the land acquisition and planning process, working closely with our land, design, and technical teams. You ll be responsible for driving forward planning applications, managing external consultants, and ensuring our developments meet both policy and community expectations. Key Responsibilities Lead on the preparation, submission, and negotiation of planning applications for residential schemes Manage planning appeals, discharge of conditions, and Section 106 agreements Liaise with local authorities, consultants, and stakeholders throughout the planning process Provide strategic planning advice to support land acquisition and site promotion Monitor changes in planning policy and advise on implications for current/future projects Contribute to the preparation of design & access statements, planning statements, and public consultation materials About the benefits and rewards: The salary will be dependent on the level of exposure to the residential industry. The company offers excellent opportunities and offers a basic salary in the region of up to £45k DOE. In addition to the basic salary there will be further company benefits including car allowance, bonus, private medical cover and enhanced pension. Requirements: RTPI-accredited degree (or equivalent) in Town Planning or related field MRTPI qualified or working towards chartership Proven experience within residential planning ideally with a developer or consultancy background Strong working knowledge of UK planning system and local government processes Excellent written and verbal communication skills Proactive, detail-oriented, and commercially aware Commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion.

Associate Town Planner Job in Edinburgh Associate Town Planner Job in Edinburgh - a chance to take a senior role in shaping planning strategy across Scotland. Step into a position offering high-impact projects, strong career progression and a supportive culture that values initiative and collaboration. This leading planning consultancy delivers complex development projects across Scotland and the wider UK, combining commercial awareness with strategic insight. Their Scotland Planning team is expanding, offering a platform for an ambitious Senior Planner/Associate to contribute to business growth, mentor others and work on a broad mix of schemes. The company promotes continuous professional development, flexible working and a people-first culture with a strong commitment to wellbeing. Role & Responsibilities Create, develop and maintain professional contacts while building long-term client relationships Generate and deliver profitable project work across sectors Execute projects in line with agreed budgets, timescales and quality standards Prepare and manage planning applications, assessments and supporting documentation Ensure compliance with industry regulations and internal processes Collaborate with colleagues across teams to maximise cross-selling opportunities Support recruitment, onboarding and performance development of team members Keep industry knowledge up to date and contribute to continuous learning within the team Work cooperatively with directors, clients and stakeholders across the Scottish market. Required Skills & Experience Good breadth of experience working on planning issues across multiple sectors Experience within the Scottish planning market preferred but not essential MRTPI membership preferred, or actively working towards chartership Strong understanding of development management, planning policy and project management Ability to use initiative with a commercial mindset and collaborative working style Excellent written, analytical and communication skills Eligible to work in the UK; right-to-work proof required at application stage Primarily office based with some flexibility over remote working. What you get back 50,000 - 65,000 DOE 9% employer pension contribution Hybrid and flexible working options, including part-time and compressed hours Health & wellbeing support: annual 500 health check and wellbeing allowance Option to take a career break (up to nine months after two years' service) 25 days' holiday + bank holidays, with option to purchase additional days Vibrant social culture (Culture Club, sports teams and events) Volunteering: "Give a Day. Get a Day." initiative and wider community opportunities. Apply If you meet the criteria above, send us your CV and portfolio. We receive a large number of applications so if you do not hear back within 7 days consider your application unsuccessful this time. We will keep a copy of your details on file for future vacancies. In accordance with GDPR, by applying for this position you give us your consent to process your data in-line with our Privacy and Data Protection Policies which can be read on the privacy policy page on our website. Referral Did you know we run a referral scheme? We pay a 1000 referral bonus if you introduce us to anyone who we then successfully place in a new job role. Just send us their information and we'll do the rest. Terms: A candidate is deemed to have been successfully placed once they have started a new job as a result of an introduction made by Hunter Dunning and when they've successfully completed the probation period. See website for full terms & conditions. Associate Town Planner Job in Edinburgh - Your Property Recruitment Specialists (Job Ref:(phone number removed

Anderselite is proud to be working with a fast-growing, employee-owned placemaking consultancy that's expanding its planning team across both Cardiff and Bristol. With an exciting pipeline of nationally significant projects, they are now looking to appoint a Senior or Associate Town Planner to help shape the future of towns, cities, and communities across the UK. About the Role This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced planning professional with 4+ years of consultancy or local authority experience to step into a leadership role within a truly integrated design and planning practice. Working with public and private sector clients, including developers, healthcare providers, local authorities, and national housebuilders, you'll manage a diverse workload across sectors such as residential, education, commercial, healthcare, energy, and regeneration. What makes this role stand out is the opportunity to collaborate directly with in-house urban design and landscape architecture teams, delivering projects that are not just policy-compliant but also people-focused, attractive, and sustainable. What Youll Do - Lead and manage planning applications, appeals, site appraisals, and strategic advice. - Build and maintain strong client relationships. - Collaborate across disciplines to deliver integrated planning and design solutions. - Help shape the planning strategy of the business and mentor junior team members. - Represent the practice at public consultations and planning committees. What We're Looking For - A degree in Town Planning or a related discipline. - Over 4 years planning experience, ideally in consultancy. - A strong understanding of the UK planning system and current policy landscape. - MRTPI status (or close to achieving it). - Excellent written, verbal, and organisational skills. - A commercial mindset and confident, client-facing approach. What's on Offer - Competitive salary dependent on experience. - Hybrid working (Cardiff or Bristol base + home working flexibility). - Employee Ownership profit share. - Comprehensive health plan and wellbeing support. - Cycle to Work scheme. - Opportunities to work on meaningful, design-led developments. - Clear path for progression within a growing, collaborative team. Apply Now If you're an ambitious Town Planner looking to take your career to the next level with a values-driven and design-led consultancy, we'd love to hear from you.

Senior Town Planner - Stratford Location: Stratford (West Midlands) Salary: Competitive + Benefits + Hybrid Working Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent Are you an experienced and commercially-minded planning professional ready to take the next step in your career? A reputable multidisciplinary planning and development consultancy - delivering strategic planning solutions across a wide range of sectors and scales - is looking for a Senior Town Planner to join their Stratford team . About the Opportunity This role offers a chance to lead and manage planning projects from concept through to consent, working collaboratively with clients, local authorities and technical specialists. You'll be part of a supportive and ambitious team working on planning applications, land promotions and strategic development proposals across residential, mixed-use and regeneration schemes. Key Responsibilities Provide expert planning advice on the development potential of land and buildings Lead the preparation and management of planning applications and related submissions Conduct planning policy research and draft representations for consultations and examinations Develop and maintain strong client relationships Identify land and development opportunities and contribute to wider business growth Support or lead work on planning obligations, condition discharges, appeals and inquiries as required About You Relevant planning qualification (Town Planning, Urban Planning or similar) Membership of the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) or working toward chartership Strong understanding of the UK planning system and policy framework Excellent written and verbal communication skills with attention to detail Ability to manage projects and priorities in a fast-paced consultancy environment Commercial awareness and the confidence to engage with clients and stakeholders Why This Role? You'll join an expanding planning team within a respected consultancy known for delivering commercial, pragmatic and innovative planning advice. The role provides excellent exposure to varied project types, client sectors and the opportunity to influence outcomes from early-stage strategy to decision and delivery - all while developing your own professional profile and career progression. What's on Offer Competitive salary with benefits package Support for professional development and chartership progression Hybrid working model with flexibility between office and remote working A collaborative team environment with exposure to high-profile projects Opportunity to play a key role in shaping the direction of the local planning practice Interested? For a confidential discussion about this opportunity, please contact Neil Ellerton at Penguin Recruitment on (phone number removed) or (url removed) .

Are you an experienced residential planner or planning manager, with a proven background delivering applications for medium to large scales housing developments? Are you looking for a secure and long-term role with a company who are committed to delivering new homes in the Devon and Somerset area for the foreseeable future? Working for a privately owned and successful developer in Exeter, who have a new requirement for a residential planning manager to join their team! Now is a great time to join due to recent positive changes and an exciting land bank ahead! Summary of day to day duties of the planning manager role: Lead on the submission and preparation of new plannings applications, directly or via external consultants Work on reserve matters and largely change of use applications whilst running appeals You will instruct, manage and monitor external consultants. Work collaboratively with internal and external teams and advise on planning options and strategic feasibility. Whats needed to apply for the planning manager role: Ideally you will be a member of RPTI or hold a relevant town and planning degree Strong Planning knowledge is required and well versed in the system as well as local authority policies. Excellent written and verbal communication. Established connections and contacts within the local network. You will have the capability to challenge planning views and decisions. A natural problem solver who is able to prioritise and multitask, whilst adding value to the immediate and wider teams. Developer, consultancy and local authority backgrounds will be considered - a highly competitive salary is on offer which will DOE along with a lucrative package, great company benefits and 1 day a week working from home! 'Click apply now!' Job Title: Planning Manager (residential) Type: Permanent Location: Exeter

Graduate Planner - Planning Consultancy A well-regarded planning consultancy with growing operations in the East Midlands is seeking to appoint a Graduate Planner to join its Castle Donington office. The organisation delivers high-quality planning advice and services for a diverse range of clients, including residential, commercial and mixed-use development projects. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate or early career professional to begin their planning career within a supportive, collaborative environment and gain hands-on experience working across real projects that shape communities. Role Overview As a Graduate Planner, you will join a busy team working on planning applications, feasibility assessments and development proposals across a variety of scales and typologies. You will assist experienced planners in progressing applications through the planning system and contribute to the preparation of professional planning documentation. Your responsibilities will include: Supporting the preparation of planning applications and supporting documents Assisting with research and appraisals of sites and policy frameworks Liaising with internal teams, clients, statutory consultees and local planning authorities Helping with community engagement and consultation activities Contributing to planning reports, presentations and correspondence Gaining exposure to development management and strategic planning practice This role provides a structured learning environment with on-the-job training and mentoring to support your professional development. Who We Are Looking For We are seeking a candidate who: Holds (or is completing) an RTPI-accredited degree in Town Planning or a closely related discipline Is enthusiastic about beginning a career in the UK planning sector Has strong communication and organisational skills Demonstrates an ability to work well in a team and engage with clients and stakeholders Shows attention to detail, a proactive attitude, and eagerness to learn Has competence with standard office IT tools (e.g. Word, Excel, GIS desirable) Prior industry experience is not essential, but any relevant internships, placements or planning-related project work will be advantageous.

Town Planner Ruislip, North West London An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Town Planner to join the Land and Planning team of a well-established residential developer with a strong presence across Greater London and the South East. Our client is a recognised name in UK housebuilding, known for delivering high-quality, sustainable developments. Their North West London division , based in Ruislip , is looking to strengthen its planning capability as part of continued growth. The Role Reporting into the senior land and planning leadership team, you will support the promotion and delivery of residential-led schemes, playing a key role from early site appraisal through to securing planning consent. Key responsibilities will include: Preparing, submitting and managing planning applications and appeals Supporting strategic land promotion and site acquisition activity Liaising with local authorities, consultants, landowners and internal stakeholders Attending planning committee meetings, public consultations and negotiations Managing planning conditions, legal agreements and consultant teams Monitoring planning budgets and programme milestones This is a varied, hands-on role offering excellent exposure to the full planning lifecycle within a commercially focused development environment. About You You are likely to have: Experience working as a Town Planner, either within consultancy, local authority or for a developer A good understanding of the UK planning system, ideally with residential development experience Strong written and verbal communication skills, with confidence engaging external stakeholders A relevant degree in Town Planning or a related discipline Progress toward, or membership of, RTPI (or equivalent) A proactive, organised approach with the ability to manage multiple projects What's on Offer Competitive salary and benefits package Car allowance and bonus scheme Long-term career development within a stable and respected organisation Exposure to high-profile residential schemes across Greater London Hybrid/flexible working arrangements How to Apply For a confidential discussion or to apply, please submit your CV outlining your relevant planning experience. Further details about the organisation will be shared with shortlisted candidates.

Morson Edge are currently working with a fast-growing, employee-owned placemaking consultancy with offices in Bristol and Cardiff. They are passionate about creating thriving communities and delivering design-led planning solutions across the UK. Joining this team means being part of a collaborative environment where your work makes a visible impact on towns, cities, and communities. About the role We are looking for an early-career Town Planner to support a diverse range of projects, including residential, healthcare, education, student accommodation, cultural, and energy sectors. Reporting to senior planners, you will gain hands-on experience across planning applications, site appraisals, and client engagement, building your skills and career in a supportive consultancy environment. Key responsibilities Support planning applications and produce high-quality planning documents. Conduct site appraisals, research, and policy analysis. Assist senior planners in managing client relationships and project delivery. Work closely with urban designers, landscape architects, and other specialists to deliver integrated solutions. Contribute to public consultations, planning committees, and stakeholder meetings. Gain exposure to planning systems in both England and Wales. Candidate requirements Essential: Degree in Town Planning or a related discipline. 1-4 years of planning experience, ideally in a consultancy setting. Understanding of planning policy and development processes in England and Wales. Proactive, organised, and collaborative with strong communication skills. Desirable: Experience preparing planning applications and supporting submissions. Familiarity with public consultation processes and stakeholder engagement. Professional accreditation or working toward RTPI membership. What's on offer Competitive salary based on experience. Hybrid working options (office in Bristol or Cardiff). Employee ownership with profit share. Opportunities for professional development and career progression. Work on meaningful, design-led projects that shape communities. How to apply If you're ready to take the next step in your planning career, send your CV and a short cover letter to Jonah Peto at Morson Edge for a confidential discussion. (url removed) / (phone number removed) / (phone number removed)

Senior Town Planner - Design-Led Practice - London Location: Central London Salary: Competitive + benefits Type: Full-time, Permanent I'm working with a respected, design-focused multidisciplinary practice-well known for delivering high-quality, sustainable developments across London and the South East-to recruit a talented Senior Town Planner for their London office. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced planner to join a creative environment where planners and architects collaborate closely from concept through to delivery. You'll be involved in high-profile urban, mixed-use, residential, and regeneration schemes, playing a key role in shaping planning strategy for a growing project portfolio. The Role As Senior Town Planner, you will: Lead the preparation, coordination, and submission of major planning applications. Oversee planning strategies across a range of complex development projects. Provide expert planning advice to internal design teams and external clients. Manage stakeholder engagement, including local authorities and community groups. Support junior colleagues and contribute to team development. Monitor planning policy changes and guide project responses. About You The ideal candidate will have: MRTPI status (or equivalent senior-level experience). Strong experience in consultancy or a developer/architectural environment. Excellent understanding of London planning policy and urban development issues. Exceptional written communication and report-writing skills. Confident client-facing abilities and a proactive, solution-focused mindset. Interest in design, placemaking, and collaborative working with architects. This role suits a Town Planner ready to step up or an established Senior Planner seeking more creative, design-integrated work. What's on Offer Competitive salary & benefits Hybrid working Involvement in high-profile London projects Collaborative studio culture Tailored professional development Opportunity to influence project direction from early concept stages How to Apply If you're a planning professional who thrives in a design-led, collaborative environment and wants to contribute to meaningful urban development across London, I'd love to hear from you. Send your CV for a confidential conversation.

Senior Town Planner - Edinburgh (Hybrid) Salary: 45,000 - 55,000 (DOE) + benefits A highly regarded UK property consultancy is looking to appoint a Senior Town Planner to its established Edinburgh office. The firm has a strong commercial focus and provides integrated planning, valuation, agency, and development services to a wide range of private and public sector clients. This is an exciting opportunity for an ambitious planner to take the next step in their career within a business known for its professional credibility, supportive culture, and commitment to quality. You'll be joining a well-connected team with an excellent reputation across Scotland for delivering sound planning advice and securing positive results for clients. The Role As Senior Planner, you'll lead on a variety of planning projects - from complex urban redevelopment schemes to strategic land promotion and regeneration work. You'll play a key client-facing role, working collaboratively with colleagues across multiple disciplines to provide commercially driven, pragmatic planning solutions. Key Responsibilities Leading on planning applications, appeals, and development appraisals Providing strategic advice to clients and local authorities Coordinating multidisciplinary inputs and managing project timelines Mentoring junior colleagues and contributing to team development Assisting with business development and maintaining client relationships About You MRTPI qualified (or equivalent) Minimum of 4 years' relevant experience, ideally in private consultancy Strong understanding of the Scottish planning system and development process Excellent communication, negotiation, and report-writing skills A proactive, professional approach with strong commercial awareness What's on Offer Competitive salary and discretionary bonus scheme Hybrid working model with a modern Edinburgh office base Supportive, collaborative working environment with clear progression pathways Exposure to a wide range of challenging and high-profile projects RTPI and CPD support, plus opportunities for leadership development If you're an experienced planner looking to step up or an established Senior Planner seeking a more dynamic, commercially focused environment, this is an opportunity to join a consultancy that truly values its people and their expertise. To apply or discuss in confidence, contact Neil Ellerton at Penguin Recruitment on (phone number removed) email (url removed)

REF: NE97987 Assistant Town Planner - Cheltenham - Negotiable Are you passionate about shaping the future of communities? Do you thrive in dynamic environments where creativity meets strategic planning? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you! We are seeking a dedicated Assistant Town Planner to join our client's innovative team. As an Assistant Town Planner, you will play a pivotal role in helping to design and develop vibrant, sustainable, and livable communities. Key Responsibilities: Assist in the development and implementation of comprehensive town planning strategies. Conduct research and analysis on land use, zoning regulations, and community demographics. Prepare reports, presentations, and proposals for town planning projects. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including architects, engineers, and government officials, to ensure alignment with project objectives. Participate in community engagement initiatives and public meetings to gather input and feedback. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Urban Planning, Geography, Architecture, or related field (Master's degree preferred). Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret and apply zoning ordinances and land use regulations. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to effectively engage with stakeholders and present findings to diverse audiences. Proficiency in GIS software and other planning tools is a plus. Passion for sustainability and a desire to create thriving communities for future generations. If you are ready to make a difference and shape the future of our towns and cities, we want to hear from you! Apply now by sending your CV to (url removed) or by calling Neil Ellerton of Penguin Recruitment on (phone number removed)