Delivering Major Projects and Investments.
Major projects and investment programmes increasingly operate in politically sensitive and contested environments.
We help organisations secure planning consent, align stakeholders, and enable delivery across complex political, planning and community landscapes.
The challenge
Planning and delivery environments are becoming more complex and contested
Major developments, infrastructure projects and regeneration programmes now operate within increasingly complex political, planning and stakeholder environments.
Planning decisions are shaped not only by policy and technical assessment, but by local politics, community sentiment, digital campaigning, environmental concerns and wider debates around growth, infrastructure and place.
At the same time, influence is becoming more fragmented, with a broader range of stakeholders, campaign groups, online networks and political actors shaping how projects are understood and debated.
How we help.
Capital gains: The aftermath & how to tackle no overall control councils.
Download our Capital Gains report to understand what this new landscape means for you: from emerging policy directions and navigating NOC councils, to how we can support you in responding to a more complex and fragmented political environment.
Like, Comment, Build.
How can development bring the public along with New Development and New Towns in a Digital-First Era? Download our report to gain insight into how people engage with planning applications, and what their concerns are.
Construction communications toolkt.
Oxford to Cambridge Insight Report.
The Rise of Reform.
Green Gains.
Our thinking.
Our experts.
Max Camplin
Executive Director
Jamie Gordon
Executive Director
Steven Park
Executive Director
Sarah Wardle
Director
Laura Wyatt
Director
Kevin Whitmore
Director
Matt Crisp
Director
Adam Farrell
Director
Olivia White
Director
Steven Livingston
Director
Michael Stanworth
Director
Matt Sutton
Director
Influence is increasingly dispersed.
Political institutions, media ecosystems and stakeholder priorities increasingly differ across the nations and regions of the UK. Our teams combine local knowledge with national perspective, helping organisations build influence, manage risk and secure support wherever it matters most.
