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4 April 2019
Growth for Turley in Scotland
We have strengthened our Scotland offering with a senior promotion in the planning team and a series of new appointments across ...
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Sarah Cox has joined the planning team as associate director, moving from Barton Willmore where she spent 13 years. Sarah brings diverse experience in delivering a wide range of residential, commercial and mixed-use planning projects for a diverse client base including developers and investment funds.
Senior consultant Michael Browne has transferred from our Birmingham office. The move bolsters the Environmental Impact Assessment services delivered from our Leeds office, which also offers planning, urban design and heritage consultancy.
Karina Withers has also joined the team as an Urban Designer, having previously worked at Pegasus.
Left to right: Michael Browne, Sarah Cox & Karina Withers
Commenting about the new hires, director, Matthew Sheppard, said:
“Sarah, Michael and Karina join us at a time of growth for the Leeds city region and for Turley. We are offering a wider range of services from our base here in Yorkshire and continue to work closely with colleagues across the North to unlock the full range of Turley services for our clients. Market demand for our offering continues to gather pace and we see a very bright future for this region.”
Speaking about her appointment, Sarah Cox added:
“Turley is a leading consultancy with an excellent track record and I am delighted to be joining the company. It’s an exciting time in Leeds. Turley’s growing client base presents fantastic opportunities and I am looking forward to contributing to the delivery of transformational projects across the North.”
Back left to right: Neil Woodhouse, Stephen Bell, Michael Browne, Sarah Cox, Karina Withers, Dale Greetham. Front left to right: Matthew Sheppard, Claire Easton, Katie Purdam
11 April 2019
4 April 2019
We have strengthened our Scotland offering with a senior promotion in the planning team and a series of new appointments across ...