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CalComms
Experts in Communications, Consultation and Politics
About CalComms
Our Work in the Local Community At CalComms we passionately believe in the benefits of community development. By creating new homes you give a new generation of people the chance to lay down roots. By building new mixed use schemes you can create waves of new jobs, giving people careers allowing them to secure their and their family’s future. By delivering large strategic sites you can finance brand new infrastructure that the public sector cannot afford to provide. At CalComms we build relationships to deliver community led developments. We only work with the best in the industry who passionately believe in development that reflects local aspirations. We build relationships to deliver community led developments. We support landmark, signature developments that enrich communities. We promote the best that can be provided for existing residents whilst delivering the quality new homes and jobs necessary for the next generation to live and work. Our Work in Westminster CalComms works with a number of All-Party Parliamentary Groups, and campaigns inside and outside of Parliament in a diverse range of subject and country areas. We help drive the agenda on key policy issues and ensure that the work of the APPG is truly being recognised. Our experience allows us to make sure that the right conversations are being held with the right people. As a specialist political communications agency, we will work with you to ensure that people are talking about the policies that count.
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Presence & Recognition
CalComms' Account Director Alexander Cowley set out his thoughts on what this means for both local government and the development sector and how this could affect planning applications and Local Plans in the lead up to the reinstated May 2027 local elections.
Reported by CalComms
Legal & Regulatory
CalComms noted that Local Government Reorganisation is going to be paused and withdrawn in participating councils, with the exception of Surrey.
Reported by Alexander Cowley