Planning Potential published Charlotte Parry MRTPI's insight on Health Impact Assessments and impact reporting requirements.
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Having reflected on the rise of Health Impact Assessments (HIAs) and other impact reporting requirements, Charlotte Parry MRTPI explores why these assessments are becomi…
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Planning Potential
We devise and deliver effective planning solutions and contribute to the creation of better places.
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Planning Potential
Established in 2005 the company aims to provide clear and succinct expert advice which represents value for money. The Directors and Associates head a planning team with a wide range of skills and experience enabling the business to provide tailored advice to clients with a range of planning issues. With its head office in central London near London Bridge, and offices in Harrogate and Bristol, Planning Potential is involved in projects nationwide. This has helped to secure a client base which includes leading national developers, house builders and retail and leisure operators. We pride ourselves on meeting client requirements, rather than simply providing planning advice. Having developed an understanding of our clients businesses we ensure a commercial focus is maintained at all times. We have a fresh approach to planning consultancy and are dedicated to delivering cost-effective and timely planning solutions for our clients.
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