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Sue Chadwick, who has worked for both the private sector and local government on a range of developments in and out of London, has joined Pinsent Masons as a strategic planning adviser.

Details: 13.Feb.2019

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A contributor to Local Government Lawyer, Chadwick has a PhD in planning law and has recently written a book on neighbourhood plans.

She is also Chair of the Housing Project with Cambridge Ahead where she is particularly interested in diversified tenures and housing provision and the impact of the 4th revolution on the planning system.