Faye Wright Email & Phone Number

Forward Planning & Development Ltd is a planning consultancy practice providing advice for clients to help them gain planning permission for their property development projects. The practice was setup by Faye Wright and Paul Shelley in 2014. Together the pair have over 50 years of experience in local government town planning and private sector planning consultancy.We specialise in central London, mixed use developments up to 100,000sq.ft, but we also advise on a range of development projects nationally. In addition to planning consultancy, we provide advice on listed buildings, enabling development, development consultancy, viability, appraisal and all commercial aspects related to property development projects such as site assembly, acquisitions and value engineering.

London, United Kingdom

An associate in the planning and development department at Gerald Eve with over 11 years experience of dealing with residential, commercial and mixed-use redevelopment and regeneration schemes of varying scales which include resolving urban design, historic building and land use issues.Co-ordination of the submission of and management of planning, listed building consent and conservation area consent applications and on projects of varying scales in a wide variety of locations. Advising on planning strategies for the management of applications of all scales.Specialising in work in central London including City of Westminster, London Borough of Camden, RBKC and London Borough of Islington but hasknowledge of planning matters affecting the majority of London boroughs and those further afield.Specific experience:Mixed use – high density complex redevelopment schemes throughout central London locations including heritage, land use policy and environmental issues.Residential developments throughout central London involving issues such as affordable housing, residential mix and various heritage and amenity issues.Heritage and conservation matters - listed buildings, conservation areas and other heritage matters.