Franki Webb is a Consultant Project Manager at Focus Consultants. She previously worked as a Principal Historic Environment Consultant at The Environment Partnership, Franki has undertaken projects across a wide spectrum of heritage work, her main focus is on sustainable development and the effects of climate change on the historic environment. She works within all aspects of Historic Environment including built heritage and archaeology. She also has an avid interest in projects which focus on habitat creation and biodiversity. At Lichfields, she established an archaeological service before leaving for TEP. During her time at Atkins, Franki worked on a number of flood defence schemes and natural habitat creation schemes with the Environment Agency. Franki has been involved in professional field archaeology for 5 years and has excavated in the UK, Spain and Latin America. She holds a Masters in Archaeology from University College London. Her MA thesis focused on medieval animal iconography and spatial utilization within the Chapter House at Westminster Abbey. She also worked as an archaeologist and researcher for a TV production company helping to develop historical documentaries. In her spare time Franki volunteers with Friends of Clarendon Palace and Young Archaeologists Club, hoping to inspire a future generation of heritage professionals. Franki is currently studying historic building repair and conservation at West Dean College.Prior to working in heritage, Franki was a fashion and culture journalist in Tokyo and then London. She also runs the online website archaeoblog.com
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