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Town Planner

Redhill
£35k – £45k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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I am working with a major residential developer to appoint a Town Planner into their Strategic Land team, based in Surrey.

This is a genuine opportunity to build a career in strategic land promotion, working on sites at the earlier end of the planning process — allocations, call for sites submissions, and pre-application engagement — rather than pure development management.

The role:

  • Supporting the promotion of strategic land sites through the planning system, from initial site identification through to allocation and outline consent
  • Preparing and submitting representations to Local Plans and Call for Sites processes
  • Liaising with local authorities, landowners, and agents throughout the promotion process
  • Commissioning and coordinating technical consultants (highways, ecology, drainage, heritage) in support of planning applications and promotions
  • Assisting with the preparation of planning appraisals and site assessments to inform land acquisition decisions
  • Monitoring emerging planning policy at a local and national level and assessing implications for the land portfolio
  • Attending public consultation events and community engagement sessions
  • Working closely with the land and acquisitions team to identify new site opportunities

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What we're looking for:

  • 1–3 years' post-graduate experience in town planning
  • Background in either planning consultancy or in-house with a residential developer/housebuilder
  • RTPI accreditation (or working towards)
  • Experience with Local Plan processes, strategic land promotion, or major residential planning applications
  • Strong written skills — comfortable drafting representations and appraisals
  • A genuine interest in strategic land and the housing supply pipeline, not just development management
  • Full UK driving licence (site visits across Surrey and the wider South East)

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This is a strong move for someone currently in consultancy looking to go client-side, or a developer-side planner wanting more exposure to the strategic end of the business.

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Skills

Town Planning
Strategic Land Promotion
Local Plan Processes
Planning Applications
Written Communication
Community Engagement
Site Assessments
Technical Coordination
Policy Monitoring
Public Consultation
Land Acquisition
Client Liaison
Consultant Coordination
Interest in Housing Supply
Driving License

Location

Redhill, England, United Kingdom

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