Overview
In this role you will deliver strategic planning advice on high-profile UK infrastructure and development projects within a leading independent planning team. You will collaborate across offices to guide major schemes from strategy through delivery, tackling issues like EIA/HRA, CPO, and inquiries. The position offers exposure to energy, transport, and built environment projects in a supportive, career‑progressive culture with flexible hybrid working. This is an opportunity to shape landmark projects while working with top-tier lawyers.
Pay / Benefits
- flexible hybrid working
- transparent career progression framework
- commitment to professional development
- collaborative culture
- recognition as a top employer
Responsibilities
- Provide strategic advice on planning, development consenting, CPO matters, EIA/HRA and related processes
- Collaborate within a fully integrated team across offices on high-profile, nationally significant projects
- Support clients through inquiries, examinations, and judicial reviews across energy, infrastructure, transport and utilities
- Contribute to the full lifecycle of major projects from early strategy to delivery
- Engage with clients and internal stakeholders to manage complex, varied workloads
Key requirements
- Qualified solicitor (England & Wales) or Law Society of Scotland registered lawyer
- Ideally 3+ years’ post-qualification experience in planning law
- Experience across planning, consenting, or CPO matters
- Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach
- Ability to manage a varied and complex workload
- Collaborative mindset
- Strong communication
- Adaptability and resilience
- Planning law expertise
- Experience with development consent processes
- CPO matters
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