Meet our trusted experts

Luke is highly respected in the asset and property management business.

Specialising in affordable housing, Jake is committed to enhancing local communities.

Iain is a planning expert who uses his extensive master planning experience to contribute to the creation of award-winning developments.

Stuart’s expertise in, and passion for, restoring peatland and other habitats are of huge benefit to our natural capital team

Working across Herts, Beds, Bucks, and Northants, Suzi has expert knowledge and understanding of major planning and policy updates.

Harriet enjoys planning for spaces and new settlements to meet the needs of a variety of people and in which communities and nature can thrive.

A firm but fair approach has earned Ralph the enviable reputation as the ‘go to’ expert on rural property issues.

Tim leads our specialist forestry team, covering strategic asset management, valuations, sales, acquisitions as well as EIA and professional contracts.

A personable and dependable chartered town planner who prides himself on his local knowledge, attention to detail and relationships based on trust.

Jennie works in our Cambridge Planning team, providing advice on a range of projects, coordinating the submission of planning applications and promoting sites for development through local plans.

James’ passion for forestry is fed by an appreciation of the long-term impact this sustainable asset has on society.

Andrew finds workable solutions to challenging cases through his understanding of rural businesses and an ability to see different perspectives.

Alison leads multi-disciplinary teams in the preparation and submission of major, mixed-use development proposals, providing sound strategic planning advice from the start.

Mike is a Chartered Town Planner with 19+ years’ experience and knowledge across an array of sectors.

Ian’s wide-ranging forestry experience, accumulated in both the UK and abroad, brings a vital skillset to our thriving forestry team.

Rebecca manages rural investments from Dorset to East Yorkshire for historic Cambridge colleges and the UK’s biggest institutions.