Join a fast-growing and highly experienced planning and consents team that’s helping to deliver some of the UK’s most ambitious infrastructure and renewable energy projects.

From rail, road, and high-voltage transmission to major business, commercial, and clean energy developments, they’re supporting clients at the forefront of the transition to a low-carbon economy.

You will ideally be based in Leeds, London, or Birmingham and seeking hybrid flexible working. 

The team has a proven track record in advising on a wide range of projects across multiple consent regimes — including DCOs, TWAOs, Section 36, and TCPA applications.

They have successfully managed and submitted several Development Consent Orders (DCOs), a multi-billion-pound Transport and Works Act Order (TWAO), and numerous renewable energy planning applications, with more projects now entering their NSIP journey.

With some of the few professionals in the UK to have delivered DCO consents from inception through to approval, the company are establishing themselves as a leading national provider of consents and planning expertise — and we’re looking for ambitious Planners and Senior Planners to join them!
You’ll be part of one of the country’s fastest-growing infrastructure teams, working alongside major clients such as Network Rail, National Highways, and National Grid, as well as renewable energy developers and investment firms contributing to the UK’s clean energy ambitions.

What You’ll Be Doing:
 

• Provide professional planning and consents advice across a range of sites and sectors.
• Prepare and submit major planning applications and negotiate with local authorities and statutory stakeholders.
• Support the DCO lead and collaborate with multi-disciplinary project teams on nationally significant projects.
• Prepare written representations, support at hearings and public inquiries, and promote sites through local plan processes.
• Represent the business at networking events and industry forums, providing technical insights and thought leadership.
• Manage and deliver projects, ensuring high-quality outcomes, efficient budgeting, and programme delivery.

• A qualified Planner (MRTPI or equivalent) or experienced professional with a background in NSIP or similar consent regimes.
• Strong understanding of planning law and practice, with excellent written and analytical skills.
• Experience managing complex, multi-disciplinary project teams — ideally within consultancy or local authority environments.
• Familiarity with the rail, transport, utilities, or renewable energy sectors would be an advantage.
• A proactive, collaborative mindset and the confidence to engage with clients and stakeholders.
• Willingness to travel across the UK when required.

• Hybrid and flexible working arrangements.
• Options to purchase additional annual leave.
• Health cash plans, cycle-to-work schemes, and other flexible benefits tailored to your lifestyle.
• A supportive, forward-thinking environment that values professional growth, wellbeing, and work-life balance.