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FRANCIS TAYLOR BUILDING, INNER TEMPLE
LONDON
EC4Y 7BY
England
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Francis Taylor Building > The Legal 500 Rankings
London Bar > Planning Tier 2
Francis Taylor Building is ‘excellent, with considerable strength in depth‘ when it comes to planning matters, with members who are ‘second to none and excellent to work with‘. Known for their expertise in infrastructure, members advise on energy projects, highways, and residential schemes. Melissa Murphy KC successfully acted for the Mayor of London in West Ferry Printworks, a politically divisive public inquiry concerning the impact the redevelopment scheme would have on the setting of Tower Bridge, in addition to complex viability matters. Michael Humphries KC and Mark Westmoreland Smith appeared for EfW Group Ltd in the Wheelabrator DCO Challenge against the Secretary of State’s decision to grant consent for an extension to an energy from waste project, but to withhold consent for a new one. Hereward Phillpot KC acted for BP in the promotion of Net Zero Teesside, a carbon capture and storage scheme of national importance. Saira Kabir Sheikh KC acted for the appellants, and Charles Streeten for the respondent, in Ikram v Secretary of State for Housing and Communities & Another at the Court of Appeal. The case confirmed that the permitted use of land must be limited to the use which was applied for; the appellants sought to reverse the decision to quash planning permission for the use of land as a mosque.2023 Silks
Rising stars
Leading Silks
2021 Silks
2022 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘They have enormous strength in depth, and are a top set in the field. I would be confident in recommending this set to my most important clients. They are always thinking ahead to how this field of law might evolve and change.’
‘Having worked with many members of the FTB set, I have found them to be excellent, with considerable strength in depth in planning matters, which they specialise in. They are always my go-to set.’
‘FTB is the top set of chambers for planning with some really excellent barristers.’
‘Francis Taylor Building are known as the leading Chambers for infrastructure planning work for a reason, they have the most experienced and generally most skilled barristers in this area of work. This applies equally to the KCs and also to the juniors in chambers. In particular, the juniors are very confident in their work and provide a very good and timely service.’
‘I have worked with FTB for decades and have found their planning barristers to be second to none and excellent to work with.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are particularly good and user-friendly. Uniquely amongst clerks at the sets we use they are also commercial in their business development activities and are willing to explore opportunities for collaboration and work referrals.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Agriculture Tier 2
Francis Taylor Building is active in a range of agricultural and rural work, with particular expertise in town and village green applications, footpath inquiries and rights of way matters. Richard Honey KC appeared for the applicant in Bellway Homes v Kent CC & Dr Van Den Broek, which concerned the registration of land as a village green to protect it from development. Elsewhere in chambers, Ned Westaway acted for the respondent in Garland v Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, a Court of Appeal case concerning whether equestrian use of a bridleway amounts to public nuisance, and prevents the creation of a right of way in the countryside.2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Clerking
‘Fantastic clerks – available, straightforward and amenable. ’
London Bar > Local government (including rating law) Tier 2
Francis Taylor Building has a strong local government law practice which comprises areas such as compulsory purchase and compensation, local government finance, council tax, rating, highways, public health, community care, and standards in local government. A key junior in rating and council tax related matters is Cain Ormondroyd who specialises in these two areas. A highlight of his from the past year was an application of charitable relief from rating to a private members gym and swimming pool. When it comes to compulsory purchase and compensation related work, accredited mediator Richard Glover KC is a name to note.Leading Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘They have a strong niche in rating law.’
‘The quality of barristers is incredibly high.’
Clerking
‘Very efficient and responsive administration. A particular mention for Paul Coveney who is always helpful and responsive.’
London Bar > Environment Tier 1
At Francis Taylor Building is ‘solicitors are impressed by the standard of advice and the positive, collaborative attitude of the barristers’. The set’s expertise encompasses all aspects of environmental regulation, particularly the overlap between environmental law and land use planning, together with common law and criminal environmental liability. James Pereira KC is currently advising London Luton Airport on an application to increase capacity, with specific focus on climate change, greenhouse gas emissions, noise and environmental impact assessments. Standout junior Ned Westaway is handling a judicial review under the Planning Act 2008 on environmental impact assessment grounds to major offshore wind farm development.Rising stars
Leading Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Francis Taylor Building is an excellent set and always my first choice. Over the years I have worked with ten members (a mix of juniors and silks) and have always been impressed by the standard of FTB’s advice and the positive, collaborative attitude of the barristers.’
‘The Chambers has good strength in depth on licensing matters from my experience.’
‘A very capable planning set we have sent the majority of our planning instructions to this year.’
‘FTB are one of the top planning sets, particularly on infrastructure work. Their breakfast briefings are well-known in the market and well-attended.’
‘Very strong depth of experience, particularly in the area of infrastructure. All members are of a consistently high quality.’
Clerking
‘All the clerks are an asset to FTB. I mainly deal with Harry Killick, Harry Gamble and James Kemp and they are very helpful and responsive.’
London Bar > Licensing Tier 1
The team at Francis Taylor Building is regarded for its representation of clients in the liquor, gambling and entertainment sectors. In Cartledge v Gedling Borough Council, Gerald Gouriet KC successfully appealed a conviction with regard to the driving of a hackney carriage without a license. Members of the set also advise local authorities; David Matthias KC worked with Westminster City Council on its gambling policy, while Leo Charalambides advised it on its plans to implement a system to regulate busking. Charles Holland , for the Metropolitan Police, and Gary Grant , for the restaurant, were instructed in a review into the premises license of Casa Cruz, which allegedly hosted a birthday party for singer Rita Ora in breach of the “second lockdown” COVID regulations.Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
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Set
‘Top set for licensing.’
‘FTB can always be relied on to provide an excellent service and good results.’
‘Superb. Highly recommended for all local government matters especially all licensing/regulatory matters.’
‘FTB is clearly the leading licensing set. It has unrivalled depth in the licensing and regulatory field and they have been a joy to work with.’
‘FTB are one of the premier sets for licensing work. They have excellent strength in depth from KC downwards.’
‘FTB is the leading London chambers in my opinion for licensing as they are able to offer true licensing experts at every level of call.’
‘FTB is the strongest of the chambers in terms of strength in depth for work on licensing.’
Work highlights
Francis Taylor Building > Set Profile
Francis Taylor Building (FTB) has a long-standing reputation for excellence in providing advocacy and advisory services. FTB is consistently featured as a leading set in the independent legal directories for its expertise and leading role in planning and infrastructure planning, environmental, licensing, compulsory purchase and land valuation, local government, administrative and public law. and rating. Its position at the forefront of these areas of law is evidenced by members consistently appearing in many of the leading cases.
The set: Members of chambers appear in courts at all levels in this country and abroad, including specialist tribunals and public inquiries and undertake specialist advisory work. The set owes its long-standing reputation for excellence to its wide range of clients, the major projects it handles and the number and quality of its practitioners. They are also supported by a highly motivated and professional team of clerks, led by Paul Coveney as senior clerk.
Types of work undertaken: As part of its specialist practice, FTB undertakes work connected with transport and works schemes, utilities, highways, heritage and conservation, Parliamentary bills, common land and village greens, minerals, statutory nuisance and regulation, health and safety, environmental crime, property law including easements and covenants, religious liberty and ecclesiastical, education and energy.
FTB maintains a panel of qualified and specialist CEDR and ADR accredited mediators.
FTB offers a wide range of client facilities including a dedicated seminar suite to support its established programme of events and an arbitration and mediation suite which complements Chambers’ mediation and ADR expertise. The premises are fully DDA compliant.
Diversity and Inclusion
Chambers is committed to promoting and advancing diversity and equality among its members and staff. We do not discriminate on the grounds of race, colour, ethnic or national origin, nationality, citizenship, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, political persuasion, disability, age or religion. We fully endorse the Bar Council’s Equality and Diversity Code. Applications for pupillage/membership/employment are particularly welcomed from women, members of ethnic minorities, people with disabilities and other groups that are currently under-represented in Chambers.
Access to the profession is an acute issue which Chambers seeks to address. Chambers is involved in initiatives aimed at increasing diversity.
Wellbeing
Chambers is committed to well-being. We have an established a mentoring scheme for members, providing structured opportunities for knowledge sharing and for help and advice to be available across all levels of seniority. Our quarterly social events are on hold for the time being, but we uphold the tradition of Chambers’ tea, held remotely.
We give careful thought to ensuring our marketing events appeal to a wide range of clients, and are held at different times of day, for greatest possible access. This includes both academic and social events. .
Main Contacts
Department | Name | Telephone | |
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Members of Chambers | TAIT KC, Andrew (1981) | ||
Members of Chambers | ROOTS KC, Guy (1969) | ||
Members of Chambers | McCRACKEN KC, Robert (1973) | ||
Members of Chambers | HUMPHRIES KC, Michael (1982) | ||
Members of Chambers | GOURIET KC, Gerald (1974) | ||
Members of Chambers | MATTHIAS KC, David (1980) | ||
Members of Chambers | ELLIS KC, Morag (1984) | ||
Members of Chambers | HOWELL WILLIAMS KC, Craig (1983) | ||
Members of Chambers | GLOVER KC, Richard (1984) | ||
Members of Chambers | HILL KC, Mark (1987) (KC-2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | BIRD KC, Simon (1987) | ||
Members of Chambers | EDWARDS KC, Douglas (1992) | ||
Members of Chambers | JONES KC, Gregory (1991) | ||
Members of Chambers | ORNSBY KC, Suzanne (1986) | ||
Members of Chambers | PEREIRA KC, James (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | KABIR SHEIKH KC, Saira (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | FRASER-URQUHART KC, Andrew (1993) | ||
Members of Chambers | PHILLPOT KC, Hereward (1997) | ||
Members of Chambers | BOOTH KC, Alexander (2000) | ||
Members of Chambers | PHILLIPS KC, Jeremy (2018) | ||
Members of Chambers | HONEY KC, Richard (2020) | ||
Members of Chambers | PETCHEY, Philip (1976) | ||
Members of Chambers | COMYN, Timothy (1980) | ||
Members of Chambers | RANKIN, James (1983) | ||
Members of Chambers | MEYRIC, Lewis (1986) | ||
Members of Chambers | GRANT, Gary (1994) | ||
Members of Chambers | HOLLAND, Charles (1994) | ||
Members of Chambers | CHARALAMBIDES, Leo (1998) | ||
Members of Chambers | JONES, Emyr (1999) | ||
Members of Chambers | MURPHY, Melissa (2001) | ||
Members of Chambers | JOLLIFFE, John (2005) | ||
Members of Chambers | WESTMORELAND SMITH, Mark (2006) | ||
Members of Chambers | ELEFTHERIADIS, Prof. Pavlos (2006) | ||
Members of Chambers | ORMONDROYD, Cain (2007) | ||
Members of Chambers | GRAHAM PAUL, Annabel (2008) | ||
Members of Chambers | FLANAGAN, Hugh (2008) | ||
Members of Chambers | CLUTTEN, Rebecca (2008) | ||
Members of Chambers | WESTAWAY, Ned (2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | TAFUR, Isabella (2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | GRAHAM, David (2010) | ||
Members of Chambers | FRY, Michael (2011) | ||
Members of Chambers | MACKENZIE, George (2011) | ||
Members of Chambers | ANTHONY, Prof. Gordon (2011) ( | ||
Members of Chambers | GREAVES, Alexander (2012) | ||
Members of Chambers | DALY, Caroline (2013) | ||
Members of Chambers | STREETEN, Charles (2013) | ||
Members of Chambers | FORREST, Charles (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | GOLDEN, Merrow (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | WALLER, Horatio (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | NOBLE, Daisy (2015) | ||
Members of Chambers | MERRETT, Charles (2015) | ||
Members of Chambers | DRABKIN-REITER, Esther (2017) ( | ||
Members of Chambers | BRETT, Michael Brendan (2017) | ||
Members of Chambers | FEGAN, Conor (2018) | ||
Members of Chambers | WELCH, Jonathan (2019) |
Barrister Profiles
Photo | Name | Position | Profile |
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![]() | Prof Gordon Anthony | Professor Gordon Anthony is an Academic Tenant at Francis Taylor Building. He… | View Profile |
![]() | Simon Bird | Simon is Head of Chambers. Simon specialises in planning, local government, administrative… | View Profile |
![]() | Alexander Booth | Alexander Booth KC has a practice which encompasses all aspects of planning,… | View Profile |
![]() | Michael Brendan Brett | Michael welcomes instructions across all of Chambers’ practice areas, including on a… | View Profile |
![]() | Leo Charalambides | Complementing his established licensing practice, Leo also accepts instructions in associated areas… | View Profile |
![]() | Rebecca Clutten | Rebecca Clutten was called to the Bar in 2008 and is recognised… | View Profile |
![]() | Timothy Comyn | The principal areas of Timothy Comyn’s practice include town and country planning,… | View Profile |
![]() | Flora Curtis | Flora joined Chambers in October 2021 following the successful completion of her… | View Profile |
![]() | Ms Caroline Daly | Caroline was called to the Bar in 2013 and is currently ranked… | View Profile |
![]() | Esther Drabkin-Reiter | Esther has a busy practice across all of Chambers’ areas of specialism.… | View Profile |
![]() | Douglas Edwards | Douglas Edwards KC practices in the fields of town and country planning,… | View Profile |
![]() | Prof Pavlos Eleftheriadis | Pavlos is an academic tenant specialising in European Union law, public law,… | View Profile |
![]() | Morag Ellis | Morag Ellis KC is widely recognised as a leading expert in planning… | View Profile |
![]() | Conor Fegan | Conor accepts instructions across Chambers’ specialisms in planning, environmental and public law.… | View Profile |
![]() | Hugh Flanagan | Hugh is ranked as a leading junior in the Legal 500 and… | View Profile |
![]() | Charles Forrest | Charles welcomes instructions to advise and represent clients across all of Chambers’… | View Profile |
![]() | Andrew Fraser-urquhart | Andrew Fraser-Urquhart KC (known universally as “AFU”) practices in planning, environmental and… | View Profile |
![]() | Mr Michael Fry | Michael specialises in planning and public law. His practice encompasses environmental, regulatory,… | View Profile |
![]() | Richard Glover | Richard Glover KC practices in all aspects of town and country… | View Profile |
![]() | Merrow Golden | Merrow welcomes instructions to act individually or as a part of a… | View Profile |
![]() | Gerald Gouriet | Gerald’s licensing practice is principally in alcohol & entertainment, taxi and gambling… | View Profile |
![]() | David Graham | David practises across Chambers’ specialisms, including public, planning and environmental law. David… | View Profile |
![]() | Annabel Graham Paul | Annabel has acted in a number of leading judicial reviews and planning… | View Profile |
![]() | Gary Grant | Gary Grant is one of the UK’s leading licensing barristers. He is… | View Profile |
![]() | Alexander Greaves | Since joining Chambers in 2014, Alexander has developed a busy specialist practice… | View Profile |
![]() | Mark Hill | Specialist in ecclesiastical law, religious liberty, judicial review and costs. Broad common… | View Profile |
![]() | Charles Holland | Charles Holland’s practice combines licensing work and a broad range of contentious… | View Profile |
![]() | Richard Honey | Richard Honey KC practises as a barrister in the fields of public… | View Profile |
![]() | Craig Howell Williams | Craig Howell Williams KC specialises in planning, environment and related areas of… | View Profile |
![]() | Michael Humphries | Michael Humphries specialises in all aspects of property development law, but is… | View Profile |
![]() | John Jolliffe | John Jolliffe practises across a range of environmental, planning and public law.… | View Profile |
![]() | Gregory Jones | Gregory’s practice covers all aspects of administrative law including judicial review and… | View Profile |
![]() | Emyr Jones | Emyr was called in 1999 and practised in Cardiff until joining FTB… | View Profile |
![]() | Saira Kabir Sheikh | Saira’s practice covers all aspects of planning and environmental law, local government,… | View Profile |
![]() | Mr Meyric Lewis KC | Meyric was described by The Lawyer as “standing out” for his expertise… | View Profile |
![]() | George Mackenzie | George welcomes instructions to act individually or as a junior across all… | View Profile |
![]() | Mr David Matthias | David Matthias K.C. FCIArb was called in 1980 and took Silk in… | View Profile |
![]() | Robert Mccracken | Robert McCracken KC is a leading public, planning and environmental lawyer. He… | View Profile |
![]() | Charles Merrett | Charles’ practice spans all areas of Chambers’ planning work. He acts for… | View Profile |
![]() | Melissa Murphy | Melissa specialises in compulsory purchase and compensation; planning; and associated property, contract… | View Profile |
![]() | Daisy Noble | Daisy has been a member of Chambers since October 2018 and welcomes… | View Profile |
![]() | Kate Olley | Kate is an established and highly experienced planning and public law practitioner.… | View Profile |
![]() | Cain Ormondroyd | Cain Ormondroyd practices in the fields of public and planning law, with… | View Profile |
![]() | Suzanne Ornsby | Suzanne Ornsby KC specialises in planning law and has spent most of… | View Profile |
![]() | James Pereira | James Pereira K.C. specialises in planning, environmental, local government and administrative law,… | View Profile |
![]() | Philip Petchey | Philip Petchey enjoys unravelling what is complicated, obscure or dense (or all… | View Profile |
![]() | Jeremy Phillips | Jeremy Phillips KC offers the highest levels of expertise and advocacy as… | View Profile |
![]() | Hereward Phillpot | Hereward Phillpot KC took silk in 2015, and has rapidly become recognised… | View Profile |
![]() | James Rankin | Preeminent licensing barrister James Rankin with thirty years’ experience in licensing and… | View Profile |
![]() | Michael Rhimes | Michael Rhimes is free to accept instructions across all of Chambers’ practice… | View Profile |
![]() | Michael Rhimes | Michael Rhimes is free to accept instructions across all of Chambers’ practice… | View Profile |
![]() | Guy Roots | Guy Roots KC is an Associate Member of Chambers and is available… | View Profile |
![]() | Charles Streeten | Charles Streeten has rapidly earned a reputation as one of the leading… | View Profile |
![]() | Ms Isabella Tafur | Isabella is ranked as a leading junior at the Planning Bar in… | View Profile |
![]() | Mr Andrew Tait | Andrew Tait KC’s areas of work are in planning, environmental, administrative and… | View Profile |
![]() | Horatio Waller | Horatio specialises in planning, infrastructure, licensing, judicial review, education, landlord & tenant,… | View Profile |
![]() | Jonathan Welch | Jonathan is ranked as one of the top planning barristers under the… | View Profile |
![]() | Mr Ned Westaway | Ned is a highly regarded junior who accepts instructions in a wide… | View Profile |
![]() | Mark Westmoreland Smith | Mark’s practice covers all aspects of chamber’s expertise and, in particular, planning… | View Profile |
Staff Figures
Paul Coveney, Senior Clerk : Clerk James Kemp, Deputy Senior Clerk, Team Leader : Clerk Andrew Briton, Principal Clerk Business Development and Research : Clerk Harry Killick, Team Leader : Clerk Harry Gamble, Team Leader : Clerk Grant James, Team Assistant : Clerk Molly Dumbleton, Team Assistant : Clerk Vicki Cousins, Chambers' Manager : Administrative Staff Deirdre Mahon, Marketing Manager : Administrative Staff Erja Gunn, Receptionist : Administrative StaffLanguages
EnglishFrancis Taylor Building > Set Profile
Francis Taylor Building (FTB) has a long standing reputation for excellence in providing advocacy and advisory services. FTB is consistently featured as a leading set in the independent legal directories for its expertise and leading role in planning, land valuation, compulsory purchase compensation, infrastructure, environmental, licensing, rating, local government, public law and regulatory law. Its position at the forefront of these areas of law is evidenced by members consistently appearing in many of the leading cases.
Members of chambers appear in courts at all levels in this country and abroad, including specialist tribunals and public inquiries and undertake specialist advisory work. The set owes its long-standing reputation for excellence to its wide range of clients, the major projects it handles and the number and quality of its practitioners. They are also supported by a highly motivated and Professional team of clerks led by Paul Coveney, Senior Clerk.
As part of its specialist practice, FTB undertakes works connected with planning, environment, licensing, major infrastructure projects, transport and works schemes, utilities, highways, rating heritage and conservation, Parliamentary Bills, common land and village greens, minerals, statutory nuisance and regulation, health and safety, environmental crime, compulsory purchase and compensation, land valuation, property law including easements and covenants, religious liberty and ecclesiastical, education and energy.
FTB maintains a panel of qualified and specialist CEDR and ADR accredited mediators.
FTB offers a wide range of client facilities including a dedicated seminar suite to support its established programme of events and an arbitration and mediation suite which complements Chambers’ mediation and ADR expertise. The premises are fully DDA compliant.
Main Contacts
Department | Name | Telephone | |
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Senior Clerk | Paul Coveney | paul.coveney@ftbchambers.co.uk | 020 7353 8415 |
Staff Figures
58 Members of Chambers. 13 Members of Staff :Francis Taylor Building > Set Profile
Francis Taylor Building (FTB) has a long-standing reputation for excellence in providing advocacy and advisory services. FTB is consistently featured as a leading set in the independent legal directories for its expertise and leading role in planning environmental, major infrastructure projects, licensing, compulsory purchase and land valuation, local government, administrative and public law, rating and ecclesiastical and religious liberty. Its position at the forefront of these areas of law is evidenced by members consistently appearing in many of the leading cases.
The set: Members of chambers appear in courts at all levels in this country and abroad, including specialist tribunals and public inquiries and undertake specialist advisory work. The set owes its long-standing reputation for excellence to its wide range of clients, the major projects it handles and the number and quality of its practitioners. They are also supported by a highly motivated and professional team of clerks, led by Paul Coveney as senior clerk.
Types of work undertaken: As part of its specialist practice, FTB undertakes work connected with transport and works schemes, utilities, highways, heritage and conservation, Parliamentary bills, common land and village greens, minerals, statutory nuisance and regulation, health and safety, environmental crime, property law including easements and covenants, religious liberty and ecclesiastical, education and energy.
FTB maintains a panel of qualified and specialist CEDR and ADR accredited mediators.
FTB offers a wide range of client facilities including a dedicated seminar suite to support its established programme of events and an arbitration and mediation suite which complements Chambers’ mediation and ADR expertise. The premises are fully DDA compliant.
Diversity and Inclusion
Chambers is committed to promoting and advancing diversity and equality among its members and staff. We do not discriminate on the grounds of race, colour, ethnic or national origin, nationality, citizenship, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, political persuasion, disability, age or religion. FTB is ani-racist and committed to increasing its diversity. We fully endorse the Bar Council’s Equality and Diversity Code. Applications for pupillage/tenancy/employment are particularly welcomed from women, members of ethnic minority groups, people with disabilities and other groups that are currently under-represented in Chambers.
Access to the profession is an acute issue which Chambers seeks to address. Chambers is involved in initiatives aimed at increasing diversity. That includes its partnership with the Planning and Environment Bar Association (PEBA) and other planning/public law sets in the Planning and Public Law Mentoring Scheme for Underrepresented Groups at the Bar. Further information about our work can be found on chambers’ website.
Main Contacts
Department | Name | Telephone | |
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Members of Chambers | BIRD KC, Simon (1987) | ||
Members of Chambers | ROOTS KC, Guy (1969) | ||
Members of Chambers | McCRACKEN KC, Robert (1973) | ||
Members of Chambers | TAIT KC, Andrew (1981) | ||
Members of Chambers | HUMPHRIES KC, Michael (1982) | ||
Members of Chambers | GOURIET KC, Gerald (1974) | ||
Members of Chambers | MATTHIAS KC, David (1980) | ||
Members of Chambers | ELLIS KC, Morag (1984) | ||
Members of Chambers | HOWELL WILLIAMS KC, Craig (1983) | ||
Members of Chambers | GLOVER KC, Richard (1984) | ||
Members of Chambers | HILL KC, Mark (1987) (KC-2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | EDWARDS KC, Douglas (1992) | ||
Members of Chambers | JONES KC, Gregory (1991) | ||
Members of Chambers | ORNSBY KC, Suzanne (1986) | ||
Members of Chambers | PEREIRA KC, James (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | KABIR SHEIKH KC, Saira (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | FRASER-URQUHART KC, Andrew (1993) | ||
Members of Chambers | PHILLPOT KC, Hereward (1997) | ||
Members of Chambers | BOOTH KC, Alexander (2000) | ||
Members of Chambers | PHILLIPS KC, Jeremy (2018) | ||
Members of Chambers | HONEY KC, Richard (2020) | ||
Members of Chambers | MURPHY, Melissa KC (2022)(2001) | ||
Members of Chambers | PETCHEY, Philip (1976) | ||
Members of Chambers | COMYN, Timothy (1980) | ||
Members of Chambers | RANKIN, James (1983) | ||
Members of Chambers | MEYRIC, Lewis (1986) | ||
Members of Chambers | GRANT, Gary (1994) | ||
Members of Chambers | HOLLAND, Charles (1994) | ||
Members of Chambers | CHARALAMBIDES, Leo (1998) | ||
Members of Chambers | JONES, Emyr (1999) | ||
Members of Chambers | OLLEY, Kate (1999) | ||
Members of Chambers | JOLLIFFE, John (2005) | ||
Members of Chambers | WESTMORELAND SMITH, Mark (2006) | ||
Members of Chambers | ELEFTHERIADIS, Prof. Pavlos (2006) | ||
Members of Chambers | ORMONDROYD, Cain (2007) | ||
Members of Chambers | GRAHAM PAUL, Annabel (2008) | ||
Members of Chambers | FLANAGAN, Hugh (2008) | ||
Members of Chambers | CLUTTEN, Rebecca (2008) | ||
Members of Chambers | WESTAWAY, Ned (2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | TAFUR, Isabella (2009) | ||
Members of Chambers | GRAHAM, David (2010) | ||
Members of Chambers | FRY, Michael (2011) | ||
Members of Chambers | MACKENZIE, George (2011) | ||
Members of Chambers | ANTHONY, Prof. Gordon (2011) ( | ||
Members of Chambers | GREAVES, Alexander (2012) | ||
Members of Chambers | DALY, Caroline (2013) | ||
Members of Chambers | STREETEN, Charles (2013) | ||
Members of Chambers | FORREST, Charles (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | GOLDEN, Merrow (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | WALLER, Horatio (2014) | ||
Members of Chambers | NOBLE, Daisy (2015) | ||
Members of Chambers | MERRETT, Charles (2015) | ||
Members of Chambers | DRABKIN-REITER, Esther (2017) ( | ||
Members of Chambers | BRETT, Michael Brendan (2017) | ||
Members of Chambers | FEGAN, Conor (2018) | ||
Members of Chambers | WELCH, Jonathan (2019) | ||
Members of Chambers | RHIMES, Michael (2019) | ||
Members of Chambers | CURTIS, Flora (2019) |
Staff Figures
Paul Coveney, Senior Clerk : Clerk James Kemp, Deputy Senior Clerk, Team Leader : Clerk Harry Killick, Deputy Senior Clerk,Team Leader : Clerk Andrew Briton, Principal Clerk Business Development and Research : Clerk Harry Gamble, Deputy Team Leader : Clerk Molly Dumbleton, Deputy Team Leader : Clerk Grant James, Team Assistant : Clerk Luke Holland, Team Assistant : Clerk Paris Osborn, Junior Clerk : Clerk Ellie Furnival, Junior Clerk : Clerk Vicki Cousins, Chambers' Manager : Administrative Staff Deirdre Mahon, Marketing Manager : Administrative Staff Dani Alaka, Marketing Assistant : Administrative Staff Erja Gunn, Receptionist : Administrative StaffLanguages
English- Planning
- Agriculture
- Local government (including rating law)
Set Rankings
- Environment
- Licensing