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Hugh James' NPS Framework Fortnight: Lot 9 - Planning and Environmental Law

Peter Hurn, Shelley Ikram, Gareth Fortey and Rachel Arentsen look at the key issues that face Local Authorities and developers when dealing with Sustainable Drainage Systems.

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About the speakers

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Peter Hurn

Peter heads up the fastest expanding real estate team in Wales. He was responsible for negotiating the lease for one of the biggest pre-let office deals in Wales, the firm’s new landmark headquarters at Two Central Square.

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Shelley Ikram

Shelley is a Senior Associate in Hugh James Commercial Property team. She has extensive experience in acquisitions and disposals, consortium schemes, and planning and infrastructure agreements.

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Gareth Fortey

Gareth is a Senior Associate at Hugh James with expertise in Commercial property.

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Rachel Arentsen

Rachel has extensive experience advising public and private sector clients on a range of commercial real estate transactions including development and regeneration schemes, investment acquisitions and disposals, funding, letting and portfolio management.

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