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Background
This seminar was organised by the Civic Trust for Wales. The intention was to offer an
informal opportunity for participants to discuss their expectations and aspirations for
the role of the National Assembly in the fields of planning and urban design. The hope was
that, apart from offering a stimulating discussion, the proceedings will be useful to the
Assembly as it develops its approach to policy and builds partnerships with the people and
institutions of Wales.
Participants
Mike Biddulph ( CPLAN, Cardiff University) Alison Brown (CPLAN, Cardiff
University) Peter Cope ( Civic Trust) Bob Croydon (King Sturge) Bill
Davies (Civic Trust) John Davies (DSW Rail) David Eager (Countryside Council
for Wales) Sue Essex AM (National Assembly) Matthew Griffiths (Civic
Trust) Neil Harris (CPLAN, Cardiff University) Mike Hollingsworth (WDA)
Katherine Hughes ( KH Associates, Planning Aid Wales) Richard Jarvis
(Flintshire CC, WLGA) Ian Layzell (CBDC) John Lock-Necrews (HLN
Associates) Lyn Owen (National Assembly) Malcolm Parry (Welsh School of
Architecture) Kay Powell (National Assembly) John Punter (CPLAN, Cardiff
University) Sam Romaya (CPLAN, Cardiff University) Nick Renwick ( Noel
Architects) Richard Staden (TACP Consultants) Michael Sharp (Councillor,
Vale of Glamorgan) Huw Thomas ( Cardiff University ) Simon Unwin (Welsh School of
Architecture, Historic Buildings Council for Wales) Simon White (White Consultants)
David Wilson (Planning Officers Society for Wales) Michael Woakes (Civic
Trust) Owain Wyn (RTPI |
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