Stewart Murray, Assistant Director, Planning with the Greater London Authority has become the new President of the Planning Officers Society (POS).<\/u><\/p>\n
POS writes: At the AGM Stewart stated that \u2018my aim for the year is to elevate public sector planning as a positive force for change and delivery and ensure the message is promoted and influences the new Government in the coming reform agenda.\u2019<\/p>\n Stewart re-joined the GLA after the 2012 Olympic Games in 2012, from London Borough of Redbridge where he had spent just over a year delivering the Capital’s first CIL. Before that he had worked for the London Borough of Barnet for some 8 years as Director of Planning, Housing & Regeneration.<\/p>\n Stewart is a Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute with some 30 years’ experience in local government in the Capital; he was formerly the Senior Vice President of the Planning Officers Society.\u00a0 He is also a Trustee Director of the Planning Officers Society Board.<\/p>\n The Immediate Past President of the Society is West Dorset and Weymouth & Portland’s \u00a0Director of Planning & Environment, David Evans. The new Senior Vice-President is Anna Rose, Service Director for Planning and Transport at Milton Keynes Council. The new Junior Vice-President is Steve Ingram, Strategic Director Development and Growth at South Kesteven District Council.<\/p>\n POS website<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Stewart Murray, Assistant Director, Planning with the Greater London Authority has become the new President of the Planning Officers Society (POS). POS writes: Murray was elected at the Society’s Annual General Meeting held in Dorchester on Friday 19 June 2015. … Continue reading
\n<\/u>Murray was elected at the Society’s Annual General Meeting held in Dorchester on Friday 19 June 2015. Murray is the 19th<\/sup> President of the Society since its formation in 1997.<\/p>\n