Principal Town Planner

Job Title: Principal / Associate Town Planner

Location: Hampshire

A highly regarded planning consultancy is seeking a Principal / Associate Town Planner to join its expanding team in Hampshire. This is a fantastic opportunity for an ambitious professional to take ownership of a varied portfolio of projects and play a key role in client management and business development.

The Role
As a Principal / Associate Town Planner, you will lead projects across residential, commercial, leisure, and mixed-use schemes. You''ll be responsible for delivering high-quality planning advice, managing client relationships, and contributing to the continued growth of the office.

Key Responsibilities

• Leading and managing complex planning projects from inception to completion
• Preparing and presenting planning applications, appraisals, and appeals
• Representing clients at committee meetings and inquiries
• Building and maintaining strong client relationships
• Mentoring and supporting junior colleagues while promoting team development
• Contributing to business development and the company''s wider growth strategy

Requirements

• Chartered Town Planner (MRTPI)
• Strong and broad planning experience within consultancy or development
• Excellent project management and communication skills
• Commercially aware with proven client-facing experience
• Full driving licence (exceptions considered)

What''s on Offer

• Competitive salary and benefits package
• Supportive and flexible working culture
• Genuine career progression opportunities
• Diverse, high-quality project portfolio
• Collaborative and well-established consultancy environment

This is a great opportunity for a Principal / Associate Town Planner who is eager to take the next step in their career, build strong client networks, and lead on exciting and challenging projects.

Interested?

The hiring manager is looking to meet with suitable candidates ASAP so if you meet the above criteria, please contact Josh Jones on (phone number removed) or (url removed)