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Kevin Goodwin, BTP, MRTPI
Company Secretary, Planning
Tel:020 7832 1466Fax:020 7583 2231
Mobile:0776 7264 155Email:
Kevin has over 30 years planning experience in both the private and public sectors relating to the full range of land use issues. He worked for the London Boroughs of Croydon and Lambeth before moving into private practice. Kevin has particular specialist knowledge of retail and residential developments and also preparation of Environmental Impact Assessments.
Nick Shepherd , BA(Hons), PgDip, MIfA
Director, Archaeology
Tel:01242 259 833Fax:01242 259 299
Mobile:07743 800 951Email:
Nick has over 27 years as a professional archaeologist with expertise in consultancy and fieldwork management across a range of major infrastructure and development projects. He has lead and contributed to environmental impact assessments on large scale complex sites such London Gateway Port and Stansted Airport, and most recently has worked on the EIA for Phase 1 of High Speed 2. He is currently Vice Chair of the Institute for Archaeologists and Chair of the Institute's Professional Development and Practice Committee.
William Bedford, BA, MIfA
Senior Associate Director, Archaeology
Tel:01242 259 293Fax:01242 259 299
Mobile:07743 800 954Email:
William has nearly 10 years professional experience. He has extensive market knowledge, including managing major archaeological projects and negotiation and administration of complex contractual arrangements. He has also coordinated bids for major infrastructure projects, and has experience of ensuring compliance with EU and UK procurement regulations for bids to public bodies such as local authorities.
Simon Roper-Pressdee, BSc (Hons), PG Cert, MIHBC, PIFA
Senior Associate Director, Historic Buildings
Tel:01242 259 297Fax:01242 259 299
Mobile:07734 558 123Email:
Simon runs the Cheltenham Historic Buildings service, with particular experience in advising on developments affecting Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas, and locally designated assets, together with design in the historic environment. He also has considerable experience appearing as Expert Witness in both Magistrates and Crown Courts and authoring historic environment appraisals.
Steven Weaver, BA, MIfA
Senior Associate Director, Archaeology
Tel:01242 259 291Fax:01242 259 299
Mobile:0771 2929 380Email:
Steven has over 12 years experience in professional archaeology gained in both the public and private sector. As a former Local Government Officer and Senior Project Manager with Oxford Archaeology, he has been responsible for providing advice on all aspects of archaeology. He has worked on a wide range of projects that include residential/commercial (brown and greenfield site), highways, minerals and historic garden/heritage lottery funded parks projects.
Anthony Hoyte, BA(Hons) MA(RCA) MSc IHBC
Associate Director, Historic Buildings
Tel:01242 259 837Fax:01242 259299
Mobile:07718 707 052Email:
Anthony joined CgMs in 2013. He has particular experience in advising on developments affecting listed buildings, conservation areas, and locally-designated heritage assets, and in the preparation of Conservation Plans.
Jody O'Reilly, BA (hons), MA (Dist) AIFA
Senior Historic Buildings Consultant, Historic Buildings
Tel:01242 259 834Fax:01242 259 299
Mobile:07739 548 688Email:
Jody is currently on maternity leave.
Jody joined the historic building team at CgMs in 2008. She has worked on many buildings of a wide variety of type and period including farms, hospitals and workhouses, industrial buildings, high end retail properties in the heart of London and private houses. She has worked on all of the recent recording and assessment jobs that CgMs has undertaken for the National Trust.
Hannah Smalley, BSc (Hons), AIfA
Archaeological Consultant, Archaeology
Tel:01242 259 840Fax:01242 259 299
Mobile:07515 588 481Email:
With a background in archaeological geophysics and survey, Hannah has a broad knowledge of archaeology from all periods and regions. She is experienced in the writing and submitting of reports and Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant applications. Hannah has a technical knowledge of AutoCAD, illustration packages and processing software.
Nicola Waddington
Secretary, Archaeology and Historic Buildings
Tel:01242 259 832Fax:01242 259 299
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