The Regional Activities Committee supports and advises the Regional Management Board. Members of the Regional Activities Committee for 2012 are: 

Chair

Julia Riddle, DTZ

Senior Vice Chair

Rob Krzyszowski, London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

Junior Vice Chair

Deborah Baker, NLP Planning

Hon Secretary

Caroline Huett, Indigo Planning

Deputy Hon Secretary

Annabel Osborne

Hon Treasurer

Emma Williamson, GLA

Immediate Past Chair

Tom Venables, AECOM

Representative on General Assembly

Hannah Baker, Indigo Planning           

Deputy Representative on General Assembly

Meeta Kaur, SJ Berwin

Events

RAC – coordinated by RMB & Lucy Barton

Communitcations Editor

Tom Venables, AECOM

Representative on Planning Aid for London Management Committee

Jon Barker, Atikins

Henrietta Billings, Turley Associates

Cross Discipline Liaison (RICS, RIBA, LI etc.)

Eoin O'Connor, TP Bennett

Annabel Osborne

Charlotte Morphet, London Borough of Wandsworth

George Weeks,

International Officers

Charlotte Morphet, London Borough of Wandsworth

Zoe Green, Atkins Global

Web Page Editor

Catherine Bruce

Representative on London Planning and Development Forum

Brian Whitely, London Borough of Newham

Jon Manns, Knight Frank

University Liaison Officer

Deborah Baker, NLP Planning

Julia Riddle, DTZ

Consultations Secretary

RMB/RAC

Young Planner Representative

Rob Krzyszowski, London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham  

Members without portfolio
Rachael Rooney, GLA

James Bompas, Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation

Owen Woodward, Turley Associates

Andrew Dorrian, TfL

Sara Parkinson, CB Richard Ellis

Emma Fenton

Esther Howe

Caroline Harper

Regional Co-ordinator

Lucy Barton, RTPI 

Regional Activities Committee members can be contacted via the Regional Co-ordinator

Regional Co-ordinator
Lucy Barton
RTPI London
PO Box 57863
London
SE23 9AL

Telephone: 020 8613 8357

Email: Lucy Barton

Author:

Lucy Barton

Publisher:

The Royal Town Planning Institute

Date:

03-Feb-12

Categories:

Nations & Regions 

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