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18/02/2021

Case study: Unseen influence - Why Tower Hamlets infrastructure planning team is RTPI's team of the year

Words: Matt Moody

At the start of 2020, Tower Hamlets’ infrastructure planning team was shortlisted for an RTPI award, but by the time it was announced as the winner, the Covid-19 pandemic had changed the world. Matt Moody asks manager Matthew Pullen about how the team has adapted

web_RTPI_awards_2020_square.jpg Award: RTPI Planning Excellence Award for Local Authority Planning Team of the YearAuthority: London Borough of Tower Hamlets CouncilOf all 32 London boroughs, Tower Hamlets will see the most significant increase in population and jobs over the next two decades.The council’s infrastructure planning service has risen to the challen........

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