M & S Town Planning
Spatial planning policy support for local authorities and National Park Authorities
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About M & S Town Planning
M & S Town Planning provides spatial planning policy support to planning authorities, including help with short-term staffing gaps and discrete projects. Services cover housing and affordable housing, tourism and holiday accommodation, coastal adaptation, sustainable transport, and team management.
Its customers are local authorities and National Park Authorities. The consultancy is based in Haverfordwest, United Kingdom, and its members are Chartered Town Planners.
Product: Consultancy services for spatial planning policy, including housing, tourism, coastal adaptation, sustainable transport, and team management.
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