I have worked on some of the most complex and politically sensitive projects in London and nationwide, some of which are listed on this page. I am also currently Chair of the Royal Docks Waterways and an elected member of the City of London Corporation, where I am chairing the working group which is bringing forward the £9.5 million public realm transformation works on Fleet Street.

I taught planning law at the University of Cambridge after I graduated with a Masters in Law from there. I write for many of the leading planning and real estate publications and I am an Editorial Board Member for Lexis Nexis and I am invited to speak regularly at many conferences. I was also a Panel Member of the Mayor of London’s Infrastructure Advisory Board, a non-executive member of the London Legacy Development Corporation (sitting on the Planning Committee), a Board member of the Cambridge Land Economy Advisory Board, a Commissioner to the Mayor of London and a non executive member for the Civil Aviation Authority (advising on the expansion of Heathrow airport).

I have a broad client base, comprising developers, public limited companies, banks, landowners, investors, entrepreneurial businesses, social housing providers, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, government departments, agencies and public bodies, infrastructure/utility companies, the wider community, and other agencies who are seeking to acquire planning permission in London or nationwide.

I am ranked as one of the most influential women in planning (Planner, 2020), ranked in Chambers UK (2019) as an “up and coming” planning lawyer in London and recommended as a “Leading Planning Junior” in Legal 500 (2019). I am listed as one of the top three planning lawyers in the UK (Planning, 2016), and I have been voted by Property Week “40 Under 40” as one of the rising stars and most influential people in the property industry aged under 40 (2017).