SLR appoints planning and development specialist to UK board

Leading environmental company, SLR Consulting has appointed David Sandbrook (pictured) to its UK management board as director responsible for the company’s Planning and Estate Management, Highway and Transportation, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage and Acoustics teams. He joined SLR in 2004, and has over 25 years’ experience and is a Chartered Town Planner; Fellow of the Institute of Quarrying as well as a Chartered Wastes Manager. Working mostly out of the company’s Nottingham and London offices, E
February 25, 2014 Read time: 1 min

Leading environmental company, 1800 SLR consulting has appointed David Sandbrook (pictured) to its UK management board as director responsible for the company’s Planning and Estate Management, Highway and Transportation, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage and Acoustics teams.

He joined SLR in 2004, and has over 25 years’ experience and is a Chartered Town Planner; Fellow of the 2904 Institute of Quarrying as well as a Chartered Wastes Manager.

Working mostly out of the company’s Nottingham and London offices, England, he is a specialist in the development and valuation of brownfield sites and mineral, renewable energy and waste management properties.

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