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Community Development and Urban Planning in United Kingdom
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Community Development and Urban Planning sector based in United Kingdom. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Alliance Leisure
Alliance Leisure is the UK’s leading leisure development specialist. Working in partnership with local authorities, leisure trusts and leisure operators, Alliance Leisure is designing and developing engaging place-based active environments that cater for everyone. Over the last 25 years, Alliance Leisure has delivered more than 285 projects, ranging from multi-site regeneration projects, involving new build or significant remodelling of leisure sites, through to activating outdoor spaces, 3G pitches and leisure centre modernisations. The company has also been instrumental in working with local authorities to optimise government funding such as the Levelling Up Fund and the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme to ensure leisure facilities are efficient, sustainable and remain fit-for-purpose. These projects represent an investment value of over £470m. With a clear focus on community impact and social value, a partnership with Alliance Leisure delivers excellence at every stage of a project from scoping and design through to construction and ongoing sustainability and success. Alliance Leisure boasts a team of leisure experts who are committed to supporting you through the development of your project. From our regional Business Development Teams who will oversee every step of your project, to our Insight and Engagement Teams who provide value at all project stages, from opportunity analysis and consultation through to brand development and marketing activities. Alliance Leisure is also appointed delivery partner for the UK Leisure Framework, owned and managed by Denbighshire Leisure Ltd (DLL). The UK Leisure Framework is the only Framework in the UK dedicated to leisure development and provides an end-to-end solution for public sector bodies looking to scope, procure, design and build sustainable leisure facilities, taking advantage of efficiencies and expertise at every level of the supply chain.
11 to 50 staff
Create Streets
Create Streets is a design practice, town-builder and think tank. We lead research, master-planning, design coding and community co-design to help develop and steward beautiful and popular ‘gentle density’ places which residents and neighbours can love for generations. For people, prosperity and planet.
1 to 10 staff
Galeri Caernarfon Cyf
Social Enterprise for griwth and development. A theatre, 2 screen sinema, 8 visual art Space. Artisan Shopping Village. Landlord. Property Developer.
11 to 50 staff
Loqiva
Your Digital Town Hub Platform We’ve built Loqiva as a platform where local residents can find out what’s going on in their area, businesses can experience a competitive advantage and placemakers to get a complete picture of what’s going on in their town. Or as we like to say… Everything together all in one place 🤝
1 to 10 staff
Luton Rising
We are Luton Rising, the trading name for London Luton Airport Ltd. We are a community-owned business, supporting & improving lives across our communities. Our largest asset is London Luton Airport, the UK's most socially impactful airport. Our public consultation on the long-term expansion of London Luton Airport is running until 4th April 2022. Find out more and have your say.
11 to 50 staff
Community Places Ni
Founded nearly 40 years ago, Community Places empowers individuals and communities to shape their places and services through independent planning advice and community engagement initiatives
1 to 10 staff
Oxfordshire Community Rail Partnership
Oxfordshire Community Rail Partnership helps connect local communities and visitors to rail, bus and active travel through community led programmes and initiatives. We are proud to work in partnership with our rail, community and industry partners in Oxfordshire. Oxfordshire Community Rail Partnership (OxCRP) was launched in the summer 2023. We are working with our partners to identify local transport and travel needs and to design programmes that support local communities and visitors to benefit from sustainable transport and travel. With a key focus on supporting diverse and less advantaged groups, OxCRP will work with local communities and stakeholders, including station adoption groups, council members, researchers, and community organisations, to develop rail-based solutions that address short-term needs and enable longer-term change.
1 to 10 staff
Co-Creative Connection
Co-Creative Connection creates joyful spaces by working with local people to design and paint murals. Our free inclusive workshops encourage collaboration, promote well-being, and enhance local engagement, while providing life-long skills and friendships. By transforming public spaces into vibrant works of art, we instill a sense of pride and connection within local communities.
1 to 10 staff
Northern Roots Urban Farm & Eco-Park
Northern Roots is creating the UK's largest urban farm and eco-park on 160-acres of greenspace in Oldham, Greater Manchester: a unique community hub and visitor destination.
11 to 50 staff
Augarde & Partners
Augarde & Partners helps public and private sector clients create better, more inclusive, more cohesive, more productive places. Our specialisms are socio-economic, commercial and cultural place-based strategies and projects which support resilient mixed communities.
1 to 10 staff
Rosemount Development Trust Ltd
Rosemount Development Trust (RDT) is a local charity set up by residents in 1989 to foster community regeneration and to alleviate poverty and unemployment in Royston. We work with local partners on a range of short- and long-term projects to improve Royston for the people who live there and are the lead organisation of the Royston Strategy Group.
1 to 10 staff
Silk Cities
Silk Cities is an independent hub, aiming to bridge the gap between local and global efforts, academia and practice, and local and diaspora experts, and bridges fragmented urban domains. Being inherently interdisciplinary, Silk Cities performs under the overarching and overlapping spheres of resilience and disaster management, urban development, communities’ cultural assets and social well-being. We introduce real-world, yet under-explored contextual and global issues, then take intellectual leadership to initiate frontier projects such as international conferences, bringing together dispersed knowledge and ideas, and setting new directions for research, policy, and practice. Silk Cities focus on knowledge exchange, research, raising awareness, and publication. Through intellectual capacity building and creating international visibility of those under-presented local researchers and working professionals, Silk Cities strives to inspire, empower, and make a positive impact. Through its organic growth, over individual researchers and practitioners directly participated in our international conferences, workshops, and other projects. The impact of Silk Cities projects spread globally through its reference books and open-access eBooks, free online lectures and Then and Now resources. By using the narrative of the urban Silk Roads, we tap into the notions of connectivity and exchange, and historical presence that is reflected in city characteristics and urban life, and complex global challenges. With an initial geographic focus on challenges countries in the Middle East and Central Asia face, the geographic coverage of Silk Cities reaches out further to other cities, regions and countries that are prone to similar issues and fosters international exchange. Visit for details of our projects and activities.
1 to 10 staff
Something Collective
Something Collective is passionate about helping to realise places that are full of local influences, culture, and life. We are experts in identifying where collaborative discussions between built environment professionals and stakeholders can inspire real value. As a company, we have a deep understanding of the connection between people and places and our aim is to build creative collaborations which can inform both plans for the physical environment and the experience of public life, inspiring change that is deliverable, sustainable, socially minded and, most importantly, shared. Our approach is one that involves communities in meaningful dialogue and the process of driving positive change to create better places and lasting legacies. We believe that the future of our cities should be Something Collective.
1 to 10 staff
Planning Advisory Service Pas
We are part of the Local Government Association and run fourteen projects funded by the Department of Levelling Up and Housing, Defra and Natural England.
11 to 50 staff
Pop Community
Pop Community currently owns and operates Pop Brixton, in partnership with Lambeth Council. Pop Brixton is a hospitality venue in South London. Pop also hosts a community of workspaces and offices for independent social impact organisations and SMEs. It is open all year round and runs a programme of free events for the public and community, within an F&B setting. Pop Community is actively looking for new opportunities within the “meanwhile” use sector where we can create new hospitality and workspace communities in partnership with local councils, meeting their priorities for community engagement and vision.
11 to 50 staff
Virtual Climate
Design climate-resilient public spaces, model adaptation measures, future-proof the public realm against climate change. Email us at info@virtual-climate.com if you'd like to know more.
1 to 10 staff
Ambos Community Trust Fal Ltd
Ambos is a Community Land Trust focused on securing land and buildings for our neighbourhood’s wellbeing. We are passionate place-shapers, champions of collective ownership and advocates of exemplary design that fosters a deep sense of belonging. Ambos Community Trust Fal Ltd, is the Community Land Trust set-up and legally bound to secure, develop and hold strategic assets for community benefit in perpetuity. We rely on local land owners, local authority and social enterprises to sell or lease land to the Ambos Community Trust to help us provide benefits to the local area. The benefit to the neighbourhood is identified though local neighbourhood development plans (NDP) and genuine community engagement. Assets are usually buildings and/or land, which members determine the best use, along with the wider community. Our membership consists of ‘crews’ who have a passion for affordable cohousing, community owned renewable energy and wellness space. Do you have an ideas for a piece of land or building? Membership is open to all, with voting right reserved for local residents. We also act as an Educational Trust, promoting cooperative design to accelerate enhancements in built environment that help neighbourhoods adapt to climate change and give agency to those who don’t normally feel they get a say as to what happens in their locality. Ambos Project Services Ltd, our service arm, is set up to help facilitate and support community groups seeking to develop strategic assets for community benefit. We offer a range of services to support organisations and individuals undertaking community-led initiatives.
1 to 10 staff
Bristol Temple Quarter
Bristol Temple Quarter is one of the UK's largest, most ambitious city-centre regeneration programmes. Our shared ambition is to deliver homes and thousands of new jobs, alongside new opportunities, public space and sustainable infrastructure. The programme is managed in partnership between Bristol City Council, Homes England, Network Rail and the West of England Combined Authority. In March 2024, the partners formed the Bristol Temple Quarter Limited Liability Partnership to drive forward the comprehensive transformation of the area. Welcoming and inclusive, Bristol Temple Quarter is a place built on partnerships. Emphasising Bristol’s diversity, it fosters job creation, cultural celebration, and environmental revitalisation. Combining robust heritage with sustainable design, it sets a new standard for community-led development in the city's unique spirit.
11 to 50 staff
Code Development Planners Ltd
CODE is an independent planning consultancy providing advice to promoters, developers and landowners throughout the south-east and eastern regions of England across a range of development sectors. Our strength is in our ability to devise planning strategies which are solutions-focused, proactive and based on solid and up-to-date knowledge, with the enthusiasm and tenacity to deliver the client’s objectives in the most efficient manner. Due to our continued growth and increasing workload we are looking to expand our team further with motivated individuals keen to develop their careers and rise to new challenges. Associate Planner Senior Planner Graduate Planner Successful candidates would be expected to have a robust knowledge of planning issues, mechanisms and guidance commensurate with the length of their experience and qualification and most importantly an enthusiasm to deliver and develop their skills and reputations. We have no pre-conceived limitations on the detailed nature or length of your existing experience. We are more interested in identifying the potential and how best to jointly develop it. At CODE we work in partnership with team members to hone each individual’s professional and personal skills and develop careers in a supportive team environment. We are sufficiently large and experienced to attract an exciting range of instructions from new and repeat clients but small enough to focus on opportunities to individually tailor career growth. Please send your CV and covering letter to Sarah Burch at sarahburch@codedp.co.uk. If, in the meantime, you wish to discuss any aspect of the roles then please do not hesitate to contact Mike Carpenter initially at mikecarpenter@codedp.co.uk
1 to 10 staff
Cysu - Commonwealth Youth For Sustainable Urbanisation
Led by young professionals from across the Commonwealth countries, CYSU aims to Empower Youth and Young Professionals to support, collaborate and contribute to, and advocate for sustainable urbanisation. We want to look at ways in which cities and human settlements can better reflect the needs of young people and of diverse communities. CYSU believes in communities empowered to design their homes and cities.
1 to 10 staff
Hemel Garden Communities
Hemel Garden Communities is an ambitious development programme that will transform Hemel Hempstead and create attractive and sustainable new neighbourhoods and communities to the north and east of Hemel Hempstead, through the delivery of around new homes and new jobs by 2050. Our partners include; Dacorum Borough Council, St Albans City and District Council, Hertfordshire County Council, Hertfordshire Futures, Hertfordshire Innovation Quarter.
11 to 50 staff
Houghton Regis Community Development Charity
Established in 2019 out of a partnership between local churches in Houghton Regis and surrounding area, we are passionate about our local community being a healthy, vibrant, thriving and inclusive place. Working cross sector in partnership.
1 to 10 staff
The Historic Towns And Villages Forum
The Historic Towns and Villages Forum (HTVF) has over 30 years’ experience in promoting the prosperity and heritage of historic cities, towns and villages. Its work is rooted in the recognised value of heritage assets to social, economic and environmental well-being, and how to successfully manage change.
1 to 10 staff
Horshader Community Development Trust
HORSHADER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT is a renewables & environment company.
1 to 10 staff
