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Pegasus Group celebrates 10 years in Bracknell


National planning, design and environmental consultancy, Pegasus Group is celebrating a 10-year anniversary in its Bracknell office, following a move to larger premises earlier this year to The Columbia Centre in order to accommodate a growth in staff numbers


Director Jim Bailey joined the office earlier this year, bringing clients and projects gained from over 25 years of experience in Thames Valley planning matters. Joanne Jones has also joined as a planning associate from PBA this summer, plus Tom Kilvert as planning assistant.


Ongoing projects range from obtaining planning consent for individual residential and commercial schemes, up to the strategic promotion of 1,100 dwellings and mixed uses at Winkfield Row, near Bracknell.


Regional director Andy Meader said: “We are delighted to be celebrating our 10-year anniversary here in Bracknell, just as the town itself undergoes major improvements with the town centre opening. Our recent appointments will enable continued growth, and success for


the office has also obtained planning permission for new schools, solar farms, places of worship, restaurants, and undertaken local authority green belt studies.


Pegasus Group was established in 2003 and has grown to become a leading independent national consultancy. Its service areas within planning, design, environment, and economics ensure optimal results for clients throughout every aspect of the planning process.


Andy Meader


clients, in the years ahead throughout the Thames Valley and beyond.”


In addition to achieving a wide range of residential consents over the past decade,


For more information about Pegasus Group and its services visit the website:


Andy Meader 01344 207777


bracknell@pegasuspg.co.uk pegasuspg.co.uk


THE BUSINESS MAGAZINE – OCTOBER 2017


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