AN EFFECTIVE AND OPEN WORKING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A LOCAL AUTHORITY’S PLANNING TEAM AND ITS DEVELOPER COMMUNITY IS ESSENTIAL FOR A SUSTAINABLE URBAN CENTRE. WPA HAS ESTABLISHED ITSELF AS A RECOGNISED, RESPONSIBLE AND VALUED COUNTERPARTY.


ROBERT NOEL


THE GREATEST STRENGTH OF WPA IS AN ABSOLUTE FOCUS ON WESTMINSTER. AMONGST ITS ATTRACTIONS IS THE UNPARALLELED NETWORK OF LONDON PROPERTY PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES WHICH MAKES IT A PLEASURE AND PRIVILEGE TO BE PART OF.


HUGH SEABORN


FROM ITS INCEPTION, WPA AIMED TO BE A COHESIVE AND PROGRESSIVE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE WESTMINSTER PROPERTY OWNERS. IT HAS MOST CERTAINLY SUCCEEDED AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO IN THE FUTURE.


JOHN BURNS


THE GREAT THING ABOUT THE WPA IS THAT THERE ARE NO EGOS, NO POLITICS AND NO ULTERIOR MOTIVES, JUST A GENUINE DESIRE TO SUPPORT LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND TOGETHER DELIVER EXEMPLARY REAL ESTATE IN LONDON FOR US AND FUTURE GENERATIONS TO ENJOY.


DANIEL VAN GELDER


Left to right: James Cooksey, Neil Thompson, Daniel Van Gelder, Richard Loftus, Ian Henderson and David Silverman.


WPA would like to pay a special tribute to the former Chairs who have sadly passed away: Stanley Coggan (1989-1990: Grosvenor), Ron Spinney (1990-1991: Greycoat Plc) and Nigel Kempner (2004-2006: Benchmark; later Grafton Advisors).


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