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2025 was a year of transformation for Brookbanks. From unlocking land to shaping communities, we’ve worked tirelessly to deliver projects that make a real difference. Here’s a look back at what we achieved and a glimpse of what’s ahead.

2025 Highlights

Planning Success: Secured over 15 outline planning consents, enabling 7,500+ new homes
Land Development: Unlocked 400+ hectares of land for future growth.
Infrastructure Delivery: Supported construction of 3,000 new homes and 400 km of new infrastructure
Community Impact: Enhanced social value by helping deliver 10 schools and 8 local centres
Innovation & Savings: Delivered £120M+ in client savings through innovation and value engineering
  1. Planning Success: Secured over 15 outline planning consents, enabling 7,500+ future, new homes.
  2. Land Development: Unlocked 400+ hectares of land for future growth.
  3. Infrastructure Delivery: Supported construction of 3,000 new homes and 400 km of new infrastructure
  4. Community Impact: Enhanced social value by helping deliver 10 schools and 8 local centres.
  5. Innovation & Savings: Delivered £120M+ in client savings through innovation and value engineering.

This year we also…

 

Launched a podcast!

 

We talked about topics including National Planning Policy Framework and Sustainable Drainage Systems and had guests including Emily Timmins from MADE Partnerships and Paul Brocklehurst, Chairman of the Land, Planning and Development Federation (LPDF)

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Raised Money for Lingen Davis!

 

Our Charity partner for this year was Lingen Davis and our target was to raise £15k

We smashed this goal and raised

£17,527.75 (inc gift aid)

We achieved this goal through several different methods but our highlight of the year was sportive, an unforgettable day of cycling and community. To find out more, read the linked article

Brookbanks Sportive 2025

Opened Three new Offices!

 

Cambridgeshire and East Anglia office

Guildhall, Market Square, Cambridge, CB2 3QJ

Headed up by: Lee Bowers

South West Office

The Mount, 72 Paris Street, Exeter, Devon, EX1 2JZ

Headed up by: Richard Quarry and Mark Baldwin

Wales Office

Harcourt House 15 St Andrews Crescent Cardiff CF10 3DB

Headed up by: Andrew Wilkinson, Callum Parker and Tom Quaife-Jones

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Director

Andrew Wilkinson

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Associate Director for Hydrology

Callum Parker

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Structural Director

Lee Bowers

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Senior Associate Director

Mark Baldwin

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Commercial Director & Head of South West Office

Richard Quarry

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Director of Acoustics

Tom Quaife-Jones

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Looking forward to 2026

  • Continuing our expansion across the UK
  • To help our clients by securing more planning consents, unlocking land for development and help support clients to meet the target of building 1.5m new homes in England by 2029.
  • Ensure we’re bringing the best innovative design and engineering to the table to overcome challenges and implement cost saving solutions.
Follow our journey as we continue shaping the UK’s landscape and keep up to date with everything happening in 2026 through our LinkedIn
Here’s to an exciting 2026 and building better, together.

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