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Staying ahead of the curve with development infrastructure design services!

Over the past year we have welcomed a number of new people to our team that have strengthened our already experienced Technical and Engineering Team.

We continue to support our clients with a full complement of technical design and advice services. Our team works collaboratively across a wide range of project areas from sensitive small-scale development schemes to our appointment as the Lead Designer for the A45 Interchange scheme near Coventry that will unlock land for the recently consented Eastern Green development site.

We are problem solvers at heart and our team loves nothing more than overcoming engineering challenges by providing the right value driven solution!

Please get in touch to find out how we can assist with your next development opportunity.

Meet our Technical and Engineering Leadership Team

Richard Moorcroft, Group Technical Director at Brookbanks
Group Technical Director

Richard Moorcroft

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Siobhan Murphy, Technical Director at Brookbanks
Technical Director

Siobhan Murphy

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Tom Mitchell, Technical Director at Brookbanks
Technical Director

Tom Mitchell

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