Wayne Beglan undertakes most forms of local government work and also has a wide private client base. He is able to accept direct access instructions.
He has particular expertise in planning, judicial review, housing, regeneration, landlord and tenant, employment, procurement, and contractual work for local authorities, developers, RPs, and corporations. He has appeared in a significant number of calls in planning applications/recovered appeals as well as promoting several local plans. He appears in various tribunals and has extensive experience in the high court and significant experience in the appellate courts.
Wayne is recognised as a leading junior barrister in planning, administrative law, local government, and housing. He is ranked in Chambers and Partners and Legal 500. He has a wealth of experience in local plan examinations, having been involved in 10 examinations on behalf of main parties over the last three years.
In 2022, he was shortlisted for Junior of the Year in the category of Planning and Land Use by Legal 500, and is Tier 1 ranked for Planning and Land Use.
Expertise
- Planning and Environment
Wayne is recognised as a leading junior in planning law in Chambers and Partners. He has recently promoted a number of adopted and emerging local plans and appeared at a significant number of call-in inquiries and appeals recovered by the Secretary of State. He is frequently involved in statutory challenges of planning decisions. He advises in relation to EIA, s.106 and CIL matters; as well as all stages of local plan preparation.
In 2022, he was shortlisted for Junior of the Year in the category of Planning and Land Use by Legal 500, and is Tier 1 ranked for Planning and Land Use.
Examples of recent and/or important advisory/inquiry/ high court policy work include:
- Advising and/or appearing in relation to the following emerging Local Plans:
- Luton Local Plan, emerging drafts (2024)
- Southend City Council, Reg 18 draft local plan (2024)
- Tonbridge & Malling eLP (2020, 2024)
- Waverley BC eLP Part 2 examination (2021-2023), and successfully defending legal challenge.
- Mole Valley DC on its eLP (2021-2023) – plan moving towards adoption
- Spelthorne BC on its eLP (2020 – 2023)
- Harlow Council on its eLP (2019-2020) – plan adopted
- Tandridge DC (2019 – 2022)
- Welwyn Hatfeld Council eLP (2018 – 2024), and successfully defending legal challenge (2024)
- Luton Local Plan (2017) – plan adopted.
- Promoting a 73 unit residential scheme in Essex (2024)
- Advising and appearing on behalf of a group of third parties (COG) in relation to a 49MW / 130 ha solar farm; SoS accepted Inspector’s recommendations and dismissed appeal (2024)
- Advising Peterborough CC in relation to the 6,900 urban extension at Hamptons (2023)
- Advising Harlow Council in relation to a 678 unit mixed-use town centre scheme (Harvey Centre)
- Advising on behalf of interested third parties resisting an NSIP solar farm – Mallard Pass (2023)
- Advising Swale BC in relation to strategic developments related to eLP (2021)
- Advising and appearing for Arun DC on a proposed JR challenge to the Yapton Neighbourhood Plan; challenge dismissed (2022)
- Advising and appearing for Braintree DC resisting a JR challenge to the Kelvedon Neighbourhood Plan – challenge dismissed (2022)
- Defending Plymouth CC from JR challenge brought against Armada Way city centre renovation scheme (2023-2024); JR dismissed.
- Southend CC v. SoSLUHC – advising and drafting Southend’s s.288 challenge to inspector’s approach to PD rights (CO/1295/2022) – SoS conceding challenge.
- Advising and appearing for Inquiry in relation to Care Village comprising 72 care assisted bungalows and an 80 bed care home – appeal dismissed (2022, 2024)
- Defending Plymouth CC in JR against grant of permission for commercial heliport at Cattedown [2021] EWHC 1792 (Admin), claim dismissed, appeal to Court of Appeal withdrawn
- Inquiries in relation to 113 and 315 residential unit schemes for Nottinghamshire authority (2021)
- Defending Harlow in JR by Tesco concerning retail permission – claim dismissed (2021)
- Advising on Manadon Interchange, Plymouth (2021)
- Appearing at Central Beds eLP and North Herts DC eLP on behalf of Luton (2019 – 2021)
- Luton JR challenge to M1-A6 Link Road (2020)
- Successfully resisting JR challenge to A338 Wessex Fields Link road and bridge (CO/1905/2019), a £22M scheme
- Successfully resisting 4 high court challenges to Waverley LP, 3 of which were heard in the High Court ([2018] EWHC 2969) and two in the Court of Appeal ([2019] EWCA Civ 1826)
- Leading a team providing advice to Metropolitan Housing Trust in relation to the development of Clapham Park (>2,500 residential units over 36 ha) – resolution to approve (2018)
- Recovered appeal in relation to 226 units at Menehey Fields, Falmouth – resisted by Council – refused by SoS (Oct 2018)
- Call-in inquiry in relation to 1,800 units at Dunsfold Aerodrome – supported by Council – granted by SoS (2018)
Recent enforcement work includes:
- Meon Valley Farm (Hampshire) (2024) – inquiry OBO landowner in complex mixed use site. LPA withdrew EN on day 1 of inquiry following detailed written submissions
- Basildon v Anderson – interim mandatory injunctive relief obtained [2020] EWHC 3382 (QB), committal [2021] EWHC 942 (QB), and successful defence of x2 CA appeals (2021) – [2021] EWCA Civ 363, bench warrants and committal of various defendants [2021] EWHC 2734 (QB); [2021] EWHC 3062. Site now vacated.
- Sharks! Hackney successfully obtained interim mandatory order [2021] JPL 437
- Securing s.187B injunctions in relation to a large number of sites for multiple LPAs including [2022] EWHC 3311 (KB); [2022] 6 WLUK 173; [2022] EWHC 753 (QB); [2021] 12 WLUK 162; [2021] WLUK 436; [2021] EWHC 3061 (QB); [2020] EWHC 3943
- Representing Basildon BC in the successful appeals in the Barking and Dagenham case [2022] EWCA Civ 13; [2022] 2 WLR 946
- R (Taylor-Davies) v Wandsworth LBC [2022] EWHC 355 (Admin) – successfully resisting JR challenge to Council’s construction of a planning permission
- Land at St Johns Nursery, Tendring DC (Dec 2019) – successfully resisting appeal seeking extensive Winter Wonderland use.
- R (Easter) v Mid-Suffolk DC [2019] EWHC 1574 (Admin) – successfully resisting claim for mandatory relief against LPA.
- Smart Planning Ltd v. Brentwood BC [2018] EWHC 2372 (Admin) – successful appeal against inappropriate use of enforcement powers.
- He also appeared in the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court (Feb 2011) in the case of Beesley – successful appeal in the S Ct. This case is the leading case on the use of deception in seeking immunity from planning control: Welwyn Hateld Council v Beesley [2011] 2 AC 304.
He also appeared in the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court (Feb 2011) in the case of Beesley – successful appeal in the S Ct. This case is the leading case on the use of deception in seeking immunity from planning control: Welwyn Hatfield Council v Beesley [2011] 2 AC 304.
- London Borough of Camden in court to protect affordable housing29 Nov 2024
- In combined judgment, High Court addresses a “smorgasbord” of substantive and procedural issues in Planning Law12 Aug 2024
- High Court to consider lawfulness of Inspectors’ treatment of new 10% BNG requirement in two linked section 288 challenges09 Jul 2024
- Secretary of State refuses 49.9MW solar farm in the Green Belt15 Apr 2024
- High Court grants permission to appeal in challenge to Home Sectary’s decision to use decommissioned military sites to accommodate asylum seekers07 Dec 2023
- High Court upholds Waverley Borough Council’s decision to adopt Part 2 of its Local Plan as lawful28 Nov 2023
- High Court to hear challenge to local authority’s decision to adopt local plan document 07 Nov 2023
- High Court hears three challenges to Home Secretary’s use of former military bases to accommodate asylum seekers31 Oct 2023
- Court of Appeal to hear challenge relating to injunction preventing use of RAF Wethersfield for asylum seeker accommodation12 Jun 2023
- ‘Grasping the Nettle’: Court of Appeal Rules on Principle of Consistency18 Jan 2023
- Examination hearings into the Waverley Local Plan – LPP211 Nov 2022
- “Grasping the Nettle”: how far into the thicket do you have to reach?08 Dec 2021
- Alighting on serious risks: (1) Valero Logistic UK Ltd (2) Greenergy Terminals Ltd v Plymouth City Council [2021] EWHC 1792 (Admin)02 Jul 2021
- Hackney left cold by shiver of Sharks!”24 Sep 2020
- Injunction secured to block illegal development on 40-hectare green belt site19 Aug 2020
- Inspector approves Harlow Local Plan02 Jan 2020
- Court of Appeal dismisses Waverley Local Plan challenges01 Nov 2019
- High Court dismisses Waverley Local Plan challenges06 Nov 2018
- NPPF 2018: Key Cornwall Council Strategic Policy applied by Secretary of State25 Oct 2018
- LPA has a broad discretion to exclude specific sites from a Neighbourhood Area01 Jan 2018
- Balancing waste provision with Green Belt protection01 Jan 2018
- Secretary Of State Refuses Permission For New Barnfield 380 Tkpa RERF01 Jan 2018
- Welwyn Hatfield Council v. SoSCLG & Beesley [2011] UKSC 1501 Jan 2018
- Court of Appeal Hat Trick01 Jan 2018
- Welwyn Hatfield Council v SoS for Communities & Local Government & Anor [2009] EWHC 966 (Admin)01 Jan 2018
- The Dunsfold Aerodrome call-in inquiry01 Jan 2018
- Luton Local Plan found sound01 Jan 2018
- Welwyn Hatfield local plan examination opens01 Jan 2018
- Housing land supply in plan-making: Waverley Borough Council adopts Local Plan Part 101 Jan 2018
- The New NPPF: A Christmas Cracker?12 Dec 2024
- Chambers UK Bar 2025: Cornerstone Barristers achieve 75 individual rankings across 15 practice areas 17 Oct 2024
- Cornerstone Barristers shortlisted for multiple awards at the Legal 500 Bar Awards09 Jul 2024
- Planning Law Survey 2024: 12 members of chambers highly rated by Planning Magazine28 Jun 2024
- Secretary of State refuses 49.9MW solar farm in the Green Belt15 Apr 2024
- Cornerstone Barristers achieves record results in Chambers UK Bar Directory 2024 for Planning and Environment24 Oct 2023
- Planning Law Survey 2023: Seven members of chambers highly rated by Planning Magazine16 Jun 2023
- High court to rule on accommodating asylum seekers at former RAF station20 Apr 2023
- Wayne Beglan leads successful examination hearings for Waverley Borough Council29 Mar 2023
- Cornerstone Barristers shortlisted in the Legal 500 Bar Awards 202206 Jul 2022
- Cornerstone Planning Day 2021 – Tickets available20 Sep 2021
- Four Cornerstone members to start the examination into the Central Bedfordshire Local Plan16 May 2019
- LexisPSL – Queen’s Speech 2016 – neighbourhood planning01 Jan 2018
- Lexis PSL – Interpreting the scope of planning conditions01 Jan 2018
- R. (on the application of XPL Ltd) v Harlow Council [2016] EWCA Civ 37801 Jan 2018
- Wales Planning Law Update01 Jan 2018
- Court refuses to grant injunction for removal of weir01 Jan 2018
- Luton Local Plan Adopted – Reconciling exporting housing need and the Duty to Co-operate01 Jan 2018
- Planning Magazine: The Planning Law Survey 201501 Jan 2018
- Advising and/or appearing in relation to the following emerging Local Plans:
- Housing
He is recognised as a leading junior in administrative law, local government and social housing. He acts for local housing authorities, registered social landlords, and national housebuilders.
He advises on and appears in the High Court and county court claims involving Parts 5, 6 and 7 of the Housing Act 1996; the Housing Act 1985 and the Housing Act 1988. He has advised several authorities on policy issues including regeneration schemes, allocation schemes, local letting policies, out of area placement policies, homelessness strategies and discrimination issues of various kinds. He advises on and appears in cases dealing with construction of contracts in various settings related to redevelopment and housing. He also advises and deals with litigation involving procurement contracts.
Some recent cases in this area are:
- WB v W Council [2018] EWCA Civ 928; [2018] WLR (D) 256. Case discussing the limits of the interpretative duty contained in s.3 Human Rights Act 1998.
- Peterborough CC v White & Anr [2018]. High Court injunction preventing known aggressive rough sleepers from using a popular arcade in Peterborough.
- Waaler v Hounslow LBC [2017] EWCA Civ 2817; [2017] 1 WLR 2817. Leading case on whether the considerations in deciding if expenses were reasonably incurred varies depending on whether works are works of repair or improvement
- R (Turley) v Wandsworth LBC [2017] EWCA Civ 189; [2017] HLR 21. Case concerning whether the HA 1985 succession provisions for secure tenancies are discriminatory.
- Boland v Bridgend CBC [2016] UKUT 174 (LC) – correct approach to a CAAD involving settlement boundaries.
- Firoozmand v LB Lambeth [2015] EWCA Civ 952; [2016] PTSR 65; [2015] HLR 45 – correct approach to applying HHSRS to Part VII HA 1996 applications
- R (HA) v Ealing LBC [2015] EWHC 2375 (Admin); [2016] PTSR 16 – correct approach to ineligibility in Part VI HA 1996 allocation schemes
- Ansari v Southwark LBC [2015] UKUT 204 (LC) – correct approach to prohibition orders, and estoppel in prosecutions
Earlier cases in which he has appeared in the High Court and Court of Appeal across a variety of subjects in the housing field include: Poorsalehy [2013] EWHC 3687 (QB); Hackney LBC v PU [2012] EWHC 2828 (QB); Raw [2010] EWHC 507; Barber [2010] EWCA Civ 51, [2010] HLR 26; McKenzie [2009] EWHC 1097; Dixon [2009] EWHC 27, [2009] L&TR 28; Lee [2008] EWCA Civ 1013; Nipyo [2008] EWHC 847, [2008] HLR 37; Green [2007] EWCA Civ 1367, [2008] HLR 28; Watchman [2007] EWCA Civ 348, [2007] HLR 33; Danesh [2006] EWCA Civ 1404, [2007] 1 WLR 69; Lee-Lawrence [2006] EWCA Civ 1672; Ozbek [2006] EWCA Civ 534, [2006] HLR 41; Calgin [2005] EWHC 1716, [2006] 1 All ER 112; Hall [2004] EWCA Civ 1740, [2005] 2 All ER 192.
- London Borough of Camden in court to protect affordable housing29 Nov 2024
- High Court hears three challenges to Home Secretary’s use of former military bases to accommodate asylum seekers31 Oct 2023
- Court of Appeal cooks the (Canada) Goose: final injunctions can be granted against ‘newcomers’13 Jan 2022
- “Grasping the Nettle”: how far into the thicket do you have to reach?08 Dec 2021
- High Court upholds Council’s enforcement policy on private sector landlords12 Mar 2019
- Section 3 HRA 1998 – Limits of Interpretative Duty01 May 2018
- Hazard assessments of accommodation: a matter of judgement for Local Authorities according to Court of Appeal01 Jan 2018
- Is a woman’s refuge accommodation?01 Jan 2018
- Dixon v Wandsworth LBC [2007] EWHC 3075 (Admin); [2008] EWCA Civ 59501 Jan 2018
- Welwyn Hatfield Council v. SoSCLG & Beesley [2011] UKSC 1501 Jan 2018
- R Richards v Ipswich BC & SoS for Communities and Local Government [2008] EWCA Civ 378; [2008] 1 WLR 2387; [2008] 4 All ER 30401 Jan 2018
- Chambers UK Bar 2025: Cornerstone Barristers achieve 75 individual rankings across 15 practice areas 17 Oct 2024
- Cornerstone Barristers shortlisted for multiple awards at the Legal 500 Bar Awards09 Jul 2024
- Cornerstone Barristers retains top ranking in legal directories for Social Housing25 Oct 2023
- Cornerstone Housing Day presentation slides10 Oct 2023
- Consistency Principle – Supreme Court Refuses Permission to Appeal03 Jul 2023
- Court of Appeal dismisses challenge to Luton Council’s decision to enforce against substandard housing03 Jul 2023
- High Court upholds enforcement notice to end residential use of former office block15 May 2023
- Wayne Beglan leads successful examination hearings for Waverley Borough Council29 Mar 2023
- Cornerstone Barristers shortlisted in the Legal 500 Bar Awards 202206 Jul 2022
- Appeal-proof Homelessness Decisions01 Jan 2018
- When is a reason a good reason – s.204(2A) Housing Act 199601 Jan 2018
- Property
He is recognised as a leading junior in local government, administrative law, planning and social housing. He acts for local housing authorities, registered social landlords, national housebuilders and private land owners.
He has extensive experience of dealing with issues arising from the ownership of land including dealing with section 106 agreements, easements, restrictive and positive covenants, boundary disputes, trusts of land, and redevelopment of land.
Recent cases include:
- Boland v Bridgend CBC [2016] UKUT 174 (LC) – correct approach to a CAAD involving settlement boundaries
- Birdlip v Hunter [2016] EWCA Civ 603 – correct approach to local development schemes and the necessity for a defined estate
- Chetwynd v Tunmore [2015] EWHC 156; [2016] Env LR 23 – abstraction of water, defined channels, breach of statutory duty, causation
- Firoozmand v LB Lambeth [2015] EWCA Civ 952; [2016] PTSR 65; [2015] HLR 45 – correct approach to applying HHSRS to Part VII HA 1996 applications.
- Ansari v Southwark LBC [2015] UKUT 204 (LC) – correct approach to prohibition orders, and estoppel in prosecutions
- Waaler v Hounslow LBC [2015] UKUT 17 (LC) – subject to appeal in CA (early 2017). Leading case on whether the considerations in deciding if expenses were reasonably incurred varies depending on whether works are works of repair or improvement
- Prashar v Tunbridge Wells BC [2012] EWHC 1734 (Ch) – adverse possession, boundaries, land registration and rectification of the register
- Peterkin v Merton LBC [2011] EWHC 376 (Ch) – charging orders, IVA’s
- Court of Appeal cooks the (Canada) Goose: final injunctions can be granted against ‘newcomers’13 Jan 2022
- High Court upholds Council’s enforcement policy on private sector landlords12 Mar 2019
- Dixon v Wandsworth LBC [2007] EWHC 3075 (Admin); [2008] EWCA Civ 59501 Jan 2018
- Lee v Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council [2008] EWCA Civ 1013 01.01.200801 Jan 2018
- Chambers UK Bar 2025: Cornerstone Barristers achieve 75 individual rankings across 15 practice areas 17 Oct 2024
- Cornerstone Barristers shortlisted for multiple awards at the Legal 500 Bar Awards09 Jul 2024
- Cornerstone Barristers shortlisted in the Legal 500 Bar Awards 202206 Jul 2022
- Courts clear the way for development of one of Britain’s “worst wasted spaces” opposite Hampton Court Palace01 Jan 2018
- Public Sector Housing Conference – CLT01 Jan 2018
- Public Law and Judicial Review
He is recognised as a leading junior in administrative law, local government, planning and housing, and appears in both Chambers and Partners and Legal 500.
Wayne acts for local authorities, registered social landlords, and developers. This means he has expertise in judicial review of housing decisions, planning decisions, and the exercise of local authority powers more generally. His exposure to Judicial Review cases is extensive (see further the Planning and Environment section). He routinely advises on High Court matters for a large number of local authorities and is instructed by a wide number of local authorities in dealing with planning, housing, employment, and contractual work. He frequently deals with procurement issues arising from significant redevelopment projects including the use of Development Agreements; as well as issues arising from shared services and rationalisation of services. He is currently promoting emerging local plans on behalf of Welwyn Hatfield, Harlow and Tandridge. In 2017/2018 he acted for Luton and Waverley in the successful adoption of their plans. Wayne is a co-author of Cornerstone on Councillor’s Conduct and conducts investigations into allegations of code breaches.
Recent cases / advisory work in this area includes:
- Providing advice on Covid-19 to authorities seeking to adapt and restructure their service provision
- POW v Waverley BC – successfully defending statutory challenges to Waverley’s Local Plan and it’s largest strategic allocation (Dunsfold Aerodrome) in the High Court and Court of Appeal ([2018] EWHC 2969 (Admin), [2019] EWCA Civ 1826).
- PtA granted to CA in planning enforcement case dealing with contamination of a proposed residential site by adjacent intensification (hearing in 2020).
- Successfully resisting JR challenge to A338 Wessex Fields Link road and bridge (CO/1905/2019), a £22M scheme.
- Advising in relation to various issues arising from the Clapham Park redevelopment (over 2,500 homes, 36 ha scheme) including EIA and State Aid.
- Successfully challenging enforcement conviction in DC in case with point of general public importance – appeal successful – Smart Planning Ltd v. Brentwood BC [2018] EWHC 2372 (Admin, DC); [2018] ACD 120.
- JR challenge to the decision to sell Southall Town Hall – R(Pal) v. Ealing LBC [2018] 2154 (Admin)
- Successfully resisting appeal relating to the application of Part VII Housing Act 1996 to those without capacity; and discussing the limits of the interpretative duty contained in s.3 Human Rights Act 1998. – W v. W DC [2019] QB 625
- Promoting Tandridge, Harlow, Waverley and Luton emerging Local Plans
- Promoting S.287 challenge, SoS consented to judgment. Case concerned correct approach to stopping up orders under s.247 (The Cricketers, Great Dunmow) (2018)
- Councillors conduct, sanctions: Taylor v. EDDC & HTC [2017] PTSR 271
- R (Turley) v Wandsworth LBC [2017] EWCA Civ 189; [2017] HLR 21. Case concerning whether the HA 1985 succession provisions for secure tenancies are discriminatory
- Successfully defending a £1M+ misfeasance claim against a local authority – [2016] EWHC 2793 (QB)
- Injunctive relief against councillors proposing to disclose sensitive material
- Firoozmand v LB Lambeth [2015] EWCA Civ 952; [2016] PTSR 65; [2015] HLR 45 – correct approach to applying HHSRS to Part VII HA 1996 applications
- Defamation of councillors by implication, inference or innuendo
- The Estate Scheme operated by Welwyn Hatfield Council
- Injunctive relief against unlawful occupiers (Occupy London, etc)
- In combined judgment, High Court addresses a “smorgasbord” of substantive and procedural issues in Planning Law12 Aug 2024
- High Court to consider lawfulness of Inspectors’ treatment of new 10% BNG requirement in two linked section 288 challenges09 Jul 2024
- High Court grants permission to appeal in challenge to Home Sectary’s decision to use decommissioned military sites to accommodate asylum seekers07 Dec 2023
- High Court hears three challenges to Home Secretary’s use of former military bases to accommodate asylum seekers31 Oct 2023
- Permission granted in judicial review challenges to use of former military bases for asylum accommodation14 Jul 2023
- Court of Appeal to hear challenge relating to injunction preventing use of RAF Wethersfield for asylum seeker accommodation12 Jun 2023
- ‘Grasping the Nettle’: Court of Appeal Rules on Principle of Consistency18 Jan 2023
- Alighting on serious risks: (1) Valero Logistic UK Ltd (2) Greenergy Terminals Ltd v Plymouth City Council [2021] EWHC 1792 (Admin)02 Jul 2021
- Court of Appeal dismisses Waverley Local Plan challenges01 Nov 2019
- High Court upholds Council’s enforcement policy on private sector landlords12 Mar 2019
- High Court dismisses Waverley Local Plan challenges06 Nov 2018
- Chambers UK Bar 2025: Cornerstone Barristers achieve 75 individual rankings across 15 practice areas 17 Oct 2024
- High Court upholds enforcement notice to end residential use of former office block15 May 2023
- High court to rule on accommodating asylum seekers at former RAF station20 Apr 2023
- Four Cornerstone members to start the examination into the Central Bedfordshire Local Plan16 May 2019
- LexisPSL – Queen’s Speech 2016 – neighbourhood planning01 Jan 2018
- Planning Magazine: The Planning Law Survey 201501 Jan 2018
- Commercial and Regulatory
Wayne is experienced in dealing with commercial matters, general regulatory issues and criminal regulatory proceedings.
His planning experience and housing experience are set out under those practice areas.
Examples of other recent commercial work include:
- HC litigation involving +£1M claim involving complaints about solar panels
- TCC litigation concerning educational software provision
- HC litigation concerning water rights and illegal abstraction (+£500k)
- HC litigation involving claims of misfeasance relating to planning advice (+£1M)
Examples of other regulatory work include:
- DVT cases in the House of Lords.
- VWF cases for the miners.
- Defending health and safety fatal accident claims.
- Adaption of commercial properties to comply with health and safety regulations.
- Food safety prosecutions involving a major supermarket.
- Prosecutions for breaches of the Planning Acts and Building Acts.
Employment
Work includes advising and appearing for applicants and respondents in the E.T. and E.A.T. dealing with all aspects of employment law including discrimination work and T.U.P.E. He has extensive experience of dealing with redundancy, re-organisation and co-sourcing issues arising within a local government context. He also has significant experience of the operation of the Local Government Pension Scheme.