Turley are looking for an ambitious Assistant Planner to be based in our Manchester office to assist with projects throughout the North of England.

We work across all development sectors, including commercial, hospitality and leisure, and residential and are advising on some of the most significant regeneration projects in the region. We work closely with colleagues in our other services, providing a holistic approach to professional advice. We act for a number of high profile clients, including commercial developers, land owners, national house builders, educational institutions, hospitals and leisure operators on a broad range of projects.

As part of the planning team at Turley, you will have the opportunity to progress your career in a friendly and collaborative working environment and receive a comprehensive package of support in completing the APC process. You will be involved in delivering exciting projects from the start.

You will have a strong academic record and will hold a Royal Town Planning Institute accredited Master’s degree in Planning or a planning-related subject. As a pro-active and passionate member of the team, you will need drive and curiosity, excellent communication skills and commercial awareness.

Turley is an employee-owned business and is one of the largest planning and development consultancies in the UK. We offer an excellent remuneration and flexible benefits package including medical insurance, pension, ownership dividend and performance-related bonus.

Turley operates a blended flexible working model, allowing co-owners choice, freedom, and flexibility as to where, when and how they work, balancing personal, team and client requirements. We are happy to talk about flexible working options in more detail during the recruitment process.

Please apply in confidence by following the Apply Now link or email careers@turley.co.uk, providing your CV and a covering letter with details of your current salary.

No agency interest please.

The successful candidate must have permission to work in the UK by the start of their employment.