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Lichfields strengthens Thames Valley team

Andrew Batt by Andrew Batt
Saturday, September 20, 2025 7:46 am
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Lichfields welcomes new staff.

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National planning and development consultancy Lichfields has welcomed two new planners, Mariam Ahmed and Willow Cockerill, to its Thames Valley office.

The appointments reflect the continued growth of the Reading-based team as it celebrates its 10th anniversary year.

Both planners will be working across a range of high-profile projects in the region, adding fresh perspective and enthusiasm to the office’s expanding workload.

Mariam completed a BSc in Human Geography at the University of Reading in 2023 and more recently completed her MSc in Spatial Planning and Development at the University of Reading. She also has practical experience as a GIS technician, where she applied spatial analysis to land management projects.

Willow joins following completion of her MPlan Urban Studies and Planning degree at the University of Sheffield, accredited by the RTPI and RICS. She has also undertaken work placements at Hart District Council and Dorset Council, gaining hands-on experience of development management, policy work and renewable energy planning.

Daniel Lampard, head of Lichfields’ Thames Valley office, said: “We’re pleased to welcome Mariam and Willow to the team.

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