Environmental Policy & Planning Researcher
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The Environmental Policy and Planning Researcher subcontract involves conducting specialized research into policy considerations and stakeholder challenges regarding the implementation of Sustainable Drainage Systems in historic areas. Working for prime contractors on Historic England projects, the researcher will review planning policies to identify gaps, analyze implementation hurdles faced by stakeholders, and draft policy considerations to inform future guidance. The successful candidate must possess professional experience in local authority policy and UK planning law. Key deliverables for this engagement include a comprehensive policy analysis report and a stakeholder challenge matrix. The opportunity was posted on October 30, 2026, with a response deadline of November 30, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of PREF 642.
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ITT - Climate resilience and the historic environment: Sustainable drainage systems (UID 371)
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