I joined Hobbs Parker in October 2020 after graduating from the Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester with a BSc (Hons) degree in Rural Land Management.
My time at Hobbs Parker originally began with work experience in 2016. Having completed my degree at the RAU, I passed my RICS and CAAV exams in 2023 and qualified as a Chartered Surveyor, RICS Registered Valuer and Fellow of the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers.
Day to day I undertake a variety of work including valuations, compulsory purchase and utilities schemes, landlord and tenant matters and agricultural planning and development work. I also work within the Auctioneers business clerking for sheep sales.
Outside of work, I enjoy socialising with friends, shooting, horse racing and helping out on our family farm.
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Outlook - Autumn 2024
Learn about Labour’s planning reforms and what the ‘new towns’ proposal might mean for the growth of Ashford.
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Outlook - Summer 2024
Top tips for selling land from Matthew Sawdon. Charlotte Bromley reviews changes to Permitted Development Rights and advice from Jon Rimmer and Sam Snart on battery storage developments.
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Significant changes to Permitted Development Rights announced
From 21 May 2024 a number of changes will be made to the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order (GDPO). The changes relate to existing permitted development rights which allow for agricultural […]
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Outlook - Spring 2024
Valuable information about Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG), farm grants and support and the farmland sale market in 2024.
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Outlook - Winter 2023
Important updates regarding Agricultural Property Relief, Red Book reports for IHT valuations, telecoms masts and planning successes in 2023.
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Outlook - Autumn 2023
Expansion of Permitted Development Rights, developments on the Sustainable Farming Incentive and news of grants for cattle farmers
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