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Chief Planning and Regeneration Officer

£82,329 to £94,446 p.a. with potential to progress to £98,487 p.a.

Ref: PL000975

Redbridge is at the heart of regeneration and change in East London – part of Thames Gateway, and a few minutes from Stratford. We want to make sure that the Borough benefits from investment opportunities to accelerate growth. For instance, we were recently awarded £2 million to revitalise our Barkingside area.

The Council was the first in London to adopt its Core Strategy and several other Local Development Documents, including the Ilford and Gants Hill Area Action Plans,providing strong policy guidance and a firm foundation for good living and working conditions.

Environmental and development issues are high on the political agenda in Redbridge. The Borough has extensive green open spaces, a diverse and growing population and is close to the City of London. Balancing growth and environmental protection is a key planning challenge. Following a detailed review, the Council has established an integrated planning team, and a specialised inward investment unit to promote regeneration of our local centres. The unit works with partners across the public and private sectors to attract significant new investment and job creation to the Borough. You will be responsible for leading all these areas of work, including planning policy, development management, building control, environmental sustainability, and conservation and urban design.

You will be part of a Senior Management Team with fellow Chief Officers covering highways, street scene, property services and community safety. You will contribute to strategic corporate work building strong relationships with other services. If you are a modern inspiring leader and want to be part of our future at Redbridge then we would like to hear from you.

Further information and application form can be accessed on the Redbridge website

Closing Date: 5 July 2013

Technical Assessment: 15 -19 July 2013

Chief Executive & Director Interview: 22 July 2013

Members Appointment Panel Interview: tbc 2013

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