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National Chartered Surveyor firm Bruton Knowles has announced its re-appointment to work on HS2, the new high speed railway linking London, the Midlands, the North and Scotland. The work has been secured by the firm’s National Utilities and Infrastructure (U&I) team, which has been retained to undertake property valuations in support of voluntary purchase schemes.
With deadlines looming for opportunities available under DEFRA’s Countryside Stewardship Scheme 2021, the Rural team at National Chartered Surveyors, Bruton Knowles, is advising farmers and land managers to take advantage of the improved Wildlife Offers this year.
National Chartered Surveyor firm Bruton Knowles is showcasing its drive to recognise and nurture talent from within its business. Since James Bailey took over as Managing Partner in 2017, part of his strategy to success has always involved prioritising internal career development.
National Chartered Surveyors Bruton Knowles has made an important senior appointment, as part of its wider strategy to grow and enhance its existing client services within its Commercial Team.
Chartered Surveyors Bruton Knowles reveals the launch of its National Valuation team was one of the key factors which contributed to the business surviving the pandemic, with the team predicting a 30 per cent increase in valuation income for its year-end.
In reference to the Planning Bill presented in the Queen's Speech this week, David Smart, Chartered Town Planner at Bruton Knowles comments:
As a result of continued growth across the business, National Chartered Surveyors Bruton Knowles has welcomed over 20 new recruits since January 2021. Now, the firm is welcoming an additional three new employees and has announced a further 15 vacancies, as part of its wider, ongoing recruitment drive.
