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Berrys recognised amongst the top UK planning firms

By Shropshire Live Business19 January 2026
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Berrys has once again been ranked amongst the top UK planning firms in the annual Planning Consultancy Survey.

Berrys recognised amongst the top UK planning firms

The survey by the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) listed Berrys 23rd in the country based on fee income for planning work as well as being in the top 10 UK consultancies for heritage and conservation and transport engineering consultancy.

The consistently prominent position of Berrys within the UK rankings and the continued growth of the team and complementary services such as architecture, engineering and heritage and archaeology, is testament the professionalism, dedication and value placed on the team by our clients and colleagues alike.

Stuart Thomas, CEO at Berrys said: “We are excited for the future. The market is growing, a trend initiated by the prominence of planning at the heart of the Government’s manifesto. We have a diverge range of high-quality work across the residential, commercial, and rural sectors and are delighted to have been so highly ranked in this year’s survey.

He added: “People are at the heart of our business and are the sole reason for our success. We pride ourselves on being an employer of choice and investing in every member of the team. We now have over 40 people in the development team made up of planners, architects, heritage consultants and civil engineers. These teams work alongside each other to provide a coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach to development projects.”

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