WPA 30TH ANNIVERSARY BROCHURE

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WESTMINSTER PROPERTY ASSOCIATION CELEBRATING 30 YEARS

Clockwise: Nova Victoria, Golden Square Soho, Leicester Square, Oxford Street, Paddington Central and Trafalgar Square

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THE VOICE OF PROPERTY IN CENTRAL LONDON.

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WE CAN ALL TAKE PRIDE IN THE ASSOCIATION’S ACHIEVEMENTS

WE LOOK FORWARD TO WHAT FUTURE CHALLENGES MAY LAY AHEAD.

James Cooksey WPA Chair, 2017 – present

The Westminster Property Owners’ Association was founded on 1 January 1988 with the founding principle to “protect and further the interests” of its members and “promote goodwill and understanding between members, the public and Westminster City Council.”

As the WPA begins its 30th anniversary celebrations we believe we can all take pride in the association’s achievements.

Throughout the last three decades we have helped contribute to the continuing economic success of the West End – whilst protecting and enhancing the City of Westminster’s heritage, culture and public spaces for residents, workers and visitors.

In 2018 we continue to abide by these principles and many of the fundamentals of the association have stayed the same.

WPA is a not-for-profit organisation, run by our members for our members. We are proud to champion our members’ interests, and our primary focus continues to be engaging with the development of planning and economic policy within the City of Westminster.

We must not rest on our laurels however.

We know there is still more work to do, in particular with ensuring all parts of society are able to partake in the huge benefits our industry can offer. We must also do better to communicate the benefits of our profession to the public which is why, 30 years on, the WPA is more relevant than ever before.

As Daniel Van Gelder, one of the past Chairs of the association so eloquently stated, “our industry, perhaps over all others, delivers a wonderful British-built product, a significant proportion of our GDP, and the homes, workplaces and leisure facilities enjoyed by all.”

We look forward to what challenges may lay ahead and are confident, with the continuing support of our members, that we can tackle them head on.

A few things have changed however – most evidently, our name. We no longer represent just the owners of property – but the developers, investors, occupiers and professional advisors who are so important to this industry. We are also increasingly working with our neighbours, the Mayor of London and national government when needed on matters impacting Central London.

Commemorative plaque given to Founding Chair Richard Loftus at WPA’s 2018 AGM Reception

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Events To support an informed and engaged membership, WPA organises a busy calendar of networking events. These include breakfast seminars, roundtable discussions, building launches, receptions and our Annual Lunch and Annual Dinner.

Advocacy We represent our members’ interests to policymakers at local, regional and national government. We champion Central London’s built environment as a major driver of national economic growth.

Research The association commissions research reports that support our engagement with policymakers and educate the membership on pertinent industry issues.

OFFICERS

BOARD MEMBERS

James Cooksey Chair The Crown Estate

Celia Berg

Rosemarie Jones

Brian Bickell

Alex Lifschutz

Peter Bovill

Richard Loftus

Phil Cann

Simon Loomes

Chris Cope

Michelle McGrath

Manuel Criado Romero

Joanne McNamara

Marcus Geddes

Tim Roberts

Dominic Grace

Paul Smith

Olivia Harris

Julian Stocks

Kathrin Hersel

Philip Thompson

Andrew Hynard

Andrew White

Philip Jenkins

Paul Williams

Craig McWilliam Vice Chair Grosvenor Charles Begley Executive Director WPA Charles Pinchbeck DL Treasurer JLL Andrew Brecher Hon Solicitor Brecher Tim Neathercoat Hon Auditor BDO LLP

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner Shaftesbury

Montagu Evans CBRE

Grafton Advisors Ponte Gadea Group Landsec Savills

Dolphin Living Almacantar

Howard de Walden Estate Taylor Wimpey Central London

Church Commissioners Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Loftus Family Property The Portman Estate Capco

Oxford Properties British Land

Colliers International The Pollen Estate Soho Estates

Great Portland Estates Derwent London

WPA BOARD MEMBERS IN 2018

Westminster Property Association (WPA) is the collective voice for real estate in the West End. Our 250 corporate members are the leading owners, investors, professional advisors and developers of property in the City of Westminster and neighbouring areas of Central London.

Left to right: WPA research report on Crossrail 2. Deputy Mayor for Transport Val Shawcross speaking at the Crossrail 2 report launch. Cllr Rachel Robathan speaking at the Westminster policy seminar. Joint WPA and CPA Brexit Manifesto. Jules Pipe speaking at Brexit Manifesto launch.

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• TOPICS OF RECENT RESEARCH REPORTS INCLUDE: BREXIT, AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND CROSSRAIL 2

EXECUTIVE COMMIT TEE

Chair: Joanne McNamara Oxford Properties, Vice President – Investments (Europe)

HOUSING

MEMBERSHIP & EVENTS

Chair: Rosemarie Jones The Church Commissioners, Deputy Chief Surveyor

Chair: Paul Smith Colliers International, Director & CoHead, London Offices

POLICY & OPERATIONS

TRANSPORT & INFRASTRUCTURE

Chair: Craig McWilliam Grosvenor Britain & Ireland, Chief Executive

Chair: Brian Bickell Shaftesbury, Chief Executive

1,500 ATTENDEES WE ORGANISE THE LARGEST PROPERTY MEMBERSHIP LUNCH IN THE UK

OUR NEWSLETTERS REACH MORE THAN 2,000 PROPERTY PROFESSIONALS AND STAKEHOLDERS

MEMBER COMPANIES

Chair: Charles Begley WPA, Executive Director

• WE ATTEND THE CONSERVATIVE AND LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCES, AND HOLD REGULAR MEETINGS WITH WESTMINSTER CITY COUNCIL, THE GLA AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

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AUDIT & OVERSIGHT

LAST YEAR WE ORGANISED 13 EVENTS, ATTENDED BY 3,270 PEOPLE

ADMINISTRATION

A SNAPSHOT OF OUR IMPACT

WPA COMMITTEE STRUCTURE

WPA BOARD

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POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT

WE WANT WESTMINSTER TO BE RENOWNED AS THE BEST CITY ENVIRONMENT IN EUROPE, THE CLEANEST, GREENEST AND HEALTHIEST PLACE TO LIVE AND WORK WITH VIBRANT NEIGHBOURHOODS AND THRIVING MIXED COMMUNITIES. THE WPA IS AN IMPORTANT STAKEHOLDER AND LIKE ALL SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIPS WE ARE ABLE TO HAVE HONEST AND OPEN DIALOGUE. WHAT BINDS US TOGETHER ARE SHARED ASPIRATIONS AND WE ABSOLUTELY NEED DEVELOPMENT AND THE WIDER BUSINESS COMMUNITY TO HELP US DELIVER, WORKING IN THE VERY BEST INTERESTS OF LOCAL PEOPLE.

CLLR NICKIE AIKEN, Leader of Westminster City Council

JULES PIPE CBE, Deputy Mayor of London for Planning, Regeneration & Skills

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THE WPA PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN REPRESENTING WESTMINSTER’S BUILT ENVIRONMENT WHICH IS STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT TO THE CAPITAL. DURING MY TENURE I HAVE FOUND IT A HIGHLY VALUED AND TRUSTED PARTNER, CONCERNED WITH ADDRESSING MANY OF THE CHALLENGES FACING THE CAPITAL, WHILST ENSURING THE ONGOING SUCCESS OF ITS COMMERCIAL HEARTLAND. THE CALIBRE AND INTEGRITY OF THE WPA IS WIDELY ACKNOWLEDGED, MARKING IT OUT AS A RESPONSIBLE ADVOCATE FOR THE PROPERTY INDUSTRY.

THE WPA HAS A LONG HISTORY OF BRINGING INDUSTRY AND POLICYMAKERS TOGETHER, HELPING TO CREATE OPEN AND HONEST DIALOGUE ON HOW WE DRIVE GROWTH AND DELIVER NEW WORKSPACES, HOMES AND JOBS FOR WESTMINSTER.

WITH ITS WIDE RANGE OF MEMBER COMPANIES AND BREADTH OF INDUSTRY EXPERTISE, THE WPA IS AN ESSENTIAL BODY FOR THE GLA TO ENGAGE WITH ABOUT THE FUTURE OF LONDON’S DEVELOPMENT. THE ORGANISATION’S CONSULTATION RESPONSES, THOUGHTFUL RESEARCH AND VARIOUS STAKEHOLDER EVENTS DEMONSTRATE ITS COMMITMENT TO SUPPORTING GOOD GROWTH. IT HAS ALSO SHOWN GREAT FORESIGHT WITH A PROGRAMME OF ENGAGEMENT WITH ITS NEIGHBOURING AUTHORITIES AND UK CITY REGIONS, WHICH WE FULLY SUPPORT.

FIONA FLETCHER-SMITH, Executive Director of Development, Enterprise & Environment at the GLA

RT HON MARK FIELD MP, Member of Parliament for Cities of London & Westminster

THE WPA HAS DEMONSTRATED ITSELF TO BE THE RESPONSIBLE VOICE OF BUSINESS IN WESTMINSTER, COMBINING COMMERCIAL ACUMEN IN DRIVING FORWARD THE CAPITAL’S PROSPERITY, WHILST ADVOCATING A LONG TERM APPROACH WHICH REFLECTS ITS MEMBERS’ DEEP AND LONG-STANDING LINKS TO THIS UNIQUE AREA. IT HAS THE CAPABILITY TO BE A REAL FORCE FOR GOOD AND I HOPE TO CONTINUE TO WORKING WITH IT LONG INTO THE FUTURE.

BARONESS COUTTIE, PHILIPPA ROE, Leader of Westminster City Council 2012 – 2017

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1988 2018

BUILDING: Portcullis House YE AR OF COMPLE TION: 2001 DE VELOPER: Parliamentary Works Directorate

1994 BUILDING: Channel 4 Headquarters, Horseferry Road YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 1994 DE VELOPER: Channel 4

BUILDING: Stirling Square YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 1999 DE VELOPER: Grafton Advisors / Benchmark / WELPUT

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2003 BUILDING: Kingly Court YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2003 DE VELOPER: Shaftesbury

BUILDING: Oxford Street, Pedestrian Crossing YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2009 CL IENT: TfL / WCC / The Crown Estate

Image by New West End Company

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BUILDING: One Church Square YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2013 DE VELOPER: Dolphin Living

BUILDING: St James’s Market YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2016 DE VELOPER: The Crown Estate and Oxford Properties

2017 BUILDING: Rathbone Place YE AR OF COMPLE TION: 2017 DE VELOPER: Great Portland Estates

BUILDING: Cardinal Place YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2006 DE VELOPER: Landsec

WPA 30 th Anniversary

BUILDING: St Mark’s YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2018 DE VELOPER: Grosvenor

BUILDING: 76 Dean Street YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2015 DE VELOPER: Soho Estates

2017

BUILDING: The Sainsbury Wing YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 1991 DE VELOPER: National Gallery

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BUILDING: Coniston Court Garden YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2017 DE VELOPER: The Church Commissioners

BUILDING: Horseferry House YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2008 DE VELOPER: Derwent London

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Westminster Property Owners Association established.

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2015

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KEY MILESTONES IN OUR THIRTY YEAR HISTORY

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BUILDING: 4 Kingdom Street YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2017 DE VELOPER: British Land

2018 BUILDING: Sir Simon Milton Westminster UTC and Ebury Place YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2018 DE VELOPER: Taylor Wimpey Central London

2018 BUILDING: 1 – 9 Seymour Street YE A R OF COMPL E TION: 2018 DE VELOPER: The Portman Estate

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HISTORY

Here is a selection of artefacts from our archive, including the minutes from the first Board meeting of Westminster Property Owners’ Association, the Founding Chairman’s message to the Board from 1989 and the original membership application form.

Minutes from the first meeting 19 January 1988 18 WPA

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I have been impressed by the unstinting assistance given by individual members of the General Council. We are also grateful to Westminster City Council for the way in which they have received our comments, even if in many cases they have not adopted them nor made appropriate changes!

WPA’S FOUNDING CHAIR’S MESSAGE

Our endeavours have gone beyond Westminster City Council. There have been matters of national concern on which the Westminster view has perhaps been somewhat different from that of other parts of the country. I need only mention the Use Classes Order and Community Charges as examples where we have made representations directly to the Department of the Environment.

From 1989

“Some 18 months ago, a number of property owners in Westminster thought that there would be an advantage in being able to present property arguments collectively to Westminster City Council. We discussed the proposal with the Leader of the Council and others and it became clear that they would value the possibility of obtaining considered views on property matters from one responsible body. As a result the Westminster Property Owners Association was born. Although we had one or two preliminary exploratory meetings in 1987 it was only on 1 January 1988 that we formally came into operation.

It is my feeling that in many ways the Association has exceeded our expectations.

Twenty-four companies and organisations with wisely varying interests agreed to form a General Council and pay a sufficiently large subscription to ensure the financial viability of the Association. Members put away some of their rivalries and have worked together to produce the sort of agreed policies which are described in our Annual Report.

I am grateful to everyone for the support they have given me during my term of office. I wish my successor good fortune in furthering the aims that have been established for the Association. I trust the foundations that have been laid will prove of value to our members.”

Richard Loftus WPA AGM, 1989

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PREVIOUS CHAIRS 2 2 WPA

RICHARD LOFTUS 1988 – 1989

COLIN REDMAN 2002 – 2004

Loftus Family Properties

Grosvenor

STANLEY R COGGAN 1989 – 1990

NIGEL KEMPNER 2004 – 2006

Grosvenor

Benchmark (Grafton Advisors)

RON SPINNEY 1990 – 1991

ROBERT HESKET T 2006 – 2008

Greycoat Plc

Land Securities Group Plc

CHRISTOPHER JM DONALD 1991 – 1992

HUGH SEABORN 2008 – 2009

Trafalgar House

The Portman Estate

IAIN WAT TERS 1992 – 1994

ROBERT NOEL 2009 – 2011

MEPC

Land Securities Group Plc

JEREMY NEWSUM 1994 – 1996

DAVID SILVERMAN 2011 – 2013

Grosvenor

Derwent London Plc

IAN HENDERSON CBE 1996– 1998

GILES CL ARKE 2013 – 2013

Land Securities Group Plc

Grosvenor

JOHN BURNS 1998 – 2000

DANIEL VAN GELDER 2013 – 2016

Derwent Valley Plc

Exemplar Properties

MARTIN MOORE 2000 – 2002

NEIL THOMPSON 2016 – 2017

Prudential

Great Portland Estates

THROUGH THE GOOD HUMOUR AND DEDICATED ENDEAVOURS OF THE STAFF, WPA FROM ITS INCEPTION HAS ENORMOUSLY ENHANCED COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE CITY COUNCIL AND ITS CONSTITUENTS TO THE BENEFIT OF WESTMINSTER’S BUILT ENVIRONMENT.

AN EFFECTIVE AND OPEN WORKING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A LOCAL AUTHORITY’S PLANNING TEAM AND ITS DEVELOPER COMMUNITY IS ESSENTIAL FOR A SUSTAINABLE URBAN CENTRE. WPA HAS ESTABLISHED ITSELF AS A RECOGNISED, RESPONSIBLE AND VALUED COUNTERPARTY.

THE GREAT THING ABOUT THE WPA IS THAT THERE ARE NO EGOS, NO POLITICS AND NO ULTERIOR MOTIVES, JUST A GENUINE DESIRE TO SUPPORT LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND TOGETHER DELIVER EXEMPLARY REAL ESTATE IN LONDON FOR US AND FUTURE GENERATIONS TO ENJOY.

IAN HENDERSON CBE

ROBERT NOEL

DANIEL VAN GELDER

THE GREATEST STRENGTH OF WPA IS AN ABSOLUTE FOCUS ON WESTMINSTER. AMONGST ITS ATTRACTIONS IS THE UNPARALLELED NETWORK OF LONDON PROPERTY PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES WHICH MAKES IT A PLEASURE AND PRIVILEGE TO BE PART OF. HUGH SEABORN

FROM ITS INCEPTION, WPA AIMED TO BE A COHESIVE AND PROGRESSIVE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE WESTMINSTER PROPERTY OWNERS. IT HAS MOST CERTAINLY SUCCEEDED AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO IN THE FUTURE. JOHN BURNS

Left to right: James Cooksey, Neil Thompson, Daniel Van Gelder, Richard Loftus, Ian Henderson and David Silverman.

WPA would like to pay a special tribute to the former Chairs who have sadly passed away: Stanley Coggan (1989-1990: Grosvenor), Ron Spinney (1990-1991: Greycoat Plc) and Nigel Kempner (2004-2006: Benchmark; later Grafton Advisors).

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WPA ANNUAL LUNCH THROUGHOUT THE YEARS RARE AND VALUABLE INSIGHT INTO POLITICS, CURRENT AFFAIRS AND THE INDUSTRY.

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THE START OF A LONG TRADITION Beginning in 1988 with 600 attendees, the Annual Lunch has always been the key part of the WPA events calendar. It has since grown significantly attracting 1,500 members every year including industry leaders, policymakers, key stakeholders and of course our members who represent the leading real estate companies of the West End. The Lunch is well known for the calibre of its keynote speakers who are able to give guests a rare and valuable insight into politics, current affairs and the industry. Past speakers include former Mayors of London Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone; BBC Political Editors Laura Kuenssberg and Nick Robinson; as well as industry leaders such as former Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Jim O’Neill.

From left to right: Laura Kuenssberg, William Hague and Daniel Van Gelder, Major General Gerald Grosvenor, 2016 and 2015 Lunches

Duke of Westminster, 1988

The first Annual Lunch was held on 30 November 1988 and hosted at the Hyde Park Hotel – a tradition that the WPA still continues to this day. That year’s keynote speaker was Major General Gerald Grosvenor, the 6th Duke of Westminster. In the speech he discussed the unique nature of the City of Westminster and welcomed the establishment of the Association as an opportunity for collective dialogue with the City Council. The Duke of Westminster began the tradition of the WPA Annual Lunch being renowned for its esteemed keynote speakers that are able to impart insight, wit and wisdom.

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PROUD TO SUPPORT THE WEST END

15% OF LONDON’S GVA IS PRODUCED IN WESTMINSTER

SUPPORTING A GROWING, VIBRANT WEST END IS AT THE HEART OF WHAT WE DO.

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692,000 JOBS IN WESTMINSTER, 13% OF THE JOBS IN LONDON

OF THE CAPITAL’S BUSINESSES ARE BASED IN WESTMINSTER

3D Reid 8build Ableprop Academy Consulting Solutions Ltd AECOM AKT II Alchemi Group Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Allsop LLP Almacantar Amazon Property Amshold Group Ltd London & Oriental Arcadis LLP Argent Arup Ash Mill Developments Ltd Ashurst Astrea Asset Management Ltd Aukett Swanke Aviva Investors Balfour Beatty BAM UK Ltd Barr Gazetas BDG Sparkes Porter LLP BDO LLP BDP Belgrave Communications Berkeley Group Berners-Allsopp Estate Berwin Leighton Paisner Bidwells Bircham Dyson Bell LLP Blackstone BMO Real Estate BNP Paribas Real Estate Boodle Hatfield Bouygues UK Brecher Brimelow McSweeney Architects Ltd British Land Brookfield Buckley Gray Yeoman Built Environment Communications Group (BECG) Burges Salmon LLP Buro Four Cadogan Estate Campbell Architects Caneparo Associates Limited Capco Covent Garden

Cavendish Communications CBRE Ltd Charles Russell Speechlys Child Graddon Lewis Ltd Chiltern Firehouse Church Commissioners CityWest Homes Limited Clivedale Ventures Ltd Cluttons LLP CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP Colliers International Comm Comm UK Limited Core Five Coverdale Barclay Ltd Craig Ewan Cratus Communications Crosstree Real Estate Partners Curtin&Co Cushman & Wakefield LLP D2 Private Ltd DAC Beachcroft LLP Daniel Rinsler & Co Daniel Watney LLP DAR Darling Associates Delancey Real Estate Asset Management Ltd Deloitte Real Estate Dendy Byrne Derwent London Plc DLA Architects DLA Piper UK LLP Dolphin Living Dominvs Group Ltd DP 9 Ltd Dukelease Properties Ltd Elliott Wood Emrys Architects EPR Architects Ltd Equals Consulting European Land Eversheds Sutherland Eyre Estate Faithful+Gould Farrer & Co LLP Fathom Architects Feilden+Mawson LLP Flanagan Lawrence Four Communications Freeths LLP

FTI Consulting Galliford Try Building Gascoyne Holdings Ltd Gerald Eve LLP GL Hearn Gleeds GMS Estates Ltd GN2 LLP Grafton Advisors Great Portland Estates Plc Greater London Properties Grosvenor Grosvenor Securities Ltd Grove End Housing GVA H Planning Hadley Property Group HB Reavis UK Ltd Heyne Tillett Steel Hines UK Ltd Hoare Lea HOK Cube Architects Howard de Walden Estates Ltd Howard Kennedy Iceni Projects Limited Indigo Planning ISG Plc Jackson Coles LLP JLL JM Architects John Robertson Architects Keystone Law Knight Frank LLP Knight Harwood Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (International) PA Landmass Landsec Langham Estate Management Ltd LaSalle Investment Management Legal & General Property Levy Real Estate LLP Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Linklaters LLP Lockton Real Estate Lodha Developers UK Ltd Loftus Family Property London Communications Agency LSE Lothbury Investment Management M&G

Macfarlanes LLP Make Architects Malcolm Hollis LLP Maples Teesdale LLP MATT Architecture McLaren Construction Ltd Meinhardt (UK) Ltd Memery Crystal LLP Michael Elliott LLP Mishcon de Reya Momentum Transport Planning Monmouth Dean Montagu Evans LLP Morgan Sindall MSMR Architects Muxworthy LLP Nash Bond Norges Bank Real Estate Management Norton Rose Fulbright LLP O and H Properties Limited Osborne Oxford Properties PCW Planning and Development PDP London Pegasus Planning Group Ltd Pell Frischmann Pellings Pemberton Greenish PGIM Pilbrow & Partners Pinsent Masons PIRO Architects PLP Architecture PMB Holdings Ltd Pollen Estate Ponte Gadea Group Potter Raper Partnership Price and Myers LLP PSP Investments Europe LP Publica Associates Ltd Qatari Diar Quantem Consulting LLP Quod RadcliffesLeBrasseur REDEVCO Regal London Remarkable Group Residential Land Ridgeford Developments Ltd Robert Bird Group

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Rolfe Judd RPS Group Savills Scott Brownrigg Second London Wall Project Management Ltd Shaftesbury Plc SHH Architects Signet Planning Skanska UK Soho Estates Ltd Soho Housing Association Squire and Partners St Anselm Property Company Ltd Stanhope Plc Steer Davies Gleave Stiff+TrevillionArchitects Stow Securities Plc TateHindle Ltd Taylor Wimpey Central London The Crown Estate The Mercer’s Company The Portman Estate Thomas & Thomas Partners LLP Tishman Speyer TP Bennett Trehearne Architects Tuckerman Tuffin Ferraby Taylor Turley Urbanest UK Ltd Vail Williams LLP Vitcorp Limited VolkerFitzpatrick Ltd Waltonwagner Waterman Group Wedlake Bell Westbrook Partners Western Heritable Investment Company Ltd Winckworth Sherwood Woods Bagot Wragge Lawrence Graham LLP WSP YardNine

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Thank you to all our members for making the WPA the organisation it is today and the Board members for all their immense contributions to our work, in particular the Chairs, Vice Chairs and Committee members throughout the years. Thank you also to the Executive team past and present, led by Executive Directors Charles Begley (2014 – present), Jace Tyrrell (2013 – 2014), Paul Houston (2003 – 2013), Douglas McCreadie (1996 – 2003) and William Walker (1989 – 2003).

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