Lanpro is an independent multi–disciplinary consultancy that provides specialist advice in the fields of town planning, master planning, urban design, project management & monitoring, cost and viability consultancy, landscape architecture and interior design.

The Practice is established as one of the leading expert planning consultancies across Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire with an outstanding track record in Norwich, Ipswich, Chelmsford, Brentwood and Colchester where our empathic and innovative solutions have won plaudits from all sides of the planning spectrum.

Lanpro provides specialist planning and development advice to:

- LAND AND PROPERTY DEVELOPERS

- LANDOWNERS

- PUBLIC BODIES

- THE THIRD SECTOR (charities, Voluntary etc.) on exciting and challenging projects.

With extensive experience in providing consultancy services the Practice has gained an envied reputation for delivering outstanding and innovative solutions to complex planning problems. All consultants employed by Lanpro are members of professional institutions. Our planning consultants are each members of the Royal Town Planning Institute and have a detailed knowledge of current and emerging Government guidance, legislation and established good practice. Other towns and cities where we have used our expertise to achieve both client and environmental success include Basildon, Billericay, Cambridge, Harlow and Southend.

Lanpro is committed to providing the highest quality advice to rapidly achieve the best possible results for all our clients. Our recent work includes developing a master plan for a 2,000,000 sq. ft science and research park; developing a master plan to deliver a major urban extension comprising 700 new homes and a new Local Centre; obtaining planning permission for a new headquarters premises for a major UK PLC, obtaining allocations for major waste developments including a new waste recycling park to capture up to 150,000 tonnes of recyclable materials from municipal and commercial waste streams that would otherwise go to landfill; obtaining planning permission for new car supermarkets; and obtaining allocations or planning permission for a significant number of residential developments and health care schemes including dentists surgeries, residential care homes for the elderly and infirm (including high dependency dementia) and housing with extra care.