We are delighted to be working in partnership with Alison Farmer Associates on this important landscape planning project, which will inform environmental and planning policy decision-making across West Suffolk

Sheils Flynn is part of a consortium, led by community engagement specialist Resources for Change, to undertake this project. It is the first national landscape designation review to use a collaborative citizen science approach to stakeholder engagement and evidence gathering. The boundary review process will be supported by a web-based engagement platform and a participatory GIS web App

Sheils Flynn is preparing a concept masterplan for all the external spaces at Hills Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge. The scheme addresses the challenge of exceptionally high student traffic within a relatively small site and will integrate a new cafe and education building