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Harry Mansfield promoted to Principal Flood Risk Consultant

Create are pleased to announce the promotion of Harry Mansfield to Principal Flood Risk Consultant. Harry has been an integral part of our Water & Flood Risk team since joining us in 2023. With over five years’ professional experience in...

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Claire Burroughs promoted to Technical Director

We are delighted to announce the promotion of Claire Burroughs to Technical Director (Water & Flood Risk). Based out of our London office, Claire is a highly experienced engineer in flood risk and sustainable drainage, with a proven track record...

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Stoll Square / 317 Cricklewood Broadway

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We supported the planning of both the original Stoll Square residential scheme and the revised Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) at 317 Cricklewood Broadway with multidisciplinary technical services, spanning over five years of regeneration efforts.

Thet and Little Ouse Natural Flood Management

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Part of a wider Breckland renaturalisation initiative, this project introduced Natural Flood Management (NFM) interventions across nine sites along the Thet and Little Ouse rivers to restore chalk river ecosystems and reduce downstream flood risk.

Gorleston community hospice

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We are delivering multidisciplinary services for a new 16-bed community hospice in Gorleston for St Elizabeth Hospice. The facility includes inpatient, outpatient, and support spaces, and is designed to deliver low-carbon, high-quality palliative care.

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