
Successful Hallam Land planning appeals showcase FPCR’s multidisciplinary service
Three Hallam Land schemes have been approved at appeal, with FPCR providing specialist services across landscape, ecology, arboriculture and masterplanning.

Three Hallam Land schemes have been approved at appeal, with FPCR providing specialist services across landscape, ecology, arboriculture and masterplanning.
FPCR's shortlisting in the Pro Landscaper Sustainability Awards 2026.
FPCR has been shortlisted in the Landscape Institute Awards 2026 for its work at Cranbrook in East Devon, undertaken in partnership with Cranbrook New Community Partners (also known as Cranbrook Consortium).
Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) changes came into effect on Thursday 6th August 2026. Here’s what it means for planned developments...
Planning permission has been granted for a new residential development of 115 homes on land off Springwell Lane, Whetstone, following approval by Blaby District Council's Planning Committee.
Peter O’Flynn shares his journey into arboriculture and the unexpected discoveries that continue to inspire his work.
Our Red House Farm Biodiversity Bank project, delivered in partnership with City of Doncaster Council, has won a Landscape Institute Yorkshire & Humberside (LIYH) Award.
FPCR Aboriculturist, Dan Burdus, reflects on a recent Fields Studies Council course, exploring how lichens can reveal deeper insights into habitat quality and environmental change.
Over 200 FPCR colleagues from across the practice's six offices came together at Alton Towers, Staffordshire, for two days of team building, celebration, and thrill seeking.
We’re thrilled to celebrate the fantastic achievement of our Assistant Landscape Architect, Hallie Abbott Trangmar at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2025
Planning approval has been granted for a 2,200-home community scheme in Arun District Council on land west of Bersted, West Sussex, supported by extensive employment space and social infrastructure - a project we’ve been involved with since 2016.
Our positivity Awards take inspiration from our former colleague Phil and celebrate those in the practice, across all levels and disciplines, whose positivity makes each day that bit better for those they work with.