Joe Yardley Mrtpi

Senior Planner @Somerset Council

Exeter, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2026 — Present

Senior Planner @Somerset Council

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Somerset, GB

EDUCATION

2003 — 2003

Torbay Language Centre

CELTA, ESL

2002 — 2003

University of Plymouth

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), English Language and Literature/Letters

2019 — 2020

UCL

Master of Science - MS, Spatial Planning

N/A

UCL

Master of Science - MS, Spatial Planning

2010 — 2012

University of Essex

Master of Arts (M.A.), Applied Linguistics

SKILLS

Teacher TrainingAcademic WritingLesson PlanningLecturingUniversity TeachingE-LearningCurriculum DevelopmentEslHigher EducationMicrosoft OfficeEducational LeadershipInstructional DesignClassroomNonprofitsAdult EducationScienceCoachingResearchEditingLanguage TeachingPublic SpeakingTutoringTeachingEducational TechnologyCurriculum DesignInternational EducationEapPowerpointTeaching English as a Second Language

ABOUT JOE YARDLEY MRTPI

I am a fully charted town planner (since August 2024). As a Senior Planner in Development Management at Somerset Council, I lead on assessing and managing a diverse range of planning applications, from small‑scale proposals to complex strategic developments. My focus is on delivering sustainable growth that aligns with local and national planning policies while balancing the needs of communities, developers, and the environment. I provide professional advice to applicants, councillors, and colleagues, ensuring that all planning decisions are well‑informed, transparent, and compliant with statutory requirements. With a strong commitment to place‑making and sustainable development, I aim to help Somerset thrive by promoting well‑designed, inclusive, and resilient communities.

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