S4 #2 Conversations in Momentum. Lydia Clarkson on Momentum’s new public realm advisory service.

S4 #1 Conversations in Momentum. Kana Nomoto and Rebecca Oglesby on Momentum’s annual sustainability impact analysis

Momentum’s annual sustainability impact analysis results rise for second consecutive year: 7,937,039 net kilograms of potential saved carbon emissions for consented developments. 

Momentum Transport Consultancy has today revealed the results of its annual sustainability impact assessment, with a total of 7,937,039 potential net kilograms of CO2e saved yearly from transport modal shift and deliveries consolidation. This number has increased from last year’s figure ...

Momentum supports approval of another landmark City tower

Momentum Transport Consultancy is proud to celebrate another successful planning consent in the City of London, as Seventy Gracechurch Street receives approval this week. This marks the latest in a series of high-profile projects where Momentum has helped secure planning ...

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Senior Transport Planner / Engineer

Momentum appoints Lydia Clarkson as associate director to lead new public realm advisory service

Momentum has today announced the appointment of Lydia Clarkson as associate director. She joins the company’s London team to lead its new public realm advisory service, working closely with landowners, private sector developers, local authorities and community stakeholders.  Clarkson has ...

Intrinsic links between sustainable transport and community health. Momentum responds to Change NHS consultation.

Late last year, the Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Health and Social Care launched Change NHS, a consultation on landmark efforts to modernise and rebuild the National Health Service. The initiative has three key ambitions: moving care from ...

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Transforming Texas: APA TX conference

While car-centric development is common in Texas, continuing the pattern of sprawl can neither solve traffic congestion nor foster vibrant places. Instead, Texas planners are championing human-scale, livable cities and towns – and this was on display at the annual ...