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James joined the PJA Graduate Development Programme in September 2024 in our Birmingham office as a part of the water team. He graduated from Lancaster University with a BSc (Hons) in Geography with modules covering aspects of hydrology, hydrogeology and water governance. This included research on natural flood management including leaky dam installation in Dartmoor National Park, alongside undertaking a dissertation exploring correlations between soil moisture content along hillslopes utilising electromagnetic induction methods.

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PJA strengthens environmental expertise with appointment of Amanda Baker to Nature team

We are pleased to welcome experienced ecologist Amanda Baker to our Nature team, further strengthening our environmental services.  Amanda brings more than 24 years’ experience…

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Rethinking safer streets: Lessons from Wales’ 20mph transformation

How do we create streets that are safer, healthier and more people-focused?  Speed is one of the most influential factors.  The relationship between speed and…

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Why inclusive travel starts with inclusive design: Insights from Wheels for Wellbeing training

Creating places that work for everyone begins with understanding the different ways people travel. Recently, members of PJA took part in training delivered by the charity Wheels for Wellbeing, exploring…

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Streets and places for children: Thoughts from a street designer

Creating urban environments that work for children is not a niche ambition – it is a litmus test for whether our towns and cities work…

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PJA appointed to support Puffing Billy Railway Belgrave Precinct Planning

PJA is pleased to announce its appointment by the Puffing Billy Railway Board (PBRB) to provide traffic and civil engineering advice for the Puffing Billy…

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