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Peter Studdert is an independent advisor on city planning and design based in Cambridge. Qualified as an architect (University of Newcastle upon Tyne) and a town planner (University of Westminster) he has over 35 years experience working in town planning in local government, including 20 years at Director level in a variety of roles in Cambridge and Cambridgeshire. He has advised a number of Government Advisory Committees including the Building Better Building Beautiful Commission in 2019/20. He is a Past Chair of Historic England’s Historic Places Panel and has also chaired a number of high profile Design Review Panels in London, including for the London Legacy Development Corporation. He was an advisor to the Government of Bhutan on updating the Structure Plan for their capital city Thimphu from 2019-2023. His wife Jo is a retired primary school deputy headteacher and a Trustee of Homestart Cambridgeshire. They have three grown up children.
