Hannah Galvin

I joined Cundall in September 2024 following the completion of a master’s degree in Urban Planning. I’ve been interested in planning since my first work experience in 2016. My time here lead to a bachelor’s degree in Geography & Planning. During my studies, I was lucky enough to spend a year working in the Civil Service as an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Advisor. I enjoy the range and complexity of planning issues I deal with day to day, and helping clients to navigate these, whilst advocating for proposals to consider important linked issues such as public health and sustainability. I am a Licentiate member of the Royal Town Planning Institute, aiming for Chartership in 2026. 

I particularly enjoy projects that involve collaboration with both internal and external to Cundall. Each person and organisation brings a slightly different perspective to the table, which allows me to challenge my standard way of thinking and allows us to come up with the most innovative approach to our work. 

I always feel I have the support of my team, especially so when I envisage how we can improve our technical expertise and efficiency, both on an individual and on a team level. Being trusted in this early stage of my career to both understand and contribute towards improving team delivery is incredibly uplifting.