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| − | + | '''Emma Webster''' is an associate director for [[Green Issues Communique]], a public relations firm specialising in planning and property development, and an associate director at [[Instinctif Partners]].<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/emma-webster/2b/968/999 Emma Webster] ''Linkedin'', accessed 16 October 2014 </ref> | |
| − | + | She is a Conservative councillor in West Berkshire. | |
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| − | :Webster has been a Conservative councillor in West Berkshire since 2003 and had Cabinet responsibility for Regeneration, Highways and Transport from 2005 to 2009. Since joining Green Issues Emma has been responsible for consultation programmes on many challenging and contentious schemes, including many sites for [[Tesco]]. She has worked on a number of projects in Cornwall, Gloucestershire, the Thames Valley and Thames Gateway, and in the waste and regeneration sectors. | + | :Webster has been a Conservative councillor in West Berkshire since 2003 and had Cabinet responsibility for Regeneration, Highways and Transport from 2005 to 2009. Since joining Green Issues Emma has been responsible for consultation programmes on many challenging and contentious schemes, including many sites for [[Tesco]]. She has worked on a number of projects in Cornwall, Gloucestershire, the Thames Valley and Thames Gateway, and in the waste and regeneration sectors.<ref name="Webster"> [http://www.greenissuescommunique.com/index.php/team/emma_webster Emma Webster], Green Issues Communique website, undated, acc 21 June </ref> |
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| − | :Emma plays a leading role in the company’s retail clients and in the nuclear area. She is also responsible for developing and managing the company’s business in the South West. | + | :Emma plays a leading role in the company’s retail clients and in the nuclear area. She is also responsible for developing and managing the company’s business in the South West.<ref name="Webster"/> |
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Emma Webster is an associate director for Green Issues Communique, a public relations firm specialising in planning and property development, and an associate director at Instinctif Partners.[1]
She is a Conservative councillor in West Berkshire.
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Background
- Webster has been a Conservative councillor in West Berkshire since 2003 and had Cabinet responsibility for Regeneration, Highways and Transport from 2005 to 2009. Since joining Green Issues Emma has been responsible for consultation programmes on many challenging and contentious schemes, including many sites for Tesco. She has worked on a number of projects in Cornwall, Gloucestershire, the Thames Valley and Thames Gateway, and in the waste and regeneration sectors.[2]
Clients
According to the company website:
- Emma plays a leading role in the company’s retail clients and in the nuclear area. She is also responsible for developing and managing the company’s business in the South West.[2]
Affiliations
Notes
- ↑ Emma Webster Linkedin, accessed 16 October 2014
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Emma Webster, Green Issues Communique website, undated, acc 21 June
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