Band 3
Provided by Rebecca Roffe
Rebecca is a Partner in our Planning Group in Sheffield with over 10 years of experience in all planning and environmental matters. She deals with contentious and non-contentious issues for investors, developers, consenting authorities, contractors and operators, particularly in the energy and climate change, real estate and infrastructure sectors. She focuses on derisking investment in, and development of, complex schemes through strategic advice and novel approaches to risk allocation. She has deep expertise in land assembly and CPO, environmental impact and habitats assessment, Development Consent Order applications, planning/highways agreements, enforcement and inquiry work, energy and sustainability regulation and contaminated land.
Rebecca is the Chair of the Sheffield branch of the Forum for the Built Environment and the Development Team of the Sheffield Property Association. She is also a key member of our CMS Women and ENABLE Wellbeing and Mental Health networks, with a keen interest in volunteering.
Chair, Forum for the Built Environmental, Sheffield City Region Branch
Development Team member, Sheffield Property Association
Member, UKELA
Member, Women in Mining
Member, Compulsory Purchase Association
Westlaw insight page on Development consent order applications
Provided by Chambers
Rebecca Roffe has extensive experience in planning and environmental law, with a focus on the real estate, energy and infrastructure sectors, including work on nationally significant infrastructure projects, compulsory purchase examinations, planning appeals, and statutory biodiversity net gain.
Provided by Chambers
Rebecca gives sound and pragmatic advice and can find new answers on complex projects that no one has ever done before.
She was responsive, helpful and could explain things in a way to non-experts.
Rebecca gives sound and pragmatic advice and can find new answers on complex projects that no one has ever done before.
She was responsive, helpful and could explain things in a way to non-experts.