Thursday, May 03, 2023
English Partnerships appoints new Area Director for Greater Manchester
English Partnerships has appointed David Chilton as Area Director for Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Cumbria.
In this new role David, 38, has responsibility for English Partnerships' regeneration and development activity in the region including work with strategic partnerships for housing renewal, Urban Regeneration Companies, Housing Market Renewal Pathfinders and the New Islington Millennium Community in East Manchester.
Manchester-born David joined English Partnerships in 2002 as a Senior Development Manager responsible for the Urban Regeneration Companies in the West Midlands and South West of England. More recently he was Senior Regeneration Manager for the Manchester city region.
A graduate of Urban and Regional Planning at Sheffield Hallam University, David began his career in the planning and housing departments of Tameside MBC before taking on various roles at West Pennine Housing Association, Northern Counties Housing Association and Collingwood Housing Association.
He is also a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute and a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Housing.
Paul Spooner, English Partnerships' Regional Director for the North West and West Midlands, said, "I would like to congratulate David on his new role. He has vast experience in public sector regeneration and has proven experience of delivering complex regeneration projects."
David said, "I am delighted to accept this challenging new role and am looking forward to working with our partners on the delivery of some of the key projects in the North West."
In this new role David, 38, has responsibility for English Partnerships' regeneration and development activity in the region including work with strategic partnerships for housing renewal, Urban Regeneration Companies, Housing Market Renewal Pathfinders and the New Islington Millennium Community in East Manchester.
Manchester-born David joined English Partnerships in 2002 as a Senior Development Manager responsible for the Urban Regeneration Companies in the West Midlands and South West of England. More recently he was Senior Regeneration Manager for the Manchester city region.
A graduate of Urban and Regional Planning at Sheffield Hallam University, David began his career in the planning and housing departments of Tameside MBC before taking on various roles at West Pennine Housing Association, Northern Counties Housing Association and Collingwood Housing Association.
He is also a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute and a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Housing.
Paul Spooner, English Partnerships' Regional Director for the North West and West Midlands, said, "I would like to congratulate David on his new role. He has vast experience in public sector regeneration and has proven experience of delivering complex regeneration projects."
David said, "I am delighted to accept this challenging new role and am looking forward to working with our partners on the delivery of some of the key projects in the North West."
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