chartered surveyor
Britishnoun
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But one chartered surveyor, who has been challenging HS2 for almost a decade, brought up another point.
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Which brings it back to the chartered surveyor who observed, "We live on a small, highly populated, property-owning, democratic island".
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"The processes that we've got are so archaic and too costly and too complicated. There's surely got to be a quicker way of doing it," says the chartered surveyor.
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Chris Sutton, a chartered surveyor, said a lack of coordinated action meant cities such as Newport - which in 2021 was found to have more empty shops than any other city in the UK - had floundered.
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“Fundamentally, property development sites and buildings are part of the business environment. And the problem is, it's not economic for firms to build them, so it needs public sector support,” said Chris Sutton, a chartered surveyor who broadly backs the Welsh government’s strategy.
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