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Influence Environmental Ltd Shaping the environment through landscape architecture, urban design & environmental planning🌿

We at Influence specialise in:

• Project Management & Environmental Planning
• Landscape Management Plans
• Contract Management and Tender Documentation
• Site Supervision
• 3D Architectural Visualisation
• Walkthrough Elevations
• 3/2D Rendered Site Plans
• Landscape/Townscape & Visual Impact Assessment
• Landscape and Visual Appraisal (LVA)
• Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA)
• Townscape and Visual Impact Assessment (TVIA)
• Landscape Character Assessment (LCA)
• Cumulative Impact Assessment (CIA)
• Residential Amenity Assessment (RAA)
• Co-ordination of Heritage and Ecological Assessment
• Shadow Flicker Analysis (SFA)
• Zone of Theoretical Visibility (ZTV)
• Photomontage and Photowire Production
• Expert Witness
• Hearing, Written Representation and Public Inquiry Preparation and Witness
• Arboriculture
• Planning and Development
• Tree Surveys (BS5837)
• Arboricultural Impact Assessment
• Tree Constraints Plan
• Tree Stock Management
• Woodland Management

What a fantastic evening at The Business Desk 2026 East Midlands Business of the Year Awards!✨It was a pleasure to join ...
16/10/2026

What a fantastic evening at The Business Desk 2026 East Midlands Business of the Year Awards!✨

It was a pleasure to join so many brilliant businesses from across the East Midlands to celebrate the incredible achievements, people and teams making a real difference across the region.

Congratulations to all the winners, finalists and everyone recognised on the night. It was inspiring to be part of such a brilliant celebration of local business.

A special thank you to Half the Story | Life-changing biscuits for the delicious biscuits – a lovely treat! 🍪

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Sandilands | Access for all: Balancing sensitive conservation with visitor experience 🌿How do you open a fragile nature ...
15/10/2026

Sandilands | Access for all: Balancing sensitive conservation with visitor experience 🌿

How do you open a fragile nature reserve to the public without disturbing vulnerable wildlife? You design for it.

During Stage 4 technical design, we undertook two co-creation workshops with the National Trust team to establish three distinct visitor experience zones, balancing biodiversity protection with public enjoyment.

Our design catered to every demographic - from school groups and young families to bird enthusiasts and dog walkers:

👨‍👩‍👦 Visitor Centre and Amenity Zone: Family-friendly ‘play on the way’ features, short loop paths, and formal gathering spaces near restored dunes.
🌊Beach and Transition Zone: Clear wayfinding, seamless transitions, and elevated sea-view gathering points.
🌾 Wetland Zone: Tactile rumble markers and quiet-space signage guiding visitors smoothly into sensitive bird habitats, supported by bespoke hides and classroom shelters.

The result in numbers:

- 2.5km of accessible gravel paths
- 1.5km of mown grass tracks
- 200m+ of timber boardwalks across wetland channels
By designing inclusive, experience-led routes, landscape architects ensure high-quality green spaces are accessible to everyone, without compromising ecological integrity.

We’re proud to be heading to the TheBusinessDesk.com 👩‍💻 2026 East Midlands Business of the Year Awards as finalists for...
15/10/2026

We’re proud to be heading to the TheBusinessDesk.com 👩‍💻 2026 East Midlands Business of the Year Awards as finalists for Employer of the Year! 🎉

Being recognised for the culture we’re building at Influence means a great deal to us. A huge thank you to our incredible team and clients for being part of the journey and helping make Influence what it is today.

We’re looking forward to celebrating alongside some fantastic businesses from across the East Midlands tonight. Fingers crossed for a brilliant evening! 🤞

A big thank you to The Business Desk team and event sponsors RBC Brewin Dolphin and PwC UK.

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Sandilands | Living infrastructure: Building green infrastructure 🌳Is landscape design green infrastructure? Absolutely....
14/10/2026

Sandilands | Living infrastructure: Building green infrastructure 🌳

Is landscape design green infrastructure? Absolutely.

Coastal landscapes like Sandilands are on the front line of climate change. Rather than fighting natural forces with hard engineering, our role as landscape architects was to harness nature-based solutions to build long-term coastal resilience.

At Sandilands, natural systems now deliver multiple benefits simultaneously:
💧 Water storage: Re-engineered wetlands handle peak rainfall and tidal surge events.
🌿 Carbon capture: Wetland soils and coastal vegetation lock away atmospheric carbon.
🌊 Coastal habitats, restoration and regeneration: Restored eco systems to create a more resilient and nature-rich coastal landscape.

Landscape architects design critical infrastructure for the 21st century - helping communities adapt to climate change through living, flexible, connected ecosystems.

Wishing our wonderful Chartered Landscape Architect and Principal, Leonie Brown CMLI, a wonderful birthday! 🥳💐We hope yo...
14/10/2026

Wishing our wonderful Chartered Landscape Architect and Principal, Leonie Brown CMLI, a wonderful birthday! 🥳💐

We hope your day is as amazing as you are and that the year ahead brings you plenty of success and reasons to celebrate.

Swipe through to enjoy a few birthday snaps!

Last week, Shona attended the Biodiversity Net Gain – Two Years On breakfast event, exploring the progress, challenges a...
13/10/2026

Last week, Shona attended the Biodiversity Net Gain – Two Years On breakfast event, exploring the progress, challenges and opportunities surrounding biodiversity net gain and its role in shaping a more sustainable future. 🌿 🌱

A big thank you to Women in Planning East Midlands, Rushcliffe Borough Council, Environment Bank and BWB Consulting for hosting a valuable and engaging event, bringing together professionals to share insights and ideas on how we can continue to deliver meaningful biodiversity benefits through planning and landscape design.

12/10/2026

Sandilands | From Fairways to Flyways: Redefining land use 🌾 🐦

Transforming 120 hectares of golf course into a thriving coastal wetland nature reserve takes vision, collaboration, care and intentional design.


Following the completion and public opening of the Sandilands on the Lincolnshire coast, we’re sharing a look behind the scenes at how landscape-led design delivered this transformation.

As lead consultant and landscape architect, our role was to turn a formerly private landscape into resilient, nationally important natural infrastructure.

Over the next four days, we’ll break down how we designed for wildlife recovery, climate adaptation, visitor experience, and social impact across the site:

Day 2: Nature recovery and habitat creation
Day 3: Climate resilience and coastal adaptation
Day 4: Inclusive access and experience zoning
Day 5: Social value and hands-on delivery

Stay tuned this week as we dive into the details. 🌿

Shona attended Aspbury Planning & Heritage’s new chapter celebration, enjoying a lovely afternoon of networking and deli...
09/10/2026

Shona attended Aspbury Planning & Heritage’s new chapter celebration, enjoying a lovely afternoon of networking and delicious afternoon tea ☕

It was great to catch up with David Spray (Gleeds), Kevin Smith (MCa), Gareth Ellison (Travis Baker), Denise, Caroline, Melissa and Tony (Aspbury), Lisa Cawdron (Roythornes), Nicola Pettman (Stephen George + Partners), Robyn Hutton (Langcroft) and Simon Gardner (Peter James Homes).

Thank you so much to the Aspbury team for a wonderful event.

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Our Principal Landscape Architect, Kathryn Dunk, attended a really informative walking tour courtesy of ProCon Leicester...
08/10/2026

Our Principal Landscape Architect, Kathryn Dunk, attended a really informative walking tour courtesy of ProCon Leicestershire and Leicester City Council on 1 October. 🚶‍♀️

It was great to see some of the lesser-known pockets of her home city, away from the Highcross and Clock Tower, and to think about the opportunities and challenges facing Leicester city centre.

A key discussion was around what type of developments should be brought forward in the city centre, and how this can work alongside other funding initiatives and income streams. There is clearly a need for more housing, but also for the facilities and amenities that create sustainable, vibrant neighbourhoods - places that work for both living and working, as well as for leisure and play.

The group explored how thoughtful public realm can help knit individual sites together, creating a more cohesive and connected city centre.

It was great to finish the tour at Phoenix Leicester and see the venue being so well used on a Thursday evening - a fantastic example of the role that culture and leisure can play in bringing people into the city centre.

A big thank you to ProCon Leicestershire, Grant Butterworth (LCC Head of Planning), Andrew Smith (LCC Director, Planning, Transport and Economic Development), David Beale (LCC Development Manager) and their teams for an interesting and thought-provoking afternoon.

Great to see some familiar faces, as well as plenty of new ones in the crowd.

Yesterday, Shona joined ProCon Nottinghamshire for a fascinating walking tour exploring the developments taking place ac...
30/09/2026

Yesterday, Shona joined ProCon Nottinghamshire for a fascinating walking tour exploring the developments taking place across Nottingham’s Sports District. 🏙️🌿

Starting at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground, the morning included presentations and discussions before heading along the River Trent to explore key development sites, including the former high school site, the new bridge and Trent Basin.🚶‍♀️

It was a great opportunity to hear more about the vision for the area, the work already underway and how landscape, regeneration and connectivity are helping to shape the city’s future.

A big thank you to ProCon Nottinghamshire for organising, and to everyone involved in sharing their insights including Paul Seddon from Nottingham City Council and representatives from EMCCA and Home England.

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