Adam is SP Broadway’s Account Director, overseeing client accounts for projects across the south of England.  He is currently working on projects including an urban extension in Cambridgeshire, several Local Plan promotions across Hertfordshire and Berkshire, and live planning applications in West Sussex and the London Borough of Bromley.

Adam joined SP Broadway in 2012 and had a background in academia, graduating with a First in BA History from King’s College London and a Distinction in MA History from University College London, specialising in post-war British politics and particularly the Labour Party.  Prior to joining SP Broadway, Adam worked for the think tanks Reform and ResPublica.

Adam loves early morning walks at the weekend, is one of the few people who still buys CDs, and is a proud Geordie (though he’s never attended a Newcastle United match, never drunk a bottle of Newcastle Brown, and never eaten a Greggs pasty).

Steve is SP Broadway’s Special Political Counsel, making his unique combination of political and business insight and analysis available to our clients.

Steve Norris FRICS was Member of Parliament for Oxford East (1983-87) and Epping Forest (1988 to 1997), and was Minister for Transport in London in the 1990s: responsible for securing the London Underground Jubilee Line extension, the largest expansion of the Tube to date. Retiring from Parliament in 1997, he was the Conservative candidate for Mayor of London in 2000 and 2004.

Since leaving Parliament Steve has pursued his interests in transport and development in high-profile, high-stakes business settings.  He is currently Chairman of Soho Estates, of This Land Cambridge and of the Council of the National Infrastructure Planning Association.  He is an Eminent Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and a member of Property Week’s Property Power 100.