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Landmark Chambers has named Rupert Warren QC as joint Head of Chambers, after Richard Drabble QC’s term came to an end.

Warren, who was called to the Bar in 1994, moved to Landmark from 2 Mitre Court Buildings in 2003. A specialist in all aspects of planning and related fields, he took silk in 2012.

In his new role he will work alongside Neil Cameron QC, the other joint Head of Chambers.

Landmark Chambers said: “We would like to thank Richard Drabble QC for his continued commitment to Chambers."

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