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Racefield Consulting

Political insight.
Strategic communications.
Personally delivered.

The advisory practice of Paul Boyfield — one of the UK's most experienced planning communications and political strategy specialists.

A different consultancy

Helping projects succeed in a political world.

For more than 25 years, Paul has helped developers, landowners, infrastructure providers and regeneration partners navigate complex political environments, build stakeholder support and position projects in ways decision‑makers can support.

Successful projects are rarely determined by planning policy alone. Political priorities, local relationships, stakeholder perceptions and public narratives all play a critical role in shaping outcomes.

Unlike a traditional consultancy, every project is led and delivered personally by Paul — giving clients direct access to senior strategic advice from start to finish.

Why Racefield

A practice built on judgement, not headcount.

Racefield works with a limited number of clients at any one time, ensuring every project receives senior‑level attention and direct involvement throughout.
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Direct access to senior expertise

Every client works directly with Paul Boyfield. No account managers, no junior consultants, no layers.

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More than 25 years' experience

Advising on major residential, regeneration, infrastructure, renewable energy and commercial projects across the UK.

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Political understanding

From local government and planning committees to Westminster and regional government — how public decision‑making really works.

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Strategic focus

Political analysis, stakeholder strategy, communications leadership and reputation management — where judgement adds the greatest value.

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Sectors

From strategic land to nationally significant infrastructure.

Paul advises across the full spectrum of UK planning and development — residential, regeneration, infrastructure, renewable energy, logistics and public sector projects.

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