A London barristers' chambers in the Temple with over 60 members specialising in planning, environmental, public, licensing and administrative law.
Francis Taylor Building (FTB) is a set of barristers' chambers based in the Temple, London, providing advocacy and advisory services in planning, environmental, public and administrative law. The set comprises over 60 barristers, among them numerous King's Counsel, and its members are regularly instructed in high-profile cases and inquiries.
Practice areas extend beyond the core specialisms to include licensing law, compulsory purchase, land valuation, infrastructure, rating and local government law, as well as religious liberty and ecclesiastical law. Chambers operates across the legal services, planning and development, environmental regulation and infrastructure sectors.
FTB runs a pupillage and mini-pupillage programme for those entering the profession. It also maintains a rolling programme of seminars and events for professional and lay clients, and publishes a blog covering environmental law.