Our Editors
Bringing you the latest planning, building, and construction developments
Andy has been a journalist and editor covering everything from construction, business and local government to music, gaming and sport for longer than he cares to remember.
As (just about) managing editor, he has the awesome responsibility of putting together our quarterly digital publications, PBC Today and BIM Today.
When not at the cutting-edge of all things planning, building control…y and BIM-tastic, he can be found mooching around Manchester, watching cartoons with his daughter, “researching” classic cocktails and stubbornly, some might say heroically, refusing to accept what his body is telling him on the 5-a-side field.
Interested in contributing to our publications? Contact Andy at by phone on (01270) 502873 or by email at ajowett@pbctoday.co.uk
Our Managing Digital Editor, Steph, has a BA in Journalism from the University of Chester. She is responsible for ensuring that our website is always up to date with high-quality content and supporting the editorial team.
Yorkshire-born and bred, Steph loves spending quality time with her husband, daughter and two dogs, going on trips, relaxing in the bath with a book, and working on DIY projects in her home.
Harriet has an MA in Creative Writing from Manchester Metropolitan University, which she uses to create the most engaging copy for the latest construction industry developments.
Aside from being the SEO supremo for PBC Today, she enjoys video games, knitting, reading science fiction and most importantly, being humble.
If you’ve got the latest news in the construction world, Harriet can be reached at hclough@pbctoday.co.uk or on (01270) 502873.
Matt is a native of Staffordshire who attended both Keele University and the University of Sheffield, studying history and obtaining a master’s degree in modern history, respectively.
He graduated in 2021 and, after a period of writing on the parts of history that interested him, took up the role of assistant editor at Innovation News Network in 2023, before joining the PBC team in July 2024.. Previously, he has been published in Sheffield University’s history blog, History Matters.
When not at work, Matt can be found reading and researching his topics of interest, painting models for games such as Warhammer, playing those games with friends, or spending time with his wonderful partner either relaxing indoors or taking in the countryside of the Peak District.