Planning jobs in Monmouthshire
Planning roles with Monmouthshire and employers nearby in Wales. Updated every day.
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The council last advertised a planning role with us in August 2026. Here are the nearest live jobs, within 25 miles, or get Monmouthshire jobs by email each week.
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NewCloses 3 November
Planning Officer South Gloucestershire Council · Yate, South West · 23 miles
£37,563 – £40,444
NewPosted 2 days ago
Associate Planner / Associate Director Planner Marrons · Bristol, South West · 23 miles
Competitive
NewCloses 1 November
Planning Policy Lead West of England Combined Authority · Bristol, South West · 23 miles
£65,787 – £71,964
NewPosted 2 days ago
Associate – Planning Rapleys · Bristol, South West · 23 miles
Competitive
NewCloses 16 November
Principal Planning Enforcement Officer x2 Bristol City Council · Bristol, South West · 23 miles
£48,738 – £51,928
NewCloses 3 November
Senior Planning Officer South Gloucestershire Council · Yate, South West · 23 miles
£46,579 – £49,817
About the area
Planning in Monmouthshire
Monmouthshire lies in the south-east corner of Wales, along the border with England, with Abergavenny, Monmouth, Chepstow, Caldicot and Usk as its main towns. Monmouthshire County Council is the planning authority for most of the county, and Bannau Brycheiniog National Park Authority plans for the hills in the north-west, around Abergavenny. Planning works within Future Wales, Planning Policy Wales and the council's Local Development Plan.
The lower Wye Valley along the eastern edge is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the county's market towns have many listed buildings and conservation areas. Phosphate levels in the Wye and Usk river systems affect where new homes can be approved. In the south, Caldicot, Magor and the Severn crossings sit close to Newport and Bristol, bringing housing demand and pressure for employment land. Rural casework, landscape and heritage matter as much as growth. Planners in Monmouthshire enjoy a mix of countryside, historic towns and cross-border issues.