English Heritage
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20.11.2020building design | called-in decision | East of England | English Heritage | Heritage | Regeneration | robert jenrick | SAVE | shopping | tall building
Controversial plans to redevelop a shopping centre in Norwich, strongly opposed by heritage campaigners for its proposed 20-storey tower, have been refused permission by the housing secretary against...
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23.10.2020buildings at risk | enabling development | English Heritage | Finance & Viability | grade I listed | Heritage | Housing | North West
Plans to part-fund the restoration of a ‘nationally important’ estate in Cheshire by building 112 homes across 12 sites over a 10-year period have been allowed after an inspector accepted the appellant’s...
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17.01.2020affordable housing | Design | English Heritage | grade I listed | Heritage | Housing | London | recovered appeal | Regeneration
A former press baron’s plans to build five towers of up to 44 storeys on the Isle of Dogs can go ahead with reduced affordable housing, after the housing secretary approved the plans against his inspector’s...
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24.04.2017Business & Enterprise | Community Engagement | development pressures | England | English Heritage | Environmental | Heritage | historic england | Ian Morrison | Leisure & Tourism | Planning Law | South West | Sports & Recreation
Historic England has appointed Ian Morrison as its new director of planning.
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31.10.2014archaeology | Development Management & Enforcement | England | English Heritage | Heritage | PPS5 | rose playhouse. roman
It’s a quarter of a century since the campaign to save the Elizabethan Rose Playhouse led to archaeology becoming a formal element in planning. As English Heritage prepares to launch new guidance, Simon...
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20.10.2014
A consultation has been launched by English Heritage and Design Council on their joint advice for tall buildings.
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