Daily Archives: 15/08/2009

Historic Scottish estate left for community benefit

A GALLERY of modern art could be created in Selkirk in the Scottish Borders after it was confirmed that historic Haining House, Category A-Listed, and its picturesque grounds have been bequeathed “for the benefit for the community of Selkirkshire and … Continue reading

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HE journal for 2010

A new journal called The Historic Environment is seeking articles from contributors with interests in the historic environment. http://www.maney.co.uk/index.php/journals/hen

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Conservatives to re-locate IPC

The Conservative party has partly clarified its position on the new planning regime for nationally important infrastructure schemes if it wins the next election. It has confirmed that projects would be determined by the relevant secretary of state rather than … Continue reading

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BD Says PPS 15 draft under attack

From Building Design: ‘Heritage groups, planners and architects have expressed concern over the latest planning policy proposals for the protection of the historic built environment. A draft of Planning Policy Statement 15: Planning for the Historic Environment (PPS 15) was … Continue reading

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BT expands red phone box adoption scheme

BT is expanding its successful adoption scheme for red telephone boxes and launching a nationwide competition to find the most innovative use of an adopted kiosk with a first prize of £5,000. BT’s “Adopt a Kiosk” scheme has already resulted … Continue reading

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