Daily Archives: 27/01/2017

IHBC welcomes Historic England’s withdrawal of Curtilage Advice Note pending imminent consultation

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Following an extensive process of discussion and advice, the IHBC has welcomed Historic England’s withdrawal of its Advice Note on Curtilage, pending imminent consultation on a revised version.

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IHBC consultation response: Proposals to amend the Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP)

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The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy consulted on these proposals and the IHBC Consultation Panel welcomed the reduction in the U-values for solid wall construction but suggested that old buildings may need to be treated differently to modern … Continue reading →

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IHBC’s ‘Top HESPR tender picks’: 2 for 1 – Survey of HMS Victory and Watford BC’s condition survey, both closing Feb

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The IHBC’s commercial conservation services listing, HESPR – the Historic Environment Service Providers Recognition scheme – offers members weekly HESPR Bulletins that bring tender opportunities together into one handy resource, and the Director’s top pick for IHBC members this week … Continue reading →

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HE debate No 2: The Northern Powerhouse (and don’t forget the IHBC’s 2017 School in Manchester – transport infrastructure, 22-24 June)

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In its second debate on topical subjects, Historic England (HE) asks how heritage can strengthen the delivery of the Northern Powerhouse objectives, a theme especially close to the IHBC just now as members await the launch of the 2017 School, … Continue reading →

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Baroness Andrews OBE lodges conservation-friendly amendment to the Neighbourhood Planning Bill

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Baroness Andrews, past-Chair of English Heritage, has lodged an amendment to England’s Neighbourhood Planning Bill that, in the right circumstances would require a local authority ‘exercise its powers to compulsorily acquire the relevant building’

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Scotland’s conservation crisis No 4: ‘Architectural Heritage’ journal faces impending closure following funding withdrawal

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The renowned Journal of the Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland (AHSS) – Scotland’s only national amenity society for the historic built environment – is under threat following the withdrawal of former government funding and despite efforts to secure alternative support … Continue reading →

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HBC for Northern Ireland: ‘Buildings are at their most vulnerable when they are seen as being old-fashioned rather than historic’

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The Historical Buildings Council (HBC) for Northern Ireland has published its 19th report, which discusses the challenges of listing and de-listing properties.

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HLF & Clore Leadership Programme supporting heritage leaders, closes from 13 Feb

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The Clore Leadership Programme (CLP) and the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) have announced a three-year partnership to foster future leaders in the heritage sector through a package of Clore training and development opportunities, with applications for the 2017/2018 Clore Fellowship … Continue reading →

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Applications invited for DCMS fundraising training fund: closing 15 Feb

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The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) is seeking a partner(s) to provide subsidised fundraising training to small, local charities and community groups (closing date 15 February 2017).

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New trustees needed for the Theatres Trust: closing 1 Feb

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The Department for Culture, Media and Sport is looking for seven new trustees, especially those with skills in facilitating communication and knowledge of the artistic and cultural landscape (closing date 1 February 2017).

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Scotland’s £6.6 million for heritage works and facilities follow report citing £65 million need for repairs

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Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop has announced increased funding following publication of Historic Environment Scotland’s conservation report into the work required to restore and protect iconic buildings and monuments.

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