Daily Archives: 12/04/2017

‘HESPR @30+’ as IHBC’s heritage business listing passes 30!

HESPR, the IHBC’s heritage business listing formally recognised by lead heritage such as Historic England, is the institute’s promotional and quality assurance service for businesses that work to conservation and service standards expected by the institute, and recent new arrivals … Continue reading

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Reminder deadline 18 April for IHBC member opportunity for HS2

IHBC member opportunity for HS2: ‘Enabling Works Supplier Day’, 3 May, VOX, Birmingham – registration deadline 18 April

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IHBC members: HE wants your help to ‘Enrich the List’ and support all our heritage care and management

The Historic England (HE) ‘Enrich the list’ programme opens access to information sources that support the management and care of listed buildings and structures, and IHBC members are especially encouraged to share their knowledge and enhance care for our heritage … Continue reading

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IHBC consultation response to HE’s revision of Maintenance and Repair of Traditional Farm Buildings

The IHBC has submitted its response to the consultation draft from Historic England (HE) on its revision of The Maintenance and Repair of Traditional Farm Buildings, aimed at offering practical advice to farmers and other users, noting among numerous detailed … Continue reading

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UN Security Council adopts historic resolution for the protection of heritage

The United Nations Security Council has unanimously adopted the historic resolution 2347 – the first ever resolution adopted by the Security Council to focus on Cultural heritage – in which it ‘Deplores and condemns the unlawful destruction of cultural heritage, … Continue reading

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£40M cash boost for England’s coast

Over 30 exciting new projects are set to create new jobs, attract tourists and boost economic growth – including improvements to the Grade II listed pier at Southport and the transformation of a partly derelict green space and seafront promenade into … Continue reading

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England’s new measures to unlock brownfield land

Councils will have new tools to speed up development of derelict and underused land for new homes according to Housing and Planning Minister Gavin Barwell.

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Councillors reject plans for student housing behind Mac due to possible WHS bid

Councillors in Glasgow have rejected controversial plans – recommended by officers – for a student accommodation block next to Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Category A-listed Glasgow School of Art, with reasons including that it ‘could harm a future bid for World Heritage … Continue reading

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Hidden menace threatens fabric of historic homes

English Heritage, warned yesterday that what has been a perennial headache is to become worse, with the estimated numbers of household moths at its properties doubling in the past five years.

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