Daily Archives: 19/04/2017

REMINDER: IHBC & partners in Belfast, 9 May for ‘It’s Not Just Retrofit’ and IHBC Annual School Belfast2018

The IHBC Northern Ireland (NI) Branch and partners, the UAHS (Ulster Architectural Heritage Society) and RSUA (Royal Society of Ulster Architects), host a ‘Retrofit’ presentation and discussion led by IHBC trustee John Edwards in Belfast on 9 May, from 5-7pm, … Continue reading

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Guidelines for Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment

The IHBC is teaming up with the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) and the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) to produce a guidance document for cultural heritage impact assessment (GCHIA), and develop guidance as authoritative as the Guidelines … Continue reading

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Reminder: IHBC helps open CIOB/NT conference: ‘Successful Operation of Historic Building’, London 3 May

On behalf of the IHBC, Director Sean O’Reilly will join in opening the joint CIOB/National Trust conference ‘Keys to the Successful Operation of Historic Buildings’ on 3 May 2017 in Somerset House, London.

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HS2 IHBC opportunity – 3 May Birmingham event

IHBC members who registered for the HS2 ‘Enabling Works Supplier Day’ on 3 May at the VOX, Birmingham will have the chance to meet the EWCs and HS2 specialists so that they can prepare themselves to bid for the upcoming opportunities.

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Half of councils yet to publish a Local Plan warns report

Nearly half of all local planning authorities in England have yet to publish a draft Local Plan, new research has revealed.

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‘£1m house’ in Kingston collapses into rubble

The BBC has reported on a large detached house in south-west London that was thought to be worth more than £1m has collapsed.

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Plans outline five year vision for the Trossachs National Park: ‘… big priorities… to make a lasting difference…’

Scotland’s Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park is set to undertake significant rural development under a new draft five year plan now subject to a 12-week, closing 3 July.

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Opinion: Guardian views on funding church heritage – save buildings if not beliefs

An opinion piece from the Guardian recognises that the ancient churches and cathedrals of Britain are real national treasures, shared with unbelievers, and they must be paid for.

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