Historic England
-
Historic buildings could provide up to 670,000 homes in England
A new report provides guidance to developers on repurposing historic buildings for residential use
-
Historic England seeks offers for former Manchester manor house
Colliers instructed to find a new owner for Baguley Hall
-
The need to balance retrofit with well-designed new buildings
COMMENT We are “proudly pro-growth and pro-development”, says Historic England chief
-
Historic England shows off new listings
A church that looks like an upturned boat and a 400-year-old car wash were added this year
-
Developers help take 200 historic properties off ‘at risk’ register
Historic England shares success stories as it adds 159 properties to the Heritage at Risk Register
-
Archaeologists to vet City of London planning applications
The new agreement has been put in place with Historic England
-
Catholic churches, cabbie shelters and Constable’s mill join heritage list
None of the 240 sites joining the list have been classed as Grade I – just two are Grade II*
-
Dorman Long tower to topple after new secretary scraps listing
In her first major act as culture secretary, Nadine Dorries reverses Historic England’s verdict
-
Everton stadium sign-off draws near
Planners expected to approve scheme tomorrow despite objections over impact on heritage site
-
Historic England breathes life back into heritage high streets
Claudia Kenyatta talks about the agency’s high streets heritage action zones fund
-
Historic England updates advice on tall buildings
Revised advice will be published in summer
-
High-rise BTR at iconic Hoover Building refused planning
Public rejects Amro Real Estate’s art deco-inspired build-to-rent development