If you're planning changes to a listed building, a property in a conservation area, or a site with heritage significance, you may need a Heritage Statement as part of your planning application.
This document assesses the historical and architectural value of your property and explains how your proposed works will impact it.
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Not sure if you need one? Read our guide on when a Heritage Statement is required to ensure your application meets local planning requirements
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If you are planning works to a building within a Conservation Area, and need a Heritage Statement to accompany a Planning Application, we can help.
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If you are thinking of upgrading your historic property with renewables or improving the energy performance, you may need Planning Permission and/or Listed Building Consent.
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Garden buildings can be an easy way to add space, and garden structures like sheds, garden offices and cabins may require consent if within the curtilage of a Listed Building.
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If you are proposing major changes to garden walls, gates or railings and need to justify changes to Planners or Conservation Officers, we can write a report to support your Application.
Simply provide basic details about your project, and we’ll handle the rest – ensuring your Planning and Listed Building Consent applications are complete
