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Building surveying > Conservation and restoration > Applying for consent for planned work on a heritage protected site

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Any application for listed or registered historic buildings, or conservation area consent requires the completion of the relevant application forms from the local planning authorities. Scheduled Monument consent applications are made to the relevant national heritage authorities. The application packs give full details of all that is required to...

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