Sentences with phrase «heritage assets»

Cases of this type require a wide understanding of heritage assets in the landscape.

«We are in a race against time as antiquities thieves steal heritage assets worldwide for financial gain.

Peter Murphy, English Heritage's coastal survey expert who is currently completing a national assessment of coastal heritage assets in England, says: «The loss of most of the medieval town of Dunwich over the last few hundred years — one of the most important English ports in the Middle Ages — is part of a long process that is likely to result in more losses in the future.

Historic England experts investigate how geophysics and specialist survey methods can be used to learn about heritage assets

In turn, technology used to exploit satellite data has be applied to cultural heritage assets from the Vatican Library as proof of concept for multidisciplinary cross-valorisation.

Historic England experts use airborne remote sensing methods to identify, record and monitor the condition of heritage assets

The management of the Park is supported by a Higher Level Stewardship agreement, which is helping to ensure that these important environmental and heritage assets are cared for.

PPS 5 sets out guiding principles for the management of «heritage assets» within the planning system and essentially means that proposals for change should be proportionate to their degree of significance.

Historic England welcomes the Sentencing Council's new theft guidelines which include «heritage assets» for the first time.

The programme will focus on the tropes of current archaeology practices such as the visualisation of heritage assets, and the questioning of the geological sediment layers that evidence human life on planet earth.

We specialise in advising on listed building consent issues including development within the setting of heritage assets that could affect their significance.

The key issues are often establishing the correct level of heritage signficance, using guidance and policy where appropriate to establish special interest, character and appearance or setting depending on the heritage assets concerned.

My statement needed to demonstrate clearly that the visibility of housing development did not automatically constitute harm to the heritage assets.

These involve a complex array of assessment and understanding from the significance of the heritage asset, the nature of its setting and the contribution that the setting makes to signficance.

Acting for English Heritage (now Historic England) the case concerned the impact of a proposed windfarm on the significance and interrelatedness of heritage assets.

Heritage conservationists, however, are warning that the sale of Britain's historic buildings to developers is putting the country's architectural heritage at risk because, while the government is keen for local groups to take on «heritage assets» when they come on the market — which could be an improvement in areas where local bodies are not looking after properties well — in many places community groups that could take on large or awkward buildings do not exist.