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Planning Tools
Planning authorities play a vital role in protecting England's heritage
Climate Change
The implications of adaptive responses and mitigation, including policies on renewable and low carbon energy
Managing local authority heritage assets
Key decision-makers responsible for the funding and care of council-owned heritage assets
Places of Worship
Consent processes for places of worship
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Delivering heritage advice
~ Local authorities are responsible for the conservation of 95% of the historic environment
World Heritage
~ Local authorities have a major role to play in the management of World Heritage Sites
Europe
~ The European Union impacts on cultural heritage in a number of ways
Policy for protected landscapes
~ England’s National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs)provide a major repository for some of our most important historic sites
Heritage Protection
~ Local authorities play an important role in heritage protection and are responsible for the conservation of 95% of the historic environment
Sites in Farmland
~ Farmers are the principal stewards of our rural heritage
Coastal & Marine Heritage
~ Our heritage is enshrined in our coastal and sub-tidal maritime archaeology