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Council decision to turn 'remarkable' Nottinghamshire building into houses quashed by High Court

Council decision to turn 'remarkable' Nottinghamshire building into houses quashed by High Court
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Arrangements for handling heritage applications Direction 2021


Arrangements for handling heritage applications Direction 2021
This Direction sets out requirements for handling heritage related applications and comes into force on 21 April 2021.
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This Direction is made by the Secretary of State and sets out the requirements to notify Historic England (the new name for English Heritage from 1 April 2015), the National Amenity Societies and the Secretary of State of certain listed building consent applications and the circumstances in which Historic England’s own applications for listed building consent should be referred to the Secretary of State for determination. ....

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Pew! Sussex church may scrap plans to remove historic seating


The Berwick church is famous for its wall paintings by Bloomsbury Group artists, who lived nearby, but is embroiled in a dispute about whether its pews should go
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The medieval church of Berwick in Sussex is revered by the Bloomsbury-ites for its wall paintings by Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell and Quentin Bell. Delightfully set below the South Downs, the church was restored from 1855 to 1856 by Henry Woodyer, a distinguished architect, who also provided a set of pews. All the pews on the south side were later removed, and replaced with chairs, but in 1972 new pews were installed. Those were also removed last year when underfloor heating was installed, and now the parish wants, instead of putting them back, to use chairs and benches, to provide “flexibility”. There is such passionate opposition to the proposal that it looks as if the church might relent. But why have “pews” become such a burning issue? ....

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