Do we need listed building consent?

By:

Mynors, C

Language: English Series: Journal of Planning and Environment Law ; February 1998, 101-115(15)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: Deals with issues raised by the government green paper, "Protecting our heritage", relating to buildings and areas of special interest. Puts forward the suggestion that the whole system of listed building consent should be abolished.

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Deals with issues raised by the government green paper, "Protecting our heritage", relating to buildings and areas of special interest. Puts forward the suggestion that the whole system of listed building consent should be abolished.

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