In this blog post, we take a look at conservation areas in more detail...

Planning permission is a critical process when making alterations to registered parks and gardens in the UK

Who are the National Amenity Societies and why should we consult them? Read on to find out more.

Grade I listed buildings account for 2.5% of protected sites in the UK. Find out what makes them so special in this week's blog!

There are nearly 20,000 scheduled monuments in the UK, but what are they and what does it mean in terms of the planning process?

Looking for ways to better care for your listed property? Here are some essential tips for owning a listed building.

The smoke bay is an early ancestor of the modern fireplace and chimney.

Enabling development is the method of allowing development that would have a seemingly unfavourable impact on a heritage asset.

Currently a bit of a thorny topic within planning, today we are looking at the level of protection and treatment afforded to...

A common misconception about the role of a heritage consultant is that we visit the most interesting and picturesque heritage sites....

At their roots, both civil engineers and architects exist to create a physical environment in which people can live and enjoy; but...

Despite there being widespread regional variations within the design of farmsteads, there are a number of common shared issues that arise.

If you have ever owned a listed building, you may have come across what is known as a curtilage listed property.

Welcome to the Team, Natalie! Natalie is a professional heritage consultant with experience working on a variety of sites types, each...