26 Oct 2019
Edinburgh
IHBC will be at the Scottish Listed Property Owners Club (LPOC) Show – come and visit our stand.
If you are maintaining, altering or renovating your listed home – or even looking to buy one – The Scottish Listed Property Show is not to be missed!
Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
Saturday 26 October 2019
9am – 5pm
For more information follow the IHBC NewsBlogs
19 February 2019
Dundee
The Dundee Conservation Lectures 2019
A series of lectures covering a number of conservation issues, offering an opportunity to learn more about, and debate, philosophical, practical, legislative and technical matters.
Mid Century World Architecture – Films by Murray Grigor OBE
No entry charge to lecture, everyone welcome. Lectures commence at 6.00pm
Venue: Room LT2, Dalhousie Building, Old Hawkhill, University of Dundee, DD1 4EN
27 February 2019
Cambridge
The IHBC is delighted to host a stand as we help the council and local communities celebrate the 50th anniversary of Conservation Areas on Wednesday 27th February, at The Guildhall as Cambridge city centre looks back to its designation back in 1969.
Greater Cambridge Shared Planning Joint Director, Stephen Kelly invites you to please join us to look back over that time – and forward in the context of Cambridge’ growth, with the help of displays and presentations including:
Hear about recent archaeological work in Cambridge from the County Archaeologist. Get Historic England’s perspective from the outgoing Regional Director and from Duncan Wilson, the Chief Executive. Take the opportunity to hear from Civic Voice, Executive Director – Ian Harvey and the Historic Towns & Villages Forum’s Chair – Steven Bee about the continuing importance of conservation areas.
1-5pm open to all – stalls/displays/talks and, 6pm by invitation – informal reception. Speakers, panel, drinks, buffet.
Large & Small Halls, The Guildhall, Market Hill, Cambridge CB2 3QJ
RSVP to Historic.Environment@cambridge.gov.uk by 18th February.
For more information see cambridge.gov.uk and greatercambridgesharedplanning.com
9 November 2018
Lincoln
Dr Charles Mynors is a lawyer with specialist expertise in planning and ecclesiastical law. He is also a Fellow of the RTPI and the RICS, and a member of the IHBC. After almost ten years as a planning officer in local government, he practised for over 25 years as a barrister from chambers in the Temple. He now heads up a team in the Law Commission, simplifying planning law in Wales; the Commission’s consultation paper, published in November 2017, has been described as “surprisingly readable”.
He has written a number of books on his specialist areas, three of which (those on listed buildings, trees, and advertisements) have gone into subsequent editions; each has become the standard textbook in its field. He is an adviser to the Prince’s Regeneration Trust. He lectures widely, and is a Visiting Professor at Oxford Brookes University and regular lecturer at Bath University.
Charles’s latest book – “Listed Buildings and Other Heritage Assets” (published by Swet & Maxwell in September 2017), 5th edn written jointly with Nigel Hewitson – is a comprehensive guide to the increasingly complex law in this area. It is an indispensable guide for practitioners, lawyers and judges and many others; it covers all the new legislation, the NPPF, and over 100 new cases, and applies in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Delegate fee to be confirmed – open to non-members
Maximum 50 places on a ‘first come first served basis’
Venue: City of Lincoln Council Chamber, City Hall, Beaumont Fee, Lincoln, LN1 1DD
Further details on the dedicated website
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