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Listed Building Consent
Listed Building Consent is required for any work that would affect the character of a listed building, including both internal and external alterations. It is separate from (and in addition to) planning permission.
Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990Valid: 3 years (to start work)
What it covers
- Description of proposed works
- Heritage impact assessment
- Conditions and restrictions
- Approved materials and methods
Who needs a Listed Building Consent?
Owners of listed buildings
Architects
Heritage consultants
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Frequently asked questions about Listed Building Consent
Do I need Listed Building Consent for internal work?
Yes, if the work affects the character of the building. This includes removing internal walls, changing original features, or modifying historic fabric. Even painting over original features can require consent.
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