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Statements
consultation responses, letters, press releases etc.
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Consultation response Managing change in
the Historic Environment (
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Consultation
response - Consultation on the Removal of the Duty of Planning Authorities to
Notify Historic Scotland (
·
Consultation
response - Mineral extraction in harbour areas (20/08/09)
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Consultation response - SPP (24/06/09)
·
Written evidence on the Marine Bill
(11/06/09)
·
News
release Heritage investment
reaps economic rewards (
·
BEFS response
to HEACS report and recommendations on the infrastructure of the historic
environment sector: letter and annex (
HEACS Report and
Recommendations on the infrastructure of the historic environment: Paper outlining the initial comments
and a preliminary view by BEFS Board (
Copy
of HEACS Report: http://www.heacs.org.uk/newsreleases/2008/infrastructure.htm
Publications
Statements
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Briefing
- BEFS Marine Bill Historic Environment Taskforce briefing document Briefing Marine Bill Debate (
Working Groups
REMIT: There is currently a lack of
inter-disciplinary focus on urban design issues at a strategic level within
Scotland. To address this gap, the group will explore issues associated with
urban design, focussing in particular on practical aspects, and promote these
issues to a wide audience of stakeholders including non-governmental
organisations, civil servants and MSPs in Scotland.
Evolving out of the Urban Design Alliance in Scotland, this group re-convened
in June 2006, and has identified the following key areas of activity:
REMIT: The remit of HEWG is to:
HEWG will do this by leading on historic environment
issues within BEFS; identifying and monitoring issues, shaping developing
thinking on policy, legislation and practice and championing key issues, all
within the context of the holistic place-making focus of the Forum.
This strand of activity is being developed. A
workshop is currently being planned which will consider the forthcoming
consultation on the energy performance of non-domestic buildings.