To list or not to list - that's the question

The owner of Hereford House complained to DCMS that, although he had been notified of the proposal to list and had attended a site visit with English Heritage, he had also been advised by them that he would have an opportunity to comment on their advice to DCMS before it was acted upon, but that did...

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Published inThe Estates Gazette p. 84
Main Author Webber, Lesley
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Sutton Reed Business Information UK 11.04.2009
Subjects
Architecture
Area planning & development
Historic buildings & sites
Judicial reviews
Multiple listing services
Procedural justice
United Kingdom > UK
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Summary:The owner of Hereford House complained to DCMS that, although he had been notified of the proposal to list and had attended a site visit with English Heritage, he had also been advised by them that he would have an opportunity to comment on their advice to DCMS before it was acted upon, but that did not occur and the building was listed. The owner complied with the judicial review protocol setting out his grounds of complaint to DCMS.
ISSN:0014-1240
2059-5123