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Re: Julian Richards gives his view on the tunnel
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jonmor wrote:
Until this point, I don't think that anyone has had to think about it. I'm not convinced that anyone is now.


On the contrary, it has been thought about extensively for many years and I think you do a lot of people a disservice if you think otherwise. I suggest you read some conservation documents - the Burra Charter and the UNESCO Convention for a start, and then English Heritage's guidance on the setting of heritage assets and Historic England's Historic Environment Note 2 and the recent draft for discussion, Note 3.

It's impossible to make conservation choices without employing mechanisms for assessing significance and that's what happens every day.


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21st February 2017ce
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