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Listed Building Consent

Listed building consent is needed for ANY alterations, extensions or demolitions which affect the character or fabric of a listed building. This applies to ALL PARTS of the building, interior and exterior, regardless of the listing grade and whether the feature to be altered is mentioned in the official list description. This will include boundary walls. It may also apply to associated buildings which are within the curtilage of the principal building. Curtilage buildings are ones which form part of the land and have done so since before 1 July 1948.

It is an offence in law to carry out unauthorised works to a listed building.

• Further information on listed buildings

If your proposal affects a building which is also a Scheduled Ancient Monument, you will need to make an application to English Heritage for Scheduled Monument Consent. This supersedes the requirement for Listed Building or Conservation Area Consent.

Follow this link to download the relevant application forms and validation checklists.