Conservation Bulletin 42
Rural Matters
This issue of Conservation Bulletin focuses on rural matters.
Contents
- Rural matters: Introduction by Jane Grenville p2
- The countryside: At the crossroads p4
- Cultural landscape: View from Europe p10
- The Leader + Scheme: Helping rural communities p12
- Historic environment: Agri-environment schemes p16
- Plough damage: A new approach to mitigation p22
- Abandon, repair, convert?: A future for historic farm buildings p24
- Historic farm buildings: Audit and evaluation p28
- Historic farm buildings:Characterisation p30
- East of England Region: Rural buildings at risk p32
- Farm buildings and FMD: English Heritage’s response p36
- Abbey Farm Barn: Repair rescues monastic barn p38
- England’s wetlands: Monuments at risk p40
- Coastal defence: Caring for our coastal heritage p46
- The Peak District: Lead rakes project p48
- Turning the plough: Loss of a landscape legacy p52
- Advice on archaeology: Countryside Archaeology Advisors p56
- Archaeological sites: Threat of bracken p58
- Archaeological landscapes: Unlocking information for use p60
- Historic chapels: The Cornish chapels survey p62
- Diversity and Vitality: Comment p64
- Heritage Hikes: Getting back to the countryside p65
- Muchelney, Somerset: Grass roots conservation p66
- Market Towns: Highlighting the assets p68
- Planning Portal Programme p72
- Post-World War II landscapes p74
- England's legal heritage p78
- Architectural paint research p80
- St Pancras gasholders p82
- News from the NMR p84
- Notes p87
- New publication p89
- Building in Context p92
Additional Information
- Series: Conservation Bulletin
- Publication Status: Completed
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