DCMS - ALB-Historic England-Statutory Casework - Gardens Trust |
£10,000 |
25/02/2022
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Statutory casework- Responding to Listed Building Consent or similar notifications, providing pre-application planning advice- Providing professional advice to conservation officers, LPAs and other
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Statutory casework- Responding to Listed Building Consent or similar notifications, providing pre-application planning advice- Providing professional advice to conservation officers, LPAs and other relevant professionals- Supporting work that addresses buildings at risk.- Advising public on LBC and planning issues- Database management for the notifications- Education and engagement production of magazines etc
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National Lottery Heritage Fund - Grant to The Gardens Trust |
£75,700 |
18/03/2021
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NL20: The Gardens Trust – Engaging with our Future
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DCMS - ALB-Historic England-Statutory Casework- Gardens Trust |
£31,070 |
01/04/2020
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Provision of statutory advice with regard to nationally designated designed landscapes within the planning system allowing expert advice to be brought to bear in relation to planning applications
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Provision of statutory advice with regard to nationally designated designed landscapes within the planning system allowing expert advice to be brought to bear in relation to planning applications affecting sites on HEs Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of special historic interest in England. Additionally, valuable data about trends in development and areas of particular risk are gathered and made more generally available. Through advice, guidance and training build capacity amongst County Garden Trusts and others who work with them to be more effectively involved in planning and conservation best practice.
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DCMS - ALB-Historic England-National Capacity Building: Historic Landscape Project |
£46,915 |
01/04/2020
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The Historic Landscape Project (HLP) capacity builds volunteers, particularly from the County Gardens Trusts (CGTs) and Gardens Trust (GT), to work to conserve historic designed landscapes so they
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The Historic Landscape Project (HLP) capacity builds volunteers, particularly from the County Gardens Trusts (CGTs) and Gardens Trust (GT), to work to conserve historic designed landscapes so they survive for public benefit as part of our national story and outdoor resource despite being more under threat than ever from built development, financial challenges, and lack of understanding and engagement.
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DCMS - ALB-Historic England-Expanding OASIS to include historic parks and gardens records: management plans data capture |
£16,698 |
01/04/2020
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This project will transfer the Gardens Trusts List of Conservation Management Plans to OASIS with the aim of positioning OASIS as the national and primary record capture for historic parks and
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This project will transfer the Gardens Trusts List of Conservation Management Plans to OASIS with the aim of positioning OASIS as the national and primary record capture for historic parks and gardens.
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DCMS - ALB-Historic England-Statutory Casework- Gardens Trust |
£10,357 |
01/04/2019
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Provision of statutory advice with regard to nationally designated designed landscapes within the planning system allowing expert advice to be brought to bear in relation to planning applications
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Provision of statutory advice with regard to nationally designated designed landscapes within the planning system allowing expert advice to be brought to bear in relation to planning applications affecting sites on HEs Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of special historic interest in England. Additionally, valuable data about trends in development and areas of particular risk are gathered and made more generally available. Through advice, guidance and training build capacity amongst County Garden Trusts and others who work with them to be more effectively involved in planning and conservation best practice.
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DCMS - ALB-Historic England-National Capacity Building: Historic Landscape Project |
£15,638 |
01/04/2019
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The Historic Landscape Project (HLP) capacity builds volunteers, particularly from the County Gardens Trusts (CGTs) and Gardens Trust (GT), to work to conserve historic designed landscapes so they
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The Historic Landscape Project (HLP) capacity builds volunteers, particularly from the County Gardens Trusts (CGTs) and Gardens Trust (GT), to work to conserve historic designed landscapes so they survive for public benefit as part of our national story and outdoor resource despite being more under threat than ever from built development, financial challenges, and lack of understanding and engagement.
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DCMS - ALB-HistoricEngland - Data not available for security reasons |
£5,960 |
01/04/2018
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ALB-HistoricEngland - Data not available for security reasons
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DCMS - ALB-HistoricEngland-Statutory Casework- Gardens Trust |
£40,615 |
01/04/2018
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Provision of statutory advice with regard to nationally designated designed landscapes within the planning system allowing expert advice to be brought to bear in relation to planning applications
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Provision of statutory advice with regard to nationally designated designed landscapes within the planning system allowing expert advice to be brought to bear in relation to planning applications affecting sites on HEs Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of special historic interest in England. Additionally, valuable data about trends in development and areas of particular risk are gathered and made more generally available. Through advice, guidance and training build capacity amongst County Garden Trusts and others who work with them to be more effectively involved in planning and conservation best practice.
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DCMS - ALB-HistoricEngland-Historic Landscape Project (Localism)- The Gardens Trust |
£53,766 |
01/04/2018
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The Historic Landscape Project (HLP) capacity builds County Gardens Trusts (CGTs) and Gardens Trust (GT) members across England to work proactively to conserve historic landscapes. This is largely
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The Historic Landscape Project (HLP) capacity builds County Gardens Trusts (CGTs) and Gardens Trust (GT) members across England to work proactively to conserve historic landscapes. This is largely delivered through 1:1 support for CGTs, facilitation of internal and external networks, training resources, profile raising, and helping CGTs with engagement. The Gardens Trust is committed to long-term growth in the conservation activities of both itself and the County Gardens Trusts and is working to develop this strategically, on a sustainable footing. We seek critical funding from Historic England to allow for the creation and nurturing of broad, secure and skilled networks between CGTs, the GT and the wider sector as the basis for our wider capacity building and conservation work. In particular, we will initiate and support key collaborative initiatives amongst the CGTs and share these models as an exemplar for other CGTs.
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DCMS - National Capacity Building Grant |
£58,482 |
27/02/2018
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Localism
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National Lottery Heritage Fund - Grant to East Midlands Gardens Trusts Group |
£99,500 |
10/01/2018
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Sharing Repton: Historic Landscapes for All
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DCMS - ALB-HistoricEngland - Data not available for security reasons |
£4,000 |
01/04/2017
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ALB-HistoricEngland - Data not available for security reasons
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DCMS - National Capacity Building Grants |
£40,615 |
21/03/2017
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Provision of statutory advice with regard to nationally designated designed landscapes within the planning system allowing expert advice to be brought to bear in relation to planning applications
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Provision of statutory advice with regard to nationally designated designed landscapes within the planning system allowing expert advice to be brought to bear in relation to planning applications affecting sites on Historic England?s Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of special historic interest in England. Additionally, gather valuable data about trends in development and areas of particular ?risk? and made more generally available.Through advice, guidance and training build capacity amongst County Garden Trusts and others who work with them to be more effectively involved in planning and conservation best practice.
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