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Our heritage team leaves no stone unturned

The conservation of the UK’s heritage assets forms one of the core principles underpinning the National Planning Policy Framework. It’s therefore important to fully assess and quantify the constraints and risks posed by archaeology, and by historic buildings and landscapes.

Our heritage team can provide you with expert advice on all aspects of the historic environment and will guide you through the steps necessary to achieve a planning consent.

CSA Environmental can:

  • Provide expert assessments and liaise with consultees on your behalf
  • Arrange and co-ordinate the work of archaeological fieldwork contractors, providing objective advice on the scope and extent of works
  • Represent you at appeal, providing expert witness services for built heritage, archaeology and historic landscape
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Archaeology

The archaeological resource includes extant remains, such as earthworks associated with prehistoric activity, as well as below-ground archaeological features.

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Built Heritage

The built heritage resource includes Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas, designated for their special architectural and historic interest, as well as other historic buildings.

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Historic Landscapes

The historic landscape includes designed landscapes, such as historic parks and gardens, as well as man-made agricultural landscapes.

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Representing your Interests

In a planning environment where the setting of heritage issues are frequently a factor in planning decisions, it’s important to have good advice.

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Ragdale, Leicestershire

CSA first became involved in this project in response to comments from the archaeological advisor to the LPA and Historic England, following submission of a planning application. The glamping pods are within the setting of the Grade II* listed Church of All Saints, a designated heritage asset of the highest significance, and are also within […]

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Former Coalite Site, Derbyshire

Acting on behalf of St Francis Group, CSA provided expert advice on built heritage and archaeology. The Site is part of a larger area, previously granted outline planning permission for residential development and associated ancillary uses.

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Watling Street, Hockliffe

CSA Environmental were commissioned to provide archaeology and heritage services in relation to proposed residential development at Watling Street, Hockliffe. CSA also provided ecology, landscape and urban design services. CSA prepared a heritage desk-based assessment (DBA), considering the archaeological resource, built heritage and the historic landscape. This was informed by a review of the National […]

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Cokerhurst Farm, Bridgwater

CSA Environmental were engaged to provide archaeology and heritage services for a 31 hectare site at Wembdon, Bridgwater, proposed for residential development.

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Former Eggborough Power Station

CSA was engaged to provide heritage and archaeology services in relation to proposed redevelopment of part of the former Eggborough Power Station. The construction of the power station had removed the potential for below-ground remains but the buildings themselves were of sufficient interest to warrant a programme of recording prior to their demolition. CSA Environmental […]

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Land South of A4130, Didcot

Acting on behalf of Barwood Land, CSA provided expert advice on ecology, landscape, urban design, arboriculture and archaeology. Our teams worked together to input to the design of our Development Framework Plan and Illustrative Masterplan in support an outline planning application. Challenges were faced to accommodate a significant tree belt subject to a Tree Protection Order and to […]

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