Listed Buildings: Planning

Summary

To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the use of National Listed Building Consent Orders for alterations such as (1) secondary glazing, (2) roof re-tiling, including full strip and re-tile, and (3) any other routine works.

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1. 12 September 2025

   Written question

   To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the use of National Listed Building Consent Orders for alterations such as (1) secondary glazing, (2) roof re-tiling, including full strip and re-tile, and (3) any other routine works.

   Source: Lords

2. 25 September 2025

   Answer

   Listed Building Consent Orders are a useful mechanism to allow for streamlining in the decision making process for regular works unlikely to cause harm to heritage assets. We are aware of examples across the country where local authorities have introduced...

   Source: Written answer

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