- Placemaking & Design
- 5 CPD Hours
This event is aimed at LPA planners as part of our LPA Engage Training Programme. Discounted rates apply to LPA planners only.
Event Description
Conserving and enhancing the historic environment is an integral element of sustainable development, helping to positively shape the places we create. The event aims to support planning professionals working with heritage in both plan making and decision making, and will cover various aspects of heritage in the planning process, including updates on the recent ‘Heritage Works for Housing’ guidance published by Historic England. Presentations will be given by experts from a variety of backgrounds, working in different areas of the heritage and planning sector; followed by a panel discussion.
Programme
Chaired by Eithne FitzGerald, Deloitte
- Heritage-led Regeneration Partnerships - speaker tbc, Historic England
- Digital Delivery for Conservation Area Appraisals - Becky Burrows, Donald Insall Assocs
- Heritage Works for Housing - Frances Hampson, Deloitte
- Consideration of Archaeological Interest - Ian Miller, GMAAS
- Energy/Retrofit in Heritage Buildings - tbc
- Case Study: Pall Mall Court, Manchester - Alex Smith, Sheppard Robson
- Walking Tour: Rochdale HAZ - Mike Atkinson-Smith, Rochdale Council
Accessibility
- The nearest train station is Rochdale Railway Station, which has step free access and accessible ticket gates Rochdale Station | National Rail. A taxi rank is located to the front of the Station, along with the Metrolink stop with trams continuing on to Rochdale Town Centre tram stop. Return tram travel from Rochdale Railway Station to Rochdale Town Centre Stop is free with any valid National Rail ticket where the journey commences from a Greater Manchester fare zone railway station, although the ticket should be retained at the gate line by speaking to station staff.
- The Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre offers the closest fully accessible car park - Parking and Centre Information – Rochdale Exchange. The fastest way to reach the museum is along the pedestrian route via the vehicle entrance to the car park, with lift access to all levels of the car park and main shopping mall where the payment machines are located being available.
In order to ensure everyone has the best possible experience, the RTPI is committed to delivering inclusive events. To discuss access needs or any special requirements, please contact Bev Watson.
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