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Article on the ethical arguments relating to the retention or reconstruction of the façade of a historic building, and also concerning the use of façades as a historic feature in themselves.

Article giving an overview of the legislation relating to listed buildings, conservation areas and scheduled ancient monuments; including

On the role of Article 4 directions in preventing damaging alterations to unlisted buildings of interest in a Conservation Area.

Article on the scope of VAT in relation to historic buildings, with examples of how the regulations are applied and of VAT tribunal cases.

On the history of cast iron as a structural element in post-medieval houses, its characteristics and factors to consider in the conservation of buildings where it is likely to be found.

On the use and characteristics of flint, chert and jasper as building materials in historic buildings, and factors to consider in the repair and conservation of flint buildings.

On the management issues relating to historic parks and gardens, conservation management plans and other management tools, developments in the legislation protecting them and sources of funding and support.

On the history and development of Portland cement as a building material from the seventeenth century onwards.

Article on the Georgian theatre in Richmond, North Yorkshire, one of only four theatres retaining their pre-1830 form and style, and on the history of its restoration, including the use of primary and secondary evidence of its original structure, decoration, lighting, fixtures and fittings.