The South East Local Office is a multi-disciplinary team covering nine counties and 74 local planning authorities within the south east of England.
Our role includes:
- Providing statutory and other advice on the management of the historic environment
- Working with other organisations at a strategic and local level to benefit the historic environment
- Offering grants for secular buildings, places of worship, ancient monuments and help for tackling heritage at risk
Guidance and Advice
- Planning Advice - what steps you need to take if you want to make changes to a listed building, a scheduled monument or a registered park or garden
- Statutory Consents - permissions required for work affecting listed buildings, scheduled monuments, conservation areas, ecclesiastical exemption, planning permission, protected wrecks, parks, gardens and battlefields
- Listing and Designation - find out what is protected and how to propose somewhere new to be listed, scheduled or registered
- Grants - our priorities for funding the repair and conservation of historic buildings, monuments and designed landscapes
- Heritage at Risk - find out what is at risk in the South East by searching the Heritage at Risk Register and see useful guidance on tackling the problem
- Guidance - our guidance and advice library by topic
Our South East Properties