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The extraction of aggregate represents over 80% by tonnage of non-fossil fuel minerals extracted in the UK. Following the success of the two-year pilot scheme, the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (ALSF) was extended for three years from April 2004 to provide funds to help address the environmental costs of aggregate extraction.

This volume holds a datelist of 476 radiocarbon determinations carried out between 2002 and 2004 in support of research funded by English Heritage through the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund. It contains supporting information about the samples and the sites producing them, a comprehensive bibliography, and two indexes for reference and analysis.

Radiocarbon dates diagram for Wayland's Smithy

Photographic characterisation of RAF Coltishall, Norfolk (RDRS 68-2007)

RAF Coltishall photographic characterisation part 2 (RDRS 68-2007)

RAF Coltishall report cover

RAF Scampton, Historic Characterisation report

Ranger's House - Information for Teachers

Ranger's House brochure for weddings and dinners and other hospitality events

Information for teachers planning an educational group visit

Suppliers list for Ranger's House for hospitality events

Research Advisory Panel Index of Minutes 2003 onwards

RAP Terms of Reference

RCZA Gibraltar Point to Norfolk Full Report

RCZAS - Isles of Scilly

RCZAS Bempton to Donna Nook Part 1 Report

RCZAS Brief updated 12/12/2007

RCZAS vol 2 Donna Nook to Gibraltar Point Part1

Artefacts from the sea

Artefacts from the sea

The historic environment lies at the heart of our sense of place; and England’s most attractive and distinctive environments have always been sensitive to their context. Regeneration needs to be done with equal sensitivity if it is to create better places and stronger communities. Understanding how places change, and recognising the significance of their history, is the key to successful and sustainable regeneration.

Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Interest in England: Town Walks

2007 Grant Application Form for completion and print-off.

Repair Grants for Places of Worship contracts form

Repair Grants for Places of Worship feedback form

Repair Grants for Places of Worship in England 2002 to 2005 - Claiming Payment (Closed Scheme)

Repair Grants for Places of Worship in England 2002 to 2005 Application Form (Closed Scheme)

This leaflet tells you how to prepare a schedule for the planned maintenance of your Place of Worship (2002 - 2005: Closed Scheme)

Repair Grants for Places of Worship in England 2002 to 2005: Feedback Form (Closed Scheme)

Repair Grants for Places of Worship in England 2002 to 2005: Guidance (Closed Scheme)

Repair Grants for Places of Worship in England 2002 to 2005: Profile Feedback Form (Closed Scheme)

Repair grants for places of worship in England 2005 to 2007

Repair Grants for Places of Worship maintenance form

Application Form for Repair Grants for Places of Worship

Repair Grants for Places of Worship

Report 238 RCZAS vol 4 Whitby to Reighton_1_224

Report of Chiswick House Consultation Meeting

England's Shipping

England's Shipping

GLAAS update Aug 08 to Jan 09

GLAAS update Feb 09 to June 09

Recent organisational changes within English Heritage have brought together a number of activities under single management: archaeological science, archaeological fieldwork, historic buildings and landscape investigation, aerial survey (including the National Mapping Programme), the Survey of London, and many recording specialists including illustrators, surveyors and photographers. Although these teams do not carry out all of English Heritage's research work, the new department does represent the biggest single concentration of researchers in the organisation and possibly the sector.

This issue of Research News concentrates on Silbury Hill: its history, archaeological excavation and recording, conservation, analysis and interpretation. There are also features on Ruislip Manor and Roman writing tablets.

This issue of Research News has articles on Cockersand Abbey, health institutions in the Mendip Hills, the earliest surviving motor house? Miner-Farmer landscapes of the North Pennines AONB, Chiswick House excavation, long barrows on the South Dorset Ridgeway, Carisbrooke Castle excavation and the story behind the sky blue roof of St Pancras International Station.

This issue of Research News is themed on the work at Dover Castle, specifically the Great Tower. Other articles are featured on Richborough, new base mapping techniques and the leather drying trial.

This issue of Research News gives a flavour of the range of issues confronting the historic environment which we are able to address effectively through coherent targeted research programmes. It also illustrates the range of essential partnerships within and outwith English Heritage which focus and underpin our research effort and help us to support our colleagues.

In this third issue of Research News we report on the progress and preliminary findings of a range of current research initiatives which support the English Heritage Research Agenda and the priorities set out in Making the Past Part of our Future, English Heritage’s corporate strategy for 2005-2010.

This issue focuses on the Chester Amphitheatre Project, an initiative funded, owned and supported jointly by Chester City Council and English Heritage.

Research News 5 focuses on the programme of investigation and research by English Heritage at Apethorpe Hall in Northamptonshire, undertaken as an integral part of the programme of repairs to this important country house. The results, which have greatly enhanced understanding of Apethorpe Hall, its Jacobean state apartment, and its landscape, have aided the repair programme and will inform decisions on how best to secure a sustainable future for the property. They will also allow us to tell the extraordinary story of Apethorpe Hall, and why it is so important, to everyone with an interest in its history.

In Research News 6 we examine a range of different projects and initiatives currently under way in the English Heritage Research Department in the areas of developing methodologies, new discoveries and interpretations, and outreach and training.

News of recent developments in projects undertaken by the Research Department.

News of projects and activities undertaken by the Research Department.

In this issue, we assess the erosion of the east coast, as well as our regular look at new discoveries and interpretations.

English Heritage Research Strategy 2005-2010

Reshaping the Landscape/Re-thinking the Land: Lecture to the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce (RSA), 31st January 2002

Responding to Consultation Guidance

we respond to a wide range of consultations from Government and other agencies, including many pertaining to rural issues.

We respond to a wide range of consultations from Government and other agencies, including many pertaining to rural issues.

We respond to a wide range of consultations from Government and other agencies, including many pertaining to rural issues.

Restoration Report

Restormel Castle Group Booking Form

Information for teachers planning an educational group visit

Restormel Castle Teachers Kit consists of photocopiable teaching resource: history, site plan & tour, teaching approaches, site photos, details of how to visit and support resource information

It is hoped that this document will be helpful to planning authorities and developers in preparing and considering new retail schemes in historic areas.

Review guidance

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Review of the Urban Panel trip to Chatham October 2008

Review of the Urban Panel trip to Luton May 2009

Review of the Urban Panel visit to Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft

Urban Panel Review Paper Margate March 2009

Urban Panel review paper of Weymouth and Portland

Review of the Urban Panel's visit to Bradford on the 13-14 July 2005

Review of the Urban Panel's Visit to Harlow on the 5-6 July 2006

Urban Panel Review Paper Liverpool / Wirral October 2007

Review of the Urban Panel's Visit to Milton Keynes on the 24-25 May 2006

Review of the Urban Panel's Visit to Peterborough on the 15-16 March 2006

Review of the Urban Panel's visit to Swindon on the 17-18 November 2005

Review of the Urban Panel's visit to the Black Country on the 13-14 October 2005

Review of the Urban Panel's visit to Worcester 16-17 May 2007

Revisions to Principles of Selection for Listing Buildings: Planning Policy Guidance Note 15

Richborough Fort leaflet

Richborough Roman Fort & Amphitheatre - Information for Teachers

Richborough Roman Fort Group Booking Form

Information for teachers planning an educational group visit

Richmond Castle Group Booking Form

Richmond Castle - Hazard Information for Teachers

Information for teachers planning educational group visit

Richmond Castle Teachers Kit consists of photocopiable teaching resource: history, site plan & tour, teaching approaches, site photos, details of how to visit and support resource information

Rievaulx Abbey Group Booking Form

Information for teachers planning an educational group visit

Portected Wreck Site Rill Cove finds report, complied by Kevin Camidge

Rill Cove Report

ROADS TO RUINS' Transport and the Historic Environment

Information for teachers planning educational group visit

Rochester Castle - Information for Teachers

Rooswijk Archaeological Report

Rooswijk Management Plan

Roundway

Rowton

Royal Anne Galley Report

Rufford Abbey - Information for Teachers

Rushton Triangular Lodge - Information for Teachers

Information for teachers planning educational group visit

Rycote Chapel - Information for Teachers