Listed Buildings Frequently Asked Questions
How is a building listed?
Since 1st April 2005, English Heritage have become responsible for the administration of the listing system. A building is added in one of 3 ways:
- Periodic re-survey of a borough or district;
- Studies of particular building types e.g. post-war housing;
- Spot listing of individual buildings under threat.
- What is a listed building?
- How can I find out whether a building is listed?
- What are the different grades of listing?
- What information does listing include?
- What are the effects of listing?
- Can I do any work to a listed building without requiring Listed building consent?
- Can I do emergency work to a listed building?
- How do I apply for listed building consent?
- What policies apply to listed buildings?
- What are the criteria for listing?
- How is a building listed?
- How can I get a building listed?
- Can I get a decision to list a building reviewed?
- Can a building be removed from the statutory list?
- What can the Council do about neglected listed buildings?
- How do I report a Building at Risk?
Contact Information:
By telephone: 01628 685687
By email: planning.policy@rbwm.gov.uk
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