LISTED HERITAGE


THE LISTED PROPERTY OWNERS’ CLUB MAGAZINE


Established in 1993, The Listed Property Owners’ Club is the authoritative source of information and advice on the maintenance, responsibilities and obligations of ownership of Britain’s protected buildings. Additionally it provides a voice in Parliament to represent the views of its members.


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All telephone enquiries 01795 844939 The Listed Property Owners’ Club


Head Office Lower Dane Hartlip, Kent ME9 7TE info@lpoc.co.uk www.lpoc.co.uk


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Listed Heritage magazine is published bi-monthly by The Listed Property Owners’ Club exclusively for members. Membership is £60 per year (reduced to £4 a month or £48 a year when paying by Direct Debit). For more information and to join please contact us on the details above.


THE TEAM Peter Anslow


Martin Anslow Kirstie Oakes David Brown Peter Bell


Craig Wilson


Dean Wright Lynda Taylor Vicky Harfleet Georgina Clapp Philosophy Design


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Scottish Office 93 George Street Edinburgh EH2 3ES info@lpoc.scot www.lpoc.scot


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e you a new member or a seasoned reader of the magazine I’m sure you will find many articles of interest, we cover a whole range of heritage conservation issues that should be of


help to you, with contributions from leading conservation practitioners Historic England, Historic Environment Scotland and Cadw.


Publisher Editor-in-Chief


Membership Manager VAT Advisor


Conservation Advisor


Scottish Conservation Advisor


Insurance Advisor Sales Manager Sales Executive


Customer Relations Design


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Listed Heritage is published by The Listed Property Owners’ Club Limited as an information resource only for Members. The views expressed in Listed Heritage by any contributor are their own and not necessarily those of The Listed Property Owners’ Club Limited or the Managing Editor. No responsibility can be accepted by The Listed Property Owners’ Club Limited, the Managing Editor, or the contributors for action taken as a result of information contained in this publication. Readers should seek specific advice when dealing with specific situations.


When you have finished with this magazine please recycle it.


Martin Anslow Editor-in-Chief


This summer, The Listed Property Owners’ Club launched the national petition calling on the Chancellor to reduce the rate of VAT to 5% on repairs and approved alterations to listed buildings. We are already a quarter of the way to our target of 10,000 signatures that will trigger a response from the Government, but there is still a way to go. Make your voice heard by signing the petition on www.lpoc.co.uk/vatpetition – more details in this issue’s Campaign for Owners on page 10.


As well as the inclusion of our usual Listed Heritage features – members’ letters, case studies, appeal casefiles, interiors and the suppliers directory – we have a collection of specialist articles on cob buildings. A popular feature of the magazine are the personal accounts of listed building owners, and this issue also includes a particularly interesting insight into the experiences of actress and animal conservationist Daphne Neville, who lives in a converted Grade II listed stone-built mill in Gloucestershire.


Enjoy the magazine and do get in touch if you have any queries, feedback, or anything else you’d like to share with us.


from Te Listed Property Owners’ Club


Listed Heritage Magazine September/October 2018


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