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Frequently asked heritage questions These are some of the questions we are most often asked. If you are a CLA member and your question is not answered here, we will be happy to help further: please speak to your regional surveyor first. This section has not yet been fully updated to take into account the new heritage Planning Policy Statement PPS5 published on 23 March 2010 (see Heritage news page), but the basic system has not changed. This is only an introductory and simplified guide, and in particular you should consult the more detailed information on listed building legislation in CLA Advisory Handbook CLA34, The Law of Listed Buildings. In all cases you should also take site-specific professional advice. Return to CLA heritage homepage.
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