Rob Sutton
Cotswold Archaeology

Cultural heritage assets are recognised by the UK government as “… an irreplaceable resource and should be conserved… so that they can be enjoyed for their contribution to the quality of life of existing and future generations.” But how does this aspiration or policy statement manifest in the planning system? Do historic buildings and buried archaeological remains genuinely influence the design of new places? Is heritage a constraint or opportunity for developers? This lecture will explore these questions with a wide range of real examples.

Presenter biography
Rob Sutton is Director of Heritage Consultancy at Cotswold Archaeology. He has over 20 years of experience working in the heritage sector in the UK; advising developers, local government and national agencies. He acts as expert witness giving evidence on complex planning appeals involving historic buildings and buried archaeology. He has drafted industry guidance on understanding heritage assets and how change can affect significance. A graduate in archaeology from Bournemouth University, Rob has had the opportunity to work in the Middle East, and all corners of the UK on some of the most high-profile heritage projects.

This lecture will be help on campus in the JSB, and online.

You can access the lecture online via this link:
https://bradford-ac-uk.zoom.us/s/81570504606?pwd=RXdsRjYybENuSS9kK3Qwam1rMmFFUT09
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Webinar ID: 815 7050 4606
Passcode: 813048

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Location

Online & JSB