Historic Environment Scotland (HES) is seeking views to help shape future ‘Managing Change’ guidance.
HES are seeking your feedback to ensure Managing Change guidance is fit for purpose. This engagement aims to understand how the guidance is currently being used and how they can improve the guidance as a tool to support decision making.
Your feedback will inform priorities for topics for new guidance and updates.
Have your say by answering this survey
Deadline for submissions ins 17th September 2024.
Workshops
In addition to the survey we are also running two workshops that are a further opportunity to give feedback on the series and topics. Sign up on Eventbrite or contact heritagepolicy@hes.scot
Background on Managing Change guidance
Managing Change in the Historic Environment guidance series supports good decision making in the historic environment. The guidance notes set out the key things to think about when different types of changes are proposed.
Managing Change can have weight in any decision where the Historic Environment Policy for Scotland (HEPS) is relevant. This can include decisions on funding, plans and policies.
The guidance series forms part of national guidance on managing change in the historic environment. The National Planning Framework (NPF4) refers decision makers to this guidance, and it is a material consideration for relevant decisions in the Scottish planning system.
