Historic England consults on advice for decarbonising heritage buildings

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Historic England has published draft advice on how to decarbonise heritage buildings and improve their energy efficiency.

The government’s heritage advisor is consulting on a new advice note primarily aimed at people working in the planning process, including local planning authorities and heritage consultants.

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