Boston Archaeology Advice and Built Heritage Conservation Consultancy

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£263,685

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Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire

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Advisory architectural services
Archaeological services

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Published

2 years ago

Description

This contract aims to provide Archaeological and Built Heritage Conservation Advice services for the Councils that meet current and future legislative requirements providing Advice service for the Councils on any heritage matters relating to Planning including Development Management, Enforcement, Policy / Forward Planning.

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Boston Borough Council

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James Hawes

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+44 1553616200

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+44 1529461499

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