Archaeology and Heritage provides a professional interface with local planning authorities as well as the relevant government bodies. We provide advice to clients on all matters relating to the archaeological implications of any proposed development scheme from a single house plot up to major infrastructure projects such as mineral extraction sites, new roads, housing and industrial schemes.

We can produce mitigation and management strategies acceptable to all parties that will help minimise the impact of a development on an archaeological site and facilitate progress through the planning process. Early consultation prior to Land Purchases and Pre-application Appraisals are strongly advised and increasingly warranted, to identify a development’s archaeological potential and implications for the developer. Fieldwork supervision to monitor the implementation of such schemes can also be provided.

Land Purchases and Pre-application Appraisals

Early consultation of Land Purchases and Pre-application Appraisals are advisable before planning permission is sought. This can identify archaeological constraints, and help minimise or prevent subsequent difficulties or delays during the application/development process. These appraisals are of particular importance to land developers and their agents; housing and industrial purchases/applications and private individuals connected with purchasing land for development purposes.

To find out more about our consultancy and land purchase services, please contact us.

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