Joint statement published with ALGAO, Society for Museum Archaeology, Council for British Archaeology, British Association for Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology, Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Advisory Panel on the Archaeology of Burials in England, University Archaeology UK, Soci
Please find below the ALGAO Cymru response to the recent consultation by the Welsh Government on recent proposals to the current marine licence exemptions
This consultation seeks views on proposals to:1. introduce a new Accelerated Planning Service for major commercial applications with a decision time in 10 weeks and fee refunds if this is not met
Consultation: Additional flexibilities to support development
Full title: Consultation on additional flexibilities to support housing delivery, the agricultural sector, businesses, high streets and open prisons; and a call for evidence on nature-based solutions, farm efficiency projects and diversification
Consultation: Strengthening planning policy for brownfield development
This consultation seeks views on changes to national policy to strengthen planning support for brownfield development, and ensure we make the best use of land. The document consults on 3 proposals:
Hedgerows are important ecological building blocks across our landscapes. They provide habitat, act as wildlife corridors, slow soil erosion and water run-off, support crop pollinators and sequester carbon.
Public commemoration in Wales: guidance for public bodies
The purpose of this guidance is to help local authorities, town and community councils, and other public bodies reach well-informed decisions about existing and future public commemorations.
Society of Antiquaries - The Future of Archaeology in England: A Manifesto
In November 2020 the Society of Antiquaries published a paper called The Future of Archaeology in England: A Manifesto on how to improve use of the results of developer funded archaeological work.
The consultation draft has been prepared by a chamber-balanced working group reflecting economic, environmental and social interests taking full account of earlier stakeholder input.
The National Planning Framework (NPF) is a long term plan for Scotland that sets out where development and infrastructure is needed to support sustainable and inclusive growth. A new process to review the existing NPF3 is underway.
