Conservation Management Plan - Tamworth Borough Council

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Costed 10 year Action Plan • Arrangements for annual inspection • Detailed list of items for inspection and maintenance for short and long term • Timing of work • Resources • Arrangements for Record Keeping 2.5.4 Adoption, Implementation and Review It is recommended that the Conservation Plan is formally adopted by the Local Planning Authority as Supplementary Planning Guidance. It can also be used as the basis for a Heritage Partnership Agreement, drawn up with English Heritage to agree consents for routine maintenance. The plan should be reviewed in 5 years and the gazetteer periodically updated after significant new discoveries during works on site. A copy of this document and the gazetteer should be lodged in the castle archive along with the management and maintenance plan and records of past interventions. Tamworth Borough Council have commissioned this document as a sign of their commitment to the maintenance of the significance of the Castle for current and future residents of Tamworth. 114 Part 2 www.marionblockley.co.uk Tamworth Castle Conservation Management Plan
Consultees Louise Troman, Heritage Services Manager Tamworth Borough Council Sarah Williams, Documentation Officer Tamworth Borough, Council Kirsty Sherwood, Education Officer, Tamworth Castle, Tamworth Borough Council Audrey Pulcella, Front of House Manager, Tamworth Castle, Tamworth Borough Council Robert Mitchell, Director of Community and Partnerships, Tamworth Borough Council Bob Meeson, former Staffordshire County Archaeologist and author of draft Conservation Management Plan for Tamworth Castle Steve Mason, Partner, Hancock Wheeldon and Ainscough Consulting Civil and Structural Engineers Katy Stiles, Senior Ecologist Baker, Shepherd and Gillespie, Ecological Consultants Cllr Bruce Broughton, Leader Tamworth Borough Council (until December 2009, former portfolio holder for the castle) Cllr Jeremy Oates, Portfolio Holder for Economic Development and Enterprise (including the castle) Cllr Rob Pritchard, Portfolio Holder for Corporate Governance Cllr Mary Oates, Portfolio Holder for Quality of Life Cllr Danny Cook, Portfolio Holder for Community Cohesion Cllr John Garner, Cabinet Member, Councillor for Castle Ward Jane Parry, Development Plan and Conservation Officer, Tamworth Borough Council James Roberts , Economic Development and Enterprise Manager, Tamworth Borough Council Matthew Fletcher, Economic Development Officer, Tamworth Borough Council Fred Gibson, Consulting Architect ST Walker and Duckham Richard Finnigan, Marketing and Publicity Officer, Tamworth Borough Council Tamworth Castle Conservation Management Plan www.marionblockley.co.uk Matthew Bowers, Development Plan Manager, Tamworth Borough Council Stacy Birt, Manager Tourist Information Centre Tamworth Ian Perkins, Tamyouth Leader Staffordshire County Council Ian Owen, Street Scene Development Officer, Tamworth Borough Council David Tomlinson, Manager Tamworth Assembly Rooms Helen Trueman, Tamworth Council for Voluntary Service Nicola Leadbetter, Youth Volunteer Adviser, Staffordshire County Council Ken Clayton, Tamworth Heritage Trust John Harper, Local Historian and features writer Tamworth Herald Steve Greenhall, Friends of Tamworth Castle Maureen Tonks, Friends of Tamworth Castle Dave Ansell, Chair, Friends of Tamworth Castle Brian Beasley, Friends of Tamworth Castle Pat and Geoff Thompson, Friends of Tamworth Castle Steve Dean, Staffordshire County Archaeologist Dr Nigel Tringham, University of Keele, Staffordshire VCH Part 2 115
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Conservation Policies (Vol. 1) Afte
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Introduction The Brief The Tamworth
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This document takes account of the
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Cabinet members were given an eveni
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An alternative theory is postulated
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A widely promulgated theory is that
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It formed the main approach to the
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Phase 5 The Tudor and Jacobean Cast
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Royal Visits We know that the enhan
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Holloway Lodge was built as a suita
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The modernist concrete bridge over
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The setting of the Castle, dominate
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However, on the accession of Edward
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Name Born Acquired castle Died Robe
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the claim to power of new regime. A
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