Rescue Says : going for growth should not be at the expense of the natural and historic environment
On Friday 23rd September, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng delivered a mini-budget which suggests that the pursuit of
RESCUE Says: The City of London must have an archaeological advisor
Rescue is greatly concerned to have been informed that the City of London Corporation have
Rescue write to Sheffield University Vice Chancellor concerning proposed cuts to archaeology department
Rescue have written to express our concern regarding reported proposals which threaten closure of Sheffield
The Queen’s Speech: “Laws to modernise the planning system, so that more homes can be built, will be brought forward” re-iterates the fallacy that the planning process is the major impediment to the rate of housebuilding.
Archaeologists and others involved with protecting and improving the environment, both historic and natural, remain
