Many of the county’s most significant heritage assets are protected by national designation such as Listed Buildings, Scheduled Monuments, Registered Parks and Gardens or through being located within a Conservation Area.

There are many more significant historic buildings, landscapes, archaeological remains and civic structures that are not formally recognised but play an important role in defining the character of our communities. These local heritage assets are at risk of being overlooked and losing their significance through alteration, or in some cases complete demolition.

The Local Heritage List Campaign partnership will develop a new framework that provides a unified approach to Local Listing in Lincolnshire.

The campaign will engage communities and local groups to identify the most significant local heritage assets across the county to be nominated for inclusion on new Local Lists of Heritage Assets. As the project is only anticipated to last for twelve months, there will be a number of area and thematic based pilot studies to test the new framework.

This video is an introduction to the project from Project Lead Felix Mayle.
For any further questions about the project or how to get involved please contact the team htladmin@heritagelincolnshire.org