Contested Heritage #4: Curating our heritage

06/26/24 • 24 min

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The Planning, Environment & Property Podcast

The Acceptance in Lieu scheme allows Inheritance Tax to be paid with art. Clarissa Levi and Richard Harwood KC talk to Professor Frances Fowle of the University of Edinburgh and Scottish National Galleries. They discuss an important collection of paintings, heritage strategy and an unusual application of the AiL Scheme.

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Contested Heritage #5: Barts Heritage

The restoration of the Great Hall and Hogarth Staircase at St Bartholomew’s Hospital in the City of London is one of the most exciting conservation projects presently underway. Richard Harwood KC and Clarissa Levi talk to Will Palin, Chief Executive Officer of Barts Heritage, about the project, the health benefits of heritage and a mediation which resolved a planning judicial review.

More information about the project, tours of the works and the new book, St Bartholomew’s Hospital 900 Years, are available from Barts Heritage

Barts Heritage: https://url.uk.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/zvW7CMQ8ycxBjn4IwPF29?domain=bartsheritage.org.uk/