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Ancient Monuments

Ancient monuments and archaeological areas are scheduled by the Secretary of State where they are considered to be of national importance. Scheduled monuments may include bridges, uninhabited castles, ruined ecclesiastical buildings, early industrial sites (no longer working), associated machinery and adjoining land, as well as archaeological sites. Most works to a scheduled monument will require scheduled consent directly from the Secretary of State.

Contact:
Historic Scotland
Longmore House, Salisbury Place
Edinburgh EH9 1SH
Tel: 0131 668 8600

New development affecting the site of an ancient monument will require planning permission, obtained in the normal way (but with additional requirements).

Works to a scheduled monument which is also a listed building require scheduled monument consent, as above, and new works affecting such a monument also require City Development Department

 

 

 
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