Nationally listed buildings
A listed building is a building, object or structure that has been judged to be of architectural or historic interest. Buildings are graded as Grade I - national importance, Grade II* - regional importance, or Grade II - locally important. The 'listing' of buildings is undertaken by the Government's Department of Culture, Media and Sport, following consultation with English Heritage.
Listed Building Consent is required to demolish a listed building or for any alteration or extension that would alter its character. Unauthorised works to a listed building is an offence. We are responsible for considering applications for Listed Building Consent.
If you wish to do works to a building which is listed you may need to complete the following form:
Government advice can be viewed in the Government's Planning Practice Guidance.
Please remember that planning permission may also be required for alterations to listed buildings. Please contact us for more information.
Information about Runnymede's statutorily listed buildings, scheduled ancient monuments and historic parks and gardens can be found in the list building document below.
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