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Power of Place Revisited: Learning the Lessons

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'Power of Place' (PoP) was the title given to a 48-page review of the policies relating to the historic environment of England that was published in 2000. It established for the first time a shared agenda for the historic environment sector and made 18 recommendations for action variously by government, the sector, local authorities and owners. PoP Revisited: Learning the Lessons is not itself about paving the way to setting a new long-term agenda by making available to a new generation of decision-makers in a consolidated and authoritative way the evidence of what worked, for whom and why. PoP Revisited will combine data analysis and opinion from a wide range of stakeholders to establish a …

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What the buyer calls it
Power of Place Revisited: Learning the Lessons
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
8 Mar 2020
Work ends
30 Sep 2020

Who the buyer named

James Spry was the named contact on this notice.

procurement-he@historicengland.org.uk