Art and Cultural Property – contested heritage: Powers and principles
In the first webinar of 39 Essex Chambers' Art and Cultural Property Series, Richard Harwood QC, David Sawtell, Catherine Dobson and Professor Antonia Layard discuss contested heritage: whether statues or other memorials should be removed because of the conduct of those depicted.
The panel consider:
- The legal controls in listed building and planning legislation
- The likely form of the changes proposed in England by Robert Jenrick
- What approaches can be taken to such items?
- How does retaining or removing items relate to historic and architectural interest as well as current opinions?
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About the speakers
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Richard Harwood OBE QC Richard Harwood OBE QC specialises in planning, environment, art and public law, acting for developers, landowners, central and local government, individuals and interest groups. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
David Sawtell David specialises in substantial construction and property disputes, as well as commercial dispute resolution. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
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Catherine Dobson Catherine has a broad practice which combines general public law and environmental law. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Professor Antonia Layard Antonia is a Professor of Law at the University of Bristol. Her research is in law and geography where she explores how law, legality and maps construct space, place and 'the local'. |
