Use of 'Article 4 Directions' in Peterborough
The rapid spread and growth of Peterborough in the late 19th and
early 20th centuries can be traced through the distinctive
architecture and building styles which are still visible today. In
the late 1970's there was strong public interest and concern over
the loss of the city's heritage through clearance and unsympathetic
alterations to older residential properties
Certain buildings at risk were protected by 'Article 4
Directions'. Between 1979-1982 some 59 Directions
were issued on over 600 Victorian and Edwardian properties. In
1994, further Directions were issued on properties in a number
of conservation areas. The Directions are periodically reviewed to
make sure that standards are being maintained.
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Buildings in Peterborough subject to Article 4 Directions
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