Historic Places Panel

The Historic Places Panel – previously known as the Urban Panel - provides a broad spectrum of independent expertise to help local authorities and others engage in the regeneration and revitalisation of historic places.

The Panel’s visits, which typically last for two days, provide strategic recommendations and a legacy of networking that can have formative and lasting benefits.

Membership

Peter Studdert - Chair

Dr Nigel Baker
Peter Buchan
Jane Dann
Sophia de Sousa
Johanna Gibbons
Michael Hayes CBE
Julian Hill
John Lord
Rebecca Madgin
Rosemarie MacQueen MBE
Geoff Rich
Chris Smith
David Ubaka
Katie Wray

Site visit dates

2019: Isle of Wight (June); Grimsby (September); Reading (tbc)

The review paper of each site visit will be published as soon as they are approved as a correct record.

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