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Whether you own or rent, if you live in an older house and want to cut your energy bills, this page summarises what to do.
To improve energy performance at home, consider the factors that affect your energy use, your home's energy efficiency, and how they interact.
An introduction to the renewable energy options available to owners of older buildings.
Find out how Energy Performance Certificates and private rented sector regulations apply to listed buildings and buildings in conservation areas.
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Research Results
Find out how to access the results of our research, including from past projects.
Current Research Programme
Find out about Historic England's current comprehensive research programme.
Research Methods
Historic England uses a wide range of techniques to investigate and interpret remains of the past and carry out research into England's heritage
Support & Collaboration
Find out about the support and funding that we provide to those carrying out research into the historic environment.
Research Strategy & Agenda
The Research Strategy and Agenda for Historic England sets out what research we do or fund and is a tool for collaboration with academic researchers
Research Governance
Historic England's approach to research governance including research integrity and conduct.
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John Cattel, our National Head of Research introduces Issue 25 of Historic England Research Magazine, focusing on managing landscape level change.
Historic England Landscape Strategy Adviser Jonathan Last gives an overview of the theme of this issue: managing change at landscape level.
Developing the methodology for assessing sensitivity of the historic environment at the earliest stages of major landscape change.
The challenges of managing change in complex townscapes and time-depth.
Developing a methodology for understanding where future significant archaeological discoveries may be made.
Harnessing the potential of existing knowledge to develop predictive models of Roman settlement.
Evidence of landscapes and lifeways from the distant past brought to light during replenishment of Essex beaches.
Discussion of how historic landscape be more fully involved at the earliest stages of planning for large-scale landscape change.
Developing new datasets to ensure that the right tree is planted in the right place.
Exploring the evolving role of archaeology in large-scale nature recovery projects.
A roundup of recent research reports added to our database in June 2023 to August 2023, displayed by heritage themes.
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Find out which of England's historic sites are currently at risk.
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