Protecting Our Built Heritage
To ensure the Built Heritage of Northern Ireland has the best possible protection and care we work closely with local councils, community and heritage groups, developers and owners. We also develop legislation and policies to protect our historic monuments and buildings and work with other government departments to make sure these are applied and enforced.
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State Care sites, protected by being in our ownership or guardianship. |
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How we schedule monuments for protection under the Historic Monuments and Archaeological Objects (NI) Order 1995. |
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How we protect by Listing under the Planning (NI) Order 1991 and details of recent listings and delistings. |
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How we protect areas of special architectural of historical interest. |
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Areas of Townscape or Village Character, Local Landscape Policy Areas and Areas of Significant Archaeological Interest and Designation on Area Plans. |
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World Heritage sites and the European Heritage label. |
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The legislation used to protect our built heritage. |
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Protection through the Planning Process Protecting archaeological sites by working with Planning Service. |
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Protection through the Register of Historic Parks, Gardens and Demesnes of Special Historic Interest. |
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How we protect our Defence Heritage. |
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How we protect our Industrial Heritage. |
