Let us know what you think about proposals to extend Leominster's existing historic market town centre conservation area - 15 August to 26 September 2022. This consultation is closed.
Proposals to extend Leominster Town Centre's conservation area
We asked residents, property owners and businesses to have their say on a review of a Leominster conservation area, including a revision to its conservation area boundary.
A conservation area is designated because of the special quality of an area's architectural and historic interest, with the aim of preserving or enhancing the unique character or appearance. Conservation area status strengthens control over demolition, minor development, advertisements and the protection of trees within the designated area.
Leominster Town Centre was designated as a conservation area in May 1969, in recognition of the special architectural quality and remarkable range of building types.
Although the majority of the conservation area will remain unchanged, during the appraisal the boundary of the existing conservation area was reviewed and consideration given to extend it to the north to include additional buildings that would contribute to the character of the conservation area.
- View the draft Conservation Area Appraisal and extension to the conservation area
- View document explaining the purpose of the proposed extension to the conservation area
These details were sent by letter to residents affected by the proposed extension
We held two virtual events for you to ask questions. They were on Thursday 8 September and Thursday 22 September from 6pm to 7pm.
We also held two drop-in events where you could see the documents and plan, and talk to us about them. They were at Leominster Town Council Offices on Friday 26 August and Thursday 22 September between 10am and 5pm.
The consultation closed on Monday 26 September.
Further information
If you have any questions about this consultation please email DutyOfficerHeritageBuildingEnquiries@herefordshire.gov.uk