Historic England appoints eight chambers to £650k planning advice legal panel

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Historic England has chosen eight barristers’ chambers to provide planning related advice as part of a legal services contract worth an estimated £650k.

Details: 12.Jul.2021

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The public body tasked with identifying, preserving and listing historic buildings named the following sets to its panel:
1. 39 Essex Chambers
2. 4-5 Grays Inn Square
3. Six Pump Court (Chambers of Stephen Hockman QC)
4. Cornerstone Barristers
5. Francis Taylor Building
6. Kings Chambers
7. Landmark Chambers
8. No5 Barristers Chambers

The contract, which is scheduled to end in 2025, was not split into lots.

Adam Carey