Pippa Pemberton Email & Phone Number

Funded by UKRI/AHRC via WRoCAH (White Rose College of the Arts & Humanities).

Independent consultancy taking on all heritage management roles, from funding applications to feasibility studies, high-level conservation planning to detailed historic landscape research. Can work directly with clients and also delighted to join consultancy teams.

Wales

Projects with CBA have included supporting Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to support the updating of their WHS Management Plan & to contest tall building planning applications. Wrote Conservation Plans for Chelsea Physic Garden & RHS Wisley as part of their successful NLHF bids. Working with CBA in the past, my work has received awards as exemplars of professional excellence from the Landscape Institute (World Heritage Site conservation planning and materplanning at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew) and the Academy of Urbanism (heritage-led regeneration at Richmond, North Yorkshire).

Wales Green Party

Voluntary post on Wales Green Party Council.

Wales Green Party

York, United Kingdom

As Inspector of Ancient Monuments for West Yorkshire I had responsibility for Scheduled Monuments casework, working with applicants for Scheduled Monument Consent during pre-application discussions and the application process, alongside a suite of positive casework to develop more innovative management programmes with landowners.As Historic Environment Field Advisor I liaised with owners of scheduled monuments and the communities that lived near them or used them, to develop best management practices. I worked closely with the Forestry Commission to develop both Forest Management Plans and Scheduled Monument Plans for their extensive estate in North Yorkshire. I worked with consultants to develop a Conservation Plan for Pontefract Castle, which has recently (2015) received major funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund to implement its conservation and to provide heritage-led regeneration for the town. I contributed to national policy on rural archaeology and the Conservation Principles.

Nidderdale Area Of Outstanding Beauty

I was seconded from English Heritage to develop a Heritage Strategy for the Nidderdale AONB, which was carefully crafted in close consultation with a large number of stakeholders, including an exceptionally large number of very active local heritage societies. A key focus of the Strategy was to ensure that these volunteers continued to be supported in their work. I advocated for heritage within the AONB organisation, proofing heritage across all of their work.

East Sussex

Key projects included:* Landscape Institute award-winning suite of work for Royal Botanic Gardens, KewLead author for their World Heritage Site Conservation Plan and Management Plan, researching and reinterpreting the historic landscape development of the gardens and developing a strategy for its future management. This fed into a suite of landscape masterplanning documents planning future landscape development in the gardens, with which I was heavily involved.* Multiple award-winning Richmond Swale Valley Community InitiativeLead author in this innovative Countryside Agency funded pilot project, which developed an integrated heritage-led regeneration strategy for the town. This ran for 10 years as a community delivery project, implementing the strategy and transforming the town.* Durham Castle and Cathedral Lead author for the World Heritage Site Management Plan, which I recently found was used as a model for the Babylon WHS Management Plan. I'm happy with that ;-)* Contributed to World Heritage Site documentation for Liverpool Mercantile City and the Giant's Causeway.* Chichester Harbour AONB - lead author for the Historic Landscape Character Assessment of the AONB* East Sussex Landscape Character Assessment - contributed historic environment analysis and policy* Thames Gateway Rapid Historic Landscape CharacterisationDevelopment and implementation of innovative new methodology for English Heritage for assessing the historic landscape sensitivities and development capacities of large areas.* Conservation Plan for Newhaven Fort, East Sussex - lead author

Oxford, United Kingdom

Had responsibility for developing the Institutional Accounts as a newly separate business within this archaeological publisher and book-selling company, analysing the needs of institutional customers such as libraries and university departments, and ensuring that they were met. Significantly multiplied turnover in this key market through this individualised attention.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Archaeology And Heritage Management

In close research partnership with Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Funded by UKRI/AHRC via WRoCAH (White Rose College of the Arts & Humanities).

Master'S Degree, Landscape Archaeology, Distinction

Bachelor'S Degree, Archaeology, Second And Third Year

Bachelor'S Degree, Archaeology And Anthropology, First Year

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Heritage, Unfinished

My PhD research focussed on the heritage and community impacts of the then government's Housing Pathfinder Renewal Scheme. This entailed.