Heritage
Runnymede is rich in heritage assets. The following map depicts the Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas, Scheduled Monuments and Registered Parks and Gardens present in the area.
Heritage Headlines
- 307 statutory listed buildings
- No statutory listed buildings currently at risk
- A large number of locally listed buildings
- 9 Scheduled Ancient Monuments
- 57 Areas of High Archaeological Potential
- 8 Conservation Areas
- A number of important historic parks and gardens (more Grade I and II* than any other Surrey district or borough) – the largest being Windsor Great Park to the northwest of Runnymede.
- Woburn Farm in Addlestone (Grade II Historic Park and Garden) is at risk and in declining condition.
What does this mean for the Local Plan?
The new Local Plan, as far as it is able to do so, and without repeating national decision-making policies (NDMPs) should retain, strengthen and/or implement policies/actions to minimise the risks to the historic environment by proactively planning for its protection/enhancement and enjoyment whether through policies, allocations or design guides/codes. The Local Plan should also include policies/actions to protect/enhance cultural assets and opportunities to improve access to cultural facilities/services.
Sources of further baseline information
Detailed baseline information, an analysis of existing conditions and future trends, and how this information will inform the new Local Plan, can be found in Chater 10 of the SA Scoping Report.
Sources of other useful information
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