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Thanks Elaine!

Enjoy your weekend.

Rob

Rob Edwards
Historic Environment Records Officer
Archaeology Planning Advisory Service
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From: Issues related to Historic Environment Records [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Elaine Willett
Sent: 05 June 2009 14:27
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Subject: Re: Environmental Stewardship

Rob,

Nearly every HLS agreement in England is underpinned by an ELS agreement (the rules of which apply regardless of whether or not an HLS agreement exists on a holding), so in effect the rules are exactly the same for HLS are they are for ELS and the paragraphs you mention in the ELS handbook are the ones that will govern what an HLS agreement holder can and can't do.

If you're in any doubt, your regional HEA (Peter McCrone, I'm guessing) would be able to clarify.

Hope you're well - see you soon,

Elaine

Elaine Willett
SHINE Coordinator / Rural Development Officer
ALGAO: England

Historic Environment Unit
Hertfordshire County Council
County Hall
Pegs Lane
Hertford
SG13 8DN

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Dear All,

The new hand book for Entry Level Environmental Stewardship published in October 2008 presented in much more detail the caveats/requirements for Archaeological fieldwork and metal detecting on (post Oct 08) agreement holders land (section 1.5.5 I think). I’m having difficulty in tracking down the same information for High Level. Can anyone provide me with a page reference?? Area the caveats the same??

Best wishes

Rob

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