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'Power of Place' (PoP) was the title given to a 48-page review of the policies relating to the historic environment of England that was published in 2000. It established for the first time a shared agenda for the historic environment sector and made 18 recommendations for action variously by government, the sector, local authorities and owners. PoP Revisited: Learning the Lessons is not itself about paving the way to setting a new long-term agenda by making available to a new generation of decision-makers in a consolidated and authoritative way the evidence of what worked, for whom and why. PoP Revisited will combine data analysis and opinion from a wide range of stakeholders to establish a firm base from which a reformed Historic Environment Forum can build.
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