Acklam Hall Update: The council planners have said its only topsoil for drainage work and that does not need to be overseen by an archaeologist. The work done (apparently) has been marking out for the adaptation / upgraded drainage works. Any intrusive groundworks will occur as per an agreed scheme of investigation and such works are to be supervised by a recognised professional archaeological consultant to IFA standards. I have been assured that NO further work will be done until one is present. I personally think no work should have been done at all but I am currently looking into if any planning conditions have been ignored. English Heritage have confirmed they have been told the work is for drainage and they are powerless to stop anything. Archaeology societies have been told the work is an archaeological test pit. What do you think?
Posted on: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 14:28:33 +0000
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