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Saturday, September 9, 2017

Friend, Nick Childs on gaining planning for historic buildings, Sheppard makes hotel school donation, Hirst takes One Aldwych role and more

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Bats in the battlements!
Nick Childs, of Childs & Sulzmann Architects, reveals the trials and tribulations involved in gaining planning permission for a hotel extension to a Tudor castle. Read more...

Hirst appointed managing director at One Aldwych

UK: One Aldwych, in London's Covent Garden, has appointed Simon Hirst as managing director.




Chester boutique hotel set for history-inspired makeover

UK: The Bridge Street Townhouse in Chester is set to undergo a £250,000 transformation.



Bespoke chairman Sheppard makes donation to hospitality school

UK: Robin Sheppard, founder and chairman of Bespoke Hotels, has made "a significant donation" to the Oxford School of Hospitality Management at Oxford Brookes University.


Historic naval building moves closer to boutique hotel conversion

UK: Developer Urban Splash is a step nearer to converting the Melville Building at Royal William Yard in Plymouth.




Back to nature

 
• Experts may have gone out of fashion in UK political circles, but when it comes to getting planning permission to convert a historic buildings in to a hotel, they are very much in evidence - as architect Nick Childs found out when working on designs for an extension at Thornbury Castle, near Bristol.

Childs lists "the sheer number of experts that are needed, even to make the initial submission for planning approval. From archaeologists to ecologists, highways consultants to drainage engineers".

While this inevitably adds extra time and cost to the process, it ensures that historic properties have safeguards against the more eccentric or brutal ends of the development spectrum, and means that important buildings are preserved for future generations.

Rather than design objections, it is quite often the native flora and fauna which gets in the way of planning consent being granted. When, in a previous role I edited a magazine for the housebuilding sector, it was the presence of the great crested newt which often held up the bulldozers, much to the chagrin of the developers. In Childs' case it was bats - click here to find out the full story.

• The agenda for the 2018 Boutique and Lifestyle Hotel Summit is now live. For next year's event we are making things a little more interactive, with some new sessions formats, and there will be a whole host of fresh faces in tears of speakers. We're in the process of confirming speakers from across the world, both from within in the industry and other sectors. It's going to be something special.

Click here to see the agenda and here to buy tickets. For speaker, sponsorship and exhibition enquiries, email info@internationalhospitality.media.

George Sell, editor, Boutique Hotel News


Quick Q&A: Janera Soerel, SecondHouse

BHN talks to Janera Soerel, founder of sharing economy second-home platform SecondHouse.


The tourism backlash

European tourist destinations have witnessed a wave of protest this summer from locals who claim that increasing visitor numbers are destroying their neighbourhoods.







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BLHS2017 interviews: Francine Heywood, GuestRevu

BHN at the ITM Conference 2017: Linda Bekoe, Global Hospitality Services

BLHS2017 interviews: Kevin Charity, The Coaching Inn


BLHS2017 interviews: Nick Davies, The Cottage in the Wood

BHN at SEAHIS2017: Norbert Vas, Archipelago


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