Restoration and Renewal - Revision history

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	* City Hall, London.		* City Hall, London.
	* Demolishing Whitehall.		* Demolishing Whitehall.
		+	* Enhanced Maintenance and Improvement EMI.
	* Gothic revival style.		* Gothic revival style.
	* Machicolation.		* Machicolation.
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	* Parliamentary procedure.		* Parliamentary procedure.
	* Redesigning parliament to help end the Brexit deadlock.		* Redesigning parliament to help end the Brexit deadlock.
−	* Restoration and Renewal.
	* Restoring the Palace of Westminster's ventilation system.		* Restoring the Palace of Westminster's ventilation system.
	* Scottish Parliament Building.		* Scottish Parliament Building.

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	* 2013: Initial establishment of the programme.		* 2013: Initial establishment of the programme.

−	~~[https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us]~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

−	[[Category:~~Articles_needing_more_work~~]]	+	* 10 Downing Street.
		+	* 2020 IHBC Gus Astley Student Awards.
		+	* Big Ben.
		+	* City Hall, London.
		+	* Demolishing Whitehall.
		+	* Gothic revival style.
		+	* Machicolation.
		+	* Monument and context.
		+	* Mr Barry's War.
		+	* Nineteenth century building types.
		+	* Oxford Movement.
		+	* Palace of Westminster.
		+	* Parliamentary procedure.
		+	* Redesigning parliament to help end the Brexit deadlock.
		+	* Restoration and Renewal.
		+	* Restoring the Palace of Westminster's ventilation system.
		+	* Scottish Parliament Building.
		+	* St Pauls Cathedral.
		+	* Strawberry Hill House.
		+	* The Story of Kensington Palace.
		+	* US Capitol Building.
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		+	= Related links =
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		+	* [https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us]
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	Background		Background

−	* 2026: Delivering restoration and renewal of the Palace of Westminster: the costed proposals published.	+	* 2026: [https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/51442/documents/285576/default/ Delivering restoration and renewal of the Palace of Westminster: the costed proposals] published.
	* 2023: A new two-tier governance structure (Client Board and Program Board) was established, with the Programme Board meeting for the first time in February 2023.		* 2023: A new two-tier governance structure (Client Board and Program Board) was established, with the Programme Board meeting for the first time in February 2023.
	* 2022: Governance restructuring announced to replace the initial sponsor body.		* 2022: Governance restructuring announced to replace the initial sponsor body.

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	Background		Background

−	* ~~2013~~: ~~Initial establishment~~ of the ~~programme.~~	+	* 2026: Delivering restoration and renewal of the Palace of Westminster: the costed proposals published.
−	* 2015: ~~Independent Options Appraisal~~ published.	+
−	* 2016: Joint Committee report recommended a full decant.	+
−	* 2019: The Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act 2019 received Royal Assent.	+
−	* 2022: Governance restructuring announced to replace the initial sponsor body.	+
	* 2023: A new two-tier governance structure (Client Board and Program Board) was established, with the Programme Board meeting for the first time in February 2023.		* 2023: A new two-tier governance structure (Client Board and Program Board) was established, with the Programme Board meeting for the first time in February 2023.
		+	* 2022: Governance restructuring announced to replace the initial sponsor body.
		+	* 2019: The Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act 2019 received Royal Assent.
		+	* 2016: Joint Committee report recommended a full decant
		+	* 2015: Independent Options Appraisal published.
		+	* 2013: Initial establishment of the programme.

	[https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us]		[https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us]

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	* Preserve the Palace as an internationally recognised symbol of the UK and the home of Parliament for future generations.		* Preserve the Palace as an internationally recognised symbol of the UK and the home of Parliament for future generations.
	* Directly benefit the thousands of staff who work here and one million people who visit each year, by improving accessibility, fire safety, reliability and efficiency of services, security, visitor access, and health and safety.		* Directly benefit the thousands of staff who work here and one million people who visit each year, by improving accessibility, fire safety, reliability and efficiency of services, security, visitor access, and health and safety.
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		+	Background
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		+	* 2013: Initial establishment of the programme.
		+	* 2015: Independent Options Appraisal published.
		+	* 2016: Joint Committee report recommended a full decant.
		+	* 2019: The Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act 2019 received Royal Assent.
		+	* 2022: Governance restructuring announced to replace the initial sponsor body.
		+	* 2023: A new two-tier governance structure (Client Board and Program Board) was established, with the Programme Board meeting for the first time in February 2023.

	[https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us]		[https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us]

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−	The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme refers to the programme of refurbishment for the Palace of Westminster and was originallly established in 2013 by both of the Houses of Parliament. It was formalised with the passing of the Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act 2019 and underwent significant governance restructuring, with a new R&R Programme Board taking over in February 2023., which continued to be responsible for planning and carrying out the extensive work to refurbish the Palace of Westminster, home of the House of Commons and House of Lords.	+	The [https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme] refers to the programme of refurbishment for the Palace of Westminster and was originallly established in 2013 by both of the Houses of Parliament. It was formalised with the passing of the Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act 2019 and underwent significant governance restructuring, with a new R&R Programme Board taking over in February 2023., which continued to be responsible for planning and carrying out the extensive work to refurbish the Palace of Westminster, home of the House of Commons and House of Lords.

	A destination for more than a million visitors every year, it is also Ithe place of work for thousands of people and the heart of the UK and specifically England's centuries-old democracy. Most of the building dates from the Victorian era and some parts are significantly older. Over the decades, its fabric and its services have deteriorated and are increasingly in need of substantial repair or replacement. The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme was established to deliver this work.		A destination for more than a million visitors every year, it is also Ithe place of work for thousands of people and the heart of the UK and specifically England's centuries-old democracy. Most of the building dates from the Victorian era and some parts are significantly older. Over the decades, its fabric and its services have deteriorated and are increasingly in need of substantial repair or replacement. The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme was established to deliver this work.
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	* Preserve the Palace as an internationally recognised symbol of the UK and the home of Parliament for future generations.		* Preserve the Palace as an internationally recognised symbol of the UK and the home of Parliament for future generations.
	* Directly benefit the thousands of staff who work here and one million people who visit each year, by improving accessibility, fire safety, reliability and efficiency of services, security, visitor access, and health and safety.		* Directly benefit the thousands of staff who work here and one million people who visit each year, by improving accessibility, fire safety, reliability and efficiency of services, security, visitor access, and health and safety.
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		+	[https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us https://www.restorationandrenewal.uk/about-us]

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−	The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme is responsible for planning and carrying out the extensive ~~and necessary~~ work to refurbish the Palace of Westminster.	+	The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme refers to the programme of refurbishment for the Palace of Westminster and was originallly established in 2013 by both of the Houses of Parliament. It was formalised with the passing of the Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Act 2019 and underwent significant governance restructuring, with a new R&R Programme Board taking over in February 2023., which continued to be responsible for planning and carrying out the extensive work to refurbish the Palace of Westminster, home of the House of Commons and House of Lords.

−	~~The Palace of Westminster is the home of the House of Commons and House of Lords. It is not only a place of work for thousands of people and a~~ destination for more than a million visitors every year, ~~but~~ also the heart of ~~our~~ centuries-old democracy.	+	A destination for more than a million visitors every year, it is also Ithe place of work for thousands of people and the heart of the UK and specifically England's centuries-old democracy. Most of the building dates from the Victorian era and some parts are significantly older. Over the decades, its fabric and its services have deteriorated and are increasingly in need of substantial repair or replacement. The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme was established to deliver this work.

−	Most of the building dates from the Victorian era and some parts are much older. Over the decades, its fabric and its services have deteriorated and are increasingly in need of substantial repair or replacement. The ~~Restoration and Renewal (~~R&R) Programme ~~was established to deliver this work.~~	+	The R&R Programme says it will:

−	~~The R&R Programme will:~~	+	* Restore the iconic home of Parliament while ensuring value for money and supporting thousands of jobs and businesses across the UK.
−		+	* Preserve the Palace as an internationally recognised symbol of the UK and the home of Parliament for future generations.
−	Restore the iconic home of Parliament while ensuring value for money and supporting thousands of jobs and businesses across the UK.	+	* Directly benefit the thousands of staff who work here and one million people who visit each year, by improving accessibility, fire safety, reliability and efficiency of services, security, visitor access, and health and safety.
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−	Preserve the Palace as an internationally recognised symbol of the UK and the home of Parliament for future generations.	+
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−	Directly benefit the thousands of staff who work here and one million people who visit each year, by improving accessibility, fire safety, reliability and efficiency of services, security, visitor access, and health and safety.	+

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	+	The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme is responsible for planning and carrying out the extensive and necessary work to refurbish the Palace of Westminster.

	+	The Palace of Westminster is the home of the House of Commons and House of Lords. It is not only a place of work for thousands of people and a destination for more than a million visitors every year, but also the heart of our centuries-old democracy.
	+
	+	Most of the building dates from the Victorian era and some parts are much older. Over the decades, its fabric and its services have deteriorated and are increasingly in need of substantial repair or replacement. The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Programme was established to deliver this work.
	+
	+	The R&R Programme will:
	+
	+	Restore the iconic home of Parliament while ensuring value for money and supporting thousands of jobs and businesses across the UK.
	+
	+	Preserve the Palace as an internationally recognised symbol of the UK and the home of Parliament for future generations.
	+
	+	Directly benefit the thousands of staff who work here and one million people who visit each year, by improving accessibility, fire safety, reliability and efficiency of services, security, visitor access, and health and safety.
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	+	[[Category:Articles_needing_more_work]]

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