The Conservation Plan explains the significance of the church of St Michael’s Highgate, identifies how that significance is vulnerable and sets out policies for retaining that significance in its daily use, current and any new management regime or alteration. It is a working document which, regularly reviewed, can provide a sound framework for the management of this significant place. This Conservation Plan is not a definitive account of the history of St Michael’s, nor does it catalogue every aspect or part of its fabric. It is intended to be used as a primary resource and management tool for those involved with developing proposals or making decisions about the use, maintenance, management and future of the church. The plan is also known as Conservation Management Plan and was created on the principle that a historic building cannot be protected through management without a thorough understanding of what makes it important and why. The plan can be viewed by clicking here:
