The Sill Project, Once Brewed, Northumberland. Conservation Management Plan.

The Sill Project relates to land at Once Brewed, Henshaw, Northumberland (NY 75248 66892). It is part of the partnership The Sill: Unspoilt Landscapes, Inspiring People, between the Northumberland National Park Authority (NNPA) and the YHA (England and Wales), which is managed by the Sill Project Board. It has been proposed that the YHA hostel and visitor centre at Once Brewed be redeveloped and,
in order to inform the project proposals and to ensure the long-term conservation management of the site, and to provide learning and engagement opportunities, this Conservation Management Plan (CMP) has been prepared. The CMP area is situated within an extremely rich historic landscape and lies within the boundary of the Hadrian’s Wall portion of the UNESCO Frontiers of the Roman Empire World
Heritage Site (FRE WHS), which includes numerous scheduled monuments.
The first iteration of the CMP area comprised the current area and the field to the east of the road to Henshaw. The field to the east of the road to Henshaw is now omitted
from the CMP area, as it no longer forms part of The Sill development, although it remains as part of the wider study area for the CMP.