Jersey airport is given listed building status
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The building was constructed in 1937 but airport authorities want to demolish it
The 1937-built white arrivals building at Jersey Airport has been awarded a Grade Two heritage listing.
But the listing is at odds with the airport authorities who have applied to demolish it.
They have cited a requirement to comply with current safety standards.
The Planning Minister Deputy Rob Duhamel will decide on the application to demolish the building at a meeting on 24 February.
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