A »In the East Midlands, archaeological geophysical surveys are a critical component of pre-development assessments, required by the National Planning Policy Framework to mitigate impacts on buried heritage assets, and a range of reputable companies offer these specialized services, each with distinct expertise and regional experience. One of the most prominent providers is University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS), which operates as a commercial unit of the University of Leicester and has an extensive track record in conducting geophysical surveys across the region, including large-scale magnetometry and resistivity surveys for residential and infrastructure projects, often using their in-house research to refine methodologies. Similarly, Trent & Peak Archaeology, now part of the York Archaeological Trust, is based in Nottingham and provides comprehensive geophysical survey services, including earth resistance and ground-penetrating radar (GPR), with a strong emphasis on integrated archaeological strategies for developments in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, and

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