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North Somerset District Council Portishead Branch Line (MetroWest Phase 1) TR040011 Applicant: North Somerset District Council 5.1 Consultation Report and Appendices Appendices B1 to B2: Consultees Planning Act 2008: Sections 37(3) Author: North Somerset District Council Date: November 2019 Document Index B1 List of Statutory Consultees (Sections 42(1) (a), (aa) and (b)) for Stage 2 Consultation B2 List of non-statutory consultees and other consultees for Stage 2 Consultation B3 Landowners consulted under Section 44 (due to data protection this has not been made available for public viewing) for Stage 2 Consultation Portishead Branch Line (MetroWest Phase 1) TR040011 Applicant: North Somerset District Council 5.1 – Consultation Report and Appendices Appendix B1: List of Statutory Consultees (Sections 42(1) (a), (aa) and (b) Planning Act 2008: Sections 37(3) Author: North Somerset District Council Date: November 2019 APFP SCHEDULE 1 NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION Welsh Ministers Welsh Ministers The Health and Safety Executive Health and Safety Executive The National Health Service NHS England Commissioning Board NHS England South (South West office) The relevant Clinical North Somerset Clinical Commissioning Commissioning Group Group Bristol Clinical Commissioning Group Natural England Natural England The Historic Buildings and Historic England (national offices) Monuments Commission for England Historic England (South West office) The Relevant Fire and Rescue Avon Fire and Rescue Service Authority The Relevant Police Authority Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner The Relevant Parish Council(s) Abbots Leigh Parish Council Long Ashton Parish Council Portbury Parish Council Portishead Town Council APFP SCHEDULE 1 NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION Pill and Easton In Gordano Parish Council Avonmouth & Lawrence Weston Neighbourhood Partnership Henbury, Brentry and Southmead Neighbourhood Partnership Henleaze, Stoke Bishop and Westbury- on-Trym Neighbourhood Partnership Bishopston, Cotham and Redland Neighbourhood Partnership Central, Clifton and Harbourside Neighbourhood Partnership Ashley, Easton and Lawrence Hill Neighbourhood Partnership Greater Bedminster Community Partnership Filwood, Knowle and Windmill Hill Neighbourhood Partnership Dundry View Neighbourhood Partnership Horfield and Lockleaze Neighbourhood Partnership The Environment Agency The Environment Agency Wessex (North) Region APFP SCHEDULE 1 NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION Relevant AONB Conservation Cotswolds AONB Boards Mendip Hills AONB The Civil Aviation Authority The Civil Aviation Authority The Highways Agency (now Highways England Company Ltd. Highways England) Highways England – South West The Relevant Highways Authority Bristol City Council North Somerset Council The Coal Authority The Coal Authority The Relevant Internal Drainage North Somerset Levels Internal Drainage Board Board Lower Severn Internal Drainage Board The British Waterways Board Canal and River Trust Public Health England, an Public Health England executive agency to the Department of Health The Crown Estate The Crown Estate Commissioners The Forestry Commission Forestry Commission Forestry Commission South West APFP SCHEDULE 1 NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION England (Area Office) Forestry Commission South West England (Forest District Office) The Secretary of State for Ministry of Defence Defence RELEVANT STATUTORY UNDERTAKERS1 The National Health Service NHS England (Bristol, North Somerset, Commissioning Board Somerset and South Gloucestershire Local Area Team) NHS England (South) Local Area Team Bristol, North Somerset, Somerset and South Gloucestershire Local Area Team Ambulance Trusts South Western Ambulance Service (previously Great Western Ambulance Service) Railways Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd Highways England Historical Railways Estate Road Transport Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust Dock / Harbour Bristol Harbour Authority Bristol Port Company 1 Includes all consultees identified in the Scoping Opinion by the Inspectorate APFP SCHEDULE 1 NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION Licence Holder (Chapter 1 Of NATS En-Route Safeguarding Part 1 Of Transport Act 2000) Universal Service Provider Royal Mail Group Relevant Homes and Homes and Communities Agency Communities Agency Water and Sewage Undertakers Bristol Water Wessex Water Ltd. Public Gas Transporters2 Energetics Gas Limited ES Pipelines Ltd ESP Connections Ltd ESP Networks Ltd Fulcrum Pipelines Ltd Independent Pipelines Ltd Indigo Pipelines Ltd National Grid Plc Quadrant Pipelines Ltd SSE Pipelines Ltd 2 LNG Portable Pipeline Services Ltd (who were a listed entity) no longer hold a gas licence so were not consulted APFP SCHEDULE 1 NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION Scotland Gas Networks Plc (Edinburgh) Southern Gas Networks Plc (Surrey) Wales and West Utilities Ltd Electricity Distributors with Eclipse Power Networks Limited Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) Powers Energetics Electricity Ltd Energy Assets Power Networks Ltd ESP Electricity Ltd Fulcrum Electricity Assets Ltd Harlaxton Energy Networks Ltd Independent Power Networks Ltd Leep Electricity Networks Ltd Murphy Power Distribution Ltd The Electricity Network Company Ltd UK Power Distribution Ltd Utility Assets Ltd Energy Assets Networks Limited (formerly Utility Distribution Networks Ltd) APFP SCHEDULE 1 NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION Vattenfall Networks Limited Western Power Distribution (South West) Plc Electricity Transmitters with CPO National Grid Electricity Transmission Plc Powers The Secretary of State for Department For Transport Transport Other The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC Support Co) Marine Management Organisation The Maritime and Coastguard Agency West of England Joint Committee Trinity House Corporation English Heritage LOCAL AUTHORITIES Local Authorities North Somerset Council Bristol City Council South Gloucestershire Council Bath and North East Somerset Council APFP SCHEDULE 1 NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION Mendip District Council Sedgemoor District Council Somerset County Council Monmouthshire County Council City of Cardiff Council Gloucestershire County Council Wiltshire County Council Vale of Glamorgan Council Newport City Council Portishead Branch Line (MetroWest Phase 1) TR040011 Applicant: North Somerset District Council 5.1 – Consultation Report and Appendices Appendix B2: List of non-statutory consultees and other consultees Planning Act 2008: Sections 37(3) Author: North Somerset District Council Date: November 2019 DESCRIPTION NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION Other Consultees – A (non-statutory consultees) Local Government West of England Combined Authority Train Operating Companies / Great Western Railway Freight Operating Companies South Western Railway Arriva Cross Country (Arriva Group Limited) DB Cargo (UK) Limited Freightliner Limited GB Railfreight (GB Railways Limited) Direct Rail Services Limited Mendip Rail Limited Colas Rail Limited London & Continental Railways Limited Railway Property Historical Railways Estate Airports Bristol Airport Limited Police Port of Bristol Police Avon and Somerset Constabulary DESCRIPTION NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION Avon and Somerset Constabulary Traffic Management Local access forums North Somerset Local Access Forum South Gloucestershire, Bath and North-east Somerset and Bristol City Joint Local Access Forum Bristol Public Rights of Way Liaison Group Local interest parties The National Trust The Society of Merchant Venturers Other Consultees – B (non-statutory consultee groups) Campaign / interest groups Friends of Bristol Suburban Railways Portishead Railway Group Clifton & Hotwells Improvement Society Friends of Parson Street Station Other Consultees – C (NSDC-identified consultees) Health Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust North Somerset Community Partnership Bristol Community Partnership DESCRIPTION NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust Government Agencies Office of Rail and Road Utilities Interoute Networks Ltd Skanska area 2 (representing HE) BT Openreach C. A. Telecom UK Limited Cable & Wireless Limited CityFibre Holdings Limited Envoy Asset Management Limited Vodafone KCOM Group Plc (Kingston communications) Sky PLC MCI WorldCom Ltd (Verizon UK Limited) Virgin Media Instalcom CLH Pipelines DESCRIPTION NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION GTC Local affected parties Trinity School, Portishead Other Consultees – D (individually written to or required meetings) Campaign / local interest groups Sustrans Friends of Watch House Hill Avon Gorge and Downs Wildlife Project Avon Wildlife Trust British Horse Society Severnside Community Rail Partnership North Somerset disability access group Bristol disability access group South West Equality Disability Network Bristol Cycle Forum North Somerset Cycle Forum Transport Police British Transport Police Local businesses Ashton Gate Stadium (Bristol Sport) Ashton Court Estate DESCRIPTION NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION Environment Forest of Avon West of England Nature Partnership Abbots Leigh Wildlife Group Equalities Identified Ashton Park School Harbourside Family Practice (based at Marina Health Centre, Portishead) North Somerset Community Partnership (includes bases at Marina Health Centre in Portishead and Pill Health Clinic) Haven Lodge, Portishead Busy Bees Nursery, Portishead Bright Horizons Nursery (formally Teddies Nursery), Bristol Pill Methodist Chapel Salvation Army Pill Baptist Church Christ Church Bristol Women's Voice Bristol Disability Equality Forum DESCRIPTION NAME OF RELEVANT ORGANISATION Bristol BME Voice Bristol Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual and Transgender Forum Bristol Older People's Forum North Somerset Black, and Minority Ethnic Network North Somerset Partnership Business groups Federation of Small Businesses Business West Portishead Chamber of Commerce Bristol Chamber of Commerce MPs Karin Smyth (Bristol South) Liam Fox (North Somerset) Public transport First Bristol, Bath and West .
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