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WRMP Stakeholder List Page 1 WRMP Stakeholder List Title First Name Surname Job Title Organisation Ms Marta Andreasen MEP Member of the European Parliament . Mr James Arbuthnot MP . Mr Richard Ashworth MEP Member of the European Parliament . Mr Norman Baker MP . Mr Gregory Barker MP Minister of State for Climate Change . Michael Bax Esq. The High Sheriff of Kent . Ms Catherine Bearder MEP Member of the European Parliament . Sir Paul Beresford MP . Mr Crispin Blunt MP . Sir Peter Bottomley MP . Ms Sharon Bowles MEP Member of the European Parliament . Mr Julian Brazier TD MP . Mr Steve Brine MP . Mr Rehman Chishti MP . Mr Greg Clark MP . Mr Damian Collins MP . Ms Tracey Crouch MP . The Viscount De L'Isle MBE The Lord Lieutenant of Kent . The Rt Hon John Denham MP . Mr Stuart Derwent . Mr Nirj Deva MEP Member of the European Parliament . Ms Caroline Dinenage MP . Mr Thomas Docherty MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Mr Richard Drax MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Mr James Elles MEP Member of the European Parliament . Mr Charlie Elphicke MP . Mr George Eustice MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Dame Mary Fagan DCVO The Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire . Minister of State for Business and Enterprise / Mr Michael Fallon MP Minister of State for Energy . Mr Nigel Farage MEP Member of the European Parliament . The Rt Rev'd David Farrer Vicar of Arundel . The Lord Freud Minister for Welfare Reform . Sir Roger Gale MP Member of Parliament for North Thanet . Mr Barry Gardiner MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Mr Nick Gibb MP . Mr John Glen MP . Mrs Mary Glindon MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Ms Helen Grant MP . Mr Damian Green MP . Mr Sam Gyimah MP . Mr Mike Hancock CBE MP . Mr Daniel Hannan . Nick Hayward, Esq The High Sheriff of the Isle of Wight . Mr Gordon Henderson MP . Mr Charles Hendry MP . Mr Nick Herbert MP . Mr Damian Hinds MP . Mr Mark Hoban MP Minister of State for Employment . Mr George Hollingbery MP . Mr Adam Holloway MP . Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Mr Jeremy Hunt MP Sport . Mr Gareth Johnson MP . Mr Simon Kirby MP . Rt Hon Mr Oliver Letwin MP Minister for Government Policy . Dr Julian Lewis MP . Mr Stephen Lloyd MP . Mr Timothy Loughton MP . Dr Caroline Lucas MP . Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster The Rt Hon Francis Maude MP General . Mr Iain McKenzie MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Secretary of State for Culture, Media, Olympics and Ms Maria Miller MP Sport . Ms Penny Mordaunt MP . Mr David Mulvagh . Ms Sheryll Murray MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Ms Caroline Nokes MP . Mr Neil Parish MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Page 1 WRMP Stakeholder List Title First Name Surname Job Title Organisation Mrs Susan Pyper Lord Lieutenant of West Sussex . Mr Mark Reckless MP . Ms Margaret Ritchie MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Mr Hugh Robertson MP Minister of State for Sport and Tourism . Mr Dan Rogerson MP EFRA Select Committee Member . Ms Amber Rudd MP Member of Parliament for Hastings and Rye . Ms Laura Sandys MP Member of Parliament for South Thanet . Mr Peter Skinner MEP Member of the European Parliament . Mr Henry Smith MP . The Rt Hon Nicholas Soames MP . Stephenson Clarke Andrewjohn P Esq The High Sheriff of West Sussex . Mr Richard Sturt OBE . Mr Desmond Swayne MP . Mr Keith Taylor MEP Member of the European Parliament . Mr Mike Thornton MP Member of Parliament for Eastleigh . Mr Andrew Turner MP . Mr Andrew Tyrie MP . Mr Mike Weatherley MP . Major General Martin White CB CBE JP The Lord Lieutenant of the Isle of Wight . Dr Alan Whitehead MP . Mr David Willetts MP Minister for Universities and Science . Ms Heather Mohammed Abbeyfield Southampton & District Society Mrs Mildred Stocks President Accessible Boating Association Mr Roy Wade Clerk Acol Parish Council Mr Jeremy Leggett Chief Executive Action in Rural Sussex Ms Becky Williams Action with Communities in Rural Kent Mr Andy Blaxland Director Adams Hendry Consulting Ltd Ms Susie Opacic Planner Adams Hendry Consulting Ltd Ms Stephanie Back Clerk Adisham Parish Council Bureau Manager Adur & Worthing Citizens Advice - Worthing Mr Ben Daines Senior Planning Policy Officer Adur & Worthing District Council Bureau Manager Adur and Worthing Citizens Advice Bureau - Lancing Bureau Manager Adur and Worthing Citizens Advice Bureau - Shoreham Ms Fiona Callander Chair Adur Canoe Club Mr Ken Argent Emergency Planning Officer Adur District Council Cllr Andrew Barnes Adur District Council Mr Clive Bramble Head of Adur Watch Adur District Council Cllr Richard Burt Adur District Council Cllr Keith Dollemore Cabinet Member for Environment Adur District Council Mr Peter Latham Chief Executive Adur District Council Cllr Neil Parkin Leader Adur District Council Ms Colette Blackett Planning Policy Manager Adur District Council and Worthing Borough Council Mr David Chaffey Head of Resident Involvement Affinity Sutton Mr Richard Bienfait CEO Affinity Water Ms Vivien Lyth Coates Chairman Age Concern Horsham Mr David Richardson Age UK Mr Tom Wright CBE Group Chief Executive Age UK Mr Bernard Baldwin Chief Officer Age UK Horsham District Mr Michael Edwards Interim CEO Albion in the Community Mrs Caroline Peace Clerk Aldingbourne Parish Council Mrs C Knight Clerk Aldington Parish Council Mrs Angela Miller Clerk Alkham Parish Council Selborne KBE, FRS, The Earl of DL Treasurer All Party Parliamentary Water Group (APPWG) All Party Parliamentary Water Group (APPWG) / EFRA Miss Anne McIntosh MP Chair Select Committee Mr Stevie Hawkwood Allhallows Holiday Park Mrs Margot Sturt Clerk Allhallows Parish Council Mr Andrew George MP Vice-Chair All-Party Parliamentary Group on Water Ms Alison Seabeck MP Secretary All-Party Parliamentary Group on Water Mrs Margaret Butler Clerk Amberley Parish Council Mr Neill Tickle Development Director AmicusHorizon Group Mrs D Matthews Clerk Ampfield Parish Council Mrs Tracy Berntsen Secretary Andover Angling Club Mr Rob Martin Parish Clerk Angmering Parish Council Mrs Mary Shaw Clerk Appledore Parish Council Page 2 WRMP Stakeholder List Title First Name Surname Job Title Organisation Ms Joanne Bailey Centre Manager Applemore Health and Leisure (New Forest DC) Ms Anne Cowlin Secretary Appleshaw and Redenham Women's Institute Ms Jenny Hopkins Vice Chairman and Flood Advisory Group Appleshaw Parish Council Mr Richard Waterman Clerk Appleshaw Parish Council Ms Rhonda Smith Editor ARC - Appleshaw, Redenham and Clanvillle News Sir Sebastian Anstruther, Bt Chairman Arun & Rother Rivers Trust Arun and Chichester Citizens Advice Bureau - Mr Denny Hayward Advice Centre Manager Littlehampton Mr Roger Poole Trustee Arun and Rother Rivers Trust Mr Dave Whyatt Mem. Secretary Arun Canoe Club Cllr Richard Bower Cabinet Member for Planning and Infrastructure Arun District Council Cllr Gillian Brown Leader Arun District Council Ms Philippa Dart Head of Environmental Services Arun District Council Cllr Paul Dendle Cabinet Member for the Environment Arun District Council Ms Charlotte Hardy Senior Environmental Assessment Officer Arun District Council Mr Nigel Lynn Chief Executive Arun District Council Ms Donna Moles Neighbourhod Development Plan Officer Arun District Council Councillor Ashvin Patel Arun District Council Mr Alex Russell Arundel Agenda 21 Mr Bryan McDonald Castle Manager Arundel Castle Mr Christopher Clynes Chairman Arundel Cricket Club Cllr Bill Beere Arundel Town Council Cllr Wendy Eve The Mayor Arundel Town Council Ms Amanda Finnamore Clerk Arundel Town Council Cllr Ms Victoria Godsall Arundel Town Council Cllr Anne Harriott Arundel Town Council Cllr Colin Heriot Arundel Town Council Cllr Mrs Lorinda Monaghan Arundel Town Council Cllr Peter Moss The Deputy Mayor Arundel Town Council Cllr Martyn Pettifer Arundel Town Council Cllr Mrs Angela Standing Arundel Town Council Cllr Michael Tu Arundel Town Council Patricia Warren Ms and Mr Dave Fairlamb Arundel Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Ms Christine Haggart Clerk Ash Parish Council Mr Richard Alderton Head of Planning and Development Ashford Borough Council Ms Charlotte Brooks-Lawrie Planning & Development Ashford Borough Council Mr John Bunnett Chief Executive Ashford Borough Council Cllr Gerry Clarkson CBE Leader Ashford Borough Council Cllr Amanda Hodgkinson Ashford Borough Council Mrs K Dare Clerk Ashington Parish Council Ms Sue Doyle Commodore Ashlett Sailing Club Ms Hazel M Roxby Clerk Ashurst Parish Council Venables CBE Dr Jean FREng FICE Chief Executive Association of Drainage Authorities Mr Mark Gregory Chair Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) Mr Sam Seall Avington Trout Fishery Mr Bengt Blomberg Chief Executive Aylesford Newsprint Ltd Dr Linda Keen Clerk Aylesham Parish Council Mr David Akhurst Clerk Bapchild Parish Council Mr Nathan Dellacott Barfoots Ms Janice Robinson Clerk Barham Parish Council Mr James Dunne Technical Director Barratt David Wilson Southampton Mr John Cover Technical Director Barratt Southern Counties Mr Peter Bascombe Bascombe International Ms Alison Casebow Club Secretary Basingstoke & Deane Canoe Club Mr Tony Curtis Chief Executive Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Cabinet Member for Environment and Climate Cllr Robert Donnell Change Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Cllr John Izett Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Cllr Horace Mitchell Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Cllr Clive Sanders Leader Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Mr John Wood Hon. Secretary / Chairman Basingstoke Canal Angling Association Mr Alan Ebbage Chairman Basingstoke Canal Canoe Club Ms Julia Cuppini Clerk Battle Town Council Ms Sonia Blizzard Managing Director Beaming Ltd
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