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Licence Holder Licence Holder Mr John Hardie Mrs Burgess Mr Vance Queen Mr John Massarella Mr John Massarella Mrs Vivian Murray Miss Jacqueline Valerie Arbones Mr Daniel Rafferty Mr Jonathan Marcus McGill Yvonne Smith Jonathan Isaacs Jonathan Isaacs Robson Estate Management Ltd Mr Stuart Highfield Mrs Katherine Fox Mr Tabarak Sadiq Mr Wayne Macdonald Jonathan Isaacs Mr John Isaacs Mr Steven Gee Mrs Mary Gee Mr Kim Stones Mr Steven Gee Mr John Isaacs Mrs Mary Gee Mr O'Hanlon G & L Properties Ltd Mrs Susan Preston-Davis Mr Vaughan Andrew Lockwood Mr Anthony Kerrigan Mrs Mary Gee Mr Andrew Kyriacou David William Whitcroft Nazir Ahmed Mr Stephen Halifax Mr Roderick Bloor Mr Nick Miles Mr Paul Rothwell Mr David Arthur Wright Mr David Arthur Wright Mr Massarella Mr Paul Risby Neil Spruce Mr Gerald Free Mr Gerald Free Mr Roderick Stuart Bloor Mr Gerald Free Mr Stephen Lee Mr Almas Rashid Mr Kim Stones Mr Gerry Free Mr Sean Maurice Adams Hannah Louise Cox Mr Steven Gee David Lyon Mr Stephen Lee Mr David Lyon, DVL Redevelopments Ms Surina Mangat Kim Stones Mr Brendan McWilliams Mr Lee Batty Liberty DC Properties Ltd Jonathan Isaacs Mr Stephen Lee Mrs Caroline Tempest Mr Steven Besant Mrs Amanda Butt Mr Hurzem Koca Belinda Pattrick Mrs Belinda Patrick Mr Stephen Lee Ms Hannah Tay Mr Martin Jones Mr Giovanni Stanton Mr Paul Rothwell Ms Christina Kitcatte Mrs Naomi Rothwell Mr Paul Rothwell Mr & Mrs Stephen & Dawn Hayward-Smith Mr Tony Dicarlo Anibal Jorge Moreira Teixeira Mr Dean Raymond Morling Mrs Amanda Jane Butt Mr Arkadiusz Buja Properties Management Mr Arkadiusz Buja Mr Gavin Paul Bonarski Mr Paul Rothwell Mrs Naomi Rothwell Mr Gavin Paul Bonarski Mr Clive Bozzard-Hill The Directors Mrs Mandy Purkiss Anibal Jorge Moreira Teixeira Mr Peter Swarbrick Mr Lee Rose Mr Martin Jones Kiran Patel & Joanne Heriot Mr Adrian Stockhill Tracey Drew Ms Kate Marten-Sotiriou Ms Kate Marten-Sotiriou Mrs Naomi Rothwell Mr Teixeira Anibal Mr Gary Walker-Ellis Kim Stones Mr Ian Gray Lee Rose Foot Forward Property Invts. Ltd Mr Aswin Rianganand Mr Carl Detloff Mr Dapinderpaul Singh Tracey Drew Lee Rose Mr Frank Martin Mr Huw Williams Mr Jeff Dunhill Ms Sharon Cook Mr Paul Rothwell Davis Hughes ltd Mr Steven Halifax Mr Firth Mr Ryan Stevens Mr Steven Hanson Mr & Mrs Tina & David Kitcatte Taygan Ltd Ms Jane Bostock Multiversal Ltd Lawler & Precious Investments Ltd Tuath Anam Ltd Mr Adrian Robert Davison Mr Adley Siddiqi Mr Erdal Ozkaynar Ms Kim Stones Christine Chesters Kim Stones Mr James Hamilton Mr Chunjit Singh Sabar Ole Valsguard Helen Willams Ole Valsguard Magda Wisniewska Kim Stones Mr Peter Whitelam Mr Nicholas Findlay Elaine McKenzie Ms Lina Baco Goldie Sayers Rengrave Ltd Ashok Jadva Khetani Ms Hannah Louise Hollingsworth Taygan Limited Mr Jake Abel Lennox DVY Ivestments Ltd Mr Hugo Beardsall WE BUY ALL HOUSES LTD Mr Jeff Dunnill Moy Properties Ltd Ms Aniko Smith Cedric Tang Mr Jonathon Isaacs CCT Group Ltd David Lyon Ms Aniko Smith Ms Aniko Smith Ms Aniko Smith Andrew Bates Mr Stephen Lee Mr Paul Parham Ms Aniko Smith Goldie Sayers Chunilal Shah Ms Aniko Smith Ms Aniko Smith Gene Palmer Mr Peter Swarbrick Mr Colin Towers Mr Peter Swarbrick Julian Ricketts Lucy Warwick Mr Gavin Bonarski Mr Nicholas Cressey Ms Aniko Smith Ms Aniko Smith Geraldine Leverton Mr Jamie Macpherson New Ventures Holding Ltd Mrs Anne Nicholls Mr Michael Wilson Mr Peter Swarbrick Hawo Property Ltd NCC Property Ltd NTBS Investments Ltd Emma Mason LMG (EM) Ltd Mr Steven Evans Ms Aniko Smith Mr Peter Jones Ann Sutherland Create Investment Properties Ltd Foot Forward Property Invts. Ltd Oisin Gibson Mr Stephen Njoroge James & Rosie Whitfield Tsen Wharton Mr Jeffrey Dunnill Mr Kevin Crooks Mr Kevin Crooks Karen Jarman . Mr J Sanger Foot Forward Property Invts. Ltd Mr Peter Jones Hi-Lite Maintenance Ltd Mr Rajesh Bhatt Mr Jeffrey Dunnill Foot Forward Property Invts. Ltd Mr Dunnill Foot Forward Property Invts. Ltd NTBS Investments Ltd Mr David Black Mr Jeffrey Dunnill Christina Sayers Jammm Holdings Ltd Dr Rohan Weerasinghe Mr Gavin Bonarski Mr Oliver Sutton Mrs Helen Louise Bell Mr Craig Knutton Mr Craig Knutton Kim Stones Edson Muldowney Ltd Edson Muldowney Ltd PJSMJ Ltd Mr Paul Hamill Kingsthorpe Ltd Robson Estate Management Ltd Foot Forward Property Invts. Ltd Mrs Julia Webb Doncaster Letting Solutions Ltd Ruti Abrahams Mr Michael Wilson Mr Alan Wiseman PJ SMJ Ltd Foot Forward Property Invts. 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Ltd LMG (EM) Ltd Millfields Developments Ltd Naomi & Julian Bhowmick Naomi & Julian Bhowmick Mr Edward Mott-Cowan Innovative Properties Ltd Kingsthorpe Ltd Kingsthorpe Ltd Mr Geoffrey Page Millfields Developments Ltd Alford Letting Company Ltd Robson Estate Management Ltd Numitor Holdings Ltd Numitor Holdings Ltd PJ Asia Ltd Aria Enlightenment Limited Amber Hill Homes Ltd Venetian Properties Ltd Stonegarth Properties Ltd Mr David Kenneth Davis Mr Adam Rothwell Venetian Properties Ltd Mr David & Diane Wright Catherine Morgan Doncaster Letting Solutions Ltd Sirius Growth Global Ltd AHSC Ltd Foot Forward Property Invts. 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