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Residents Associations Residents Associations Ashurst Park Residents Association Bellevue Residents Association Bitterne Park Residents Association Blackbushe, Pembrey & Wittering Residents Association Blackbushe, Pembrey & Wittering Residents Association Channel Isles and District Tenants and Residents Association Chapel Community Association Clovelly Rd RA East Bassett Residents Association Flower Roads Residents and Tenants Association Freemantle Triangle Residents Association Graham Road Residents Association Greenlea Tenant and Residents Association Hampton Park Residents Association Harefield Tenants and Residents Association Highfield Residents Association Holly Hill Residents Association Hum Hole Project Itchen Estate Tenants and Residents Association Janson Road RA LACE Tenant and Residents Association Leaside Way Residents Association Lewis Silkin and Abercrombie Gardens Residents Association Lumsden Ave Residents Association Mansbridge Residents Association Maytree Link Residents Association Newlands Ave Residents Association Newtown Residents Association North East Bassett Residents Association Northam Tenants and Residents Association Old Bassett Residents Association Outer Avenue Residents Association Pirrie Close & Harland Crescent Residents Association Portswood Gardens Resident association Redbridge Residents Association Riverview Residents Association Rockstone Lane Residents Association Ropewalk RA Southampton Federation of Residents Associations Stanford Court Tenants and residents Association Thornbury Avenue & District Residents Association Tower Gardens Residents Association Townhill Action Group Upper Shirley Residents Association Ventnor Court Residents Association Waterside Park Residents Association Wyndham Court Residents Association Solicitors Winckworth Sherwood LLP Paris Smith LLP Bevan Kidwell LLP Lockett Co Melrose Pubcare RM Legal Solicitors LLP Ewing Hickman Clark Solicitors Greater London Solicitors CGM Solicitors Cavan Martin Associates Limited Licensing Solutions Bernard Chill and Axtell Solicitors Kuit Steinart Levy LLP Ewing Hickman & Clark Poppleston Allen Thomas & Thomas Partners LLP Lamport Bassitt Solicitors Dorset Licencing DWF Solicitors Harrison Clark Solicitors Bells Solicitors DWF LLP Footner Solicitors Licensing Department Timothy Michael Swain/Peter Howard Madden Harris Hagan Solicitors Gosschalks Solicitors Scott Bailey Solicitors Page, Gulliford and Gregory Solicitors Mr. Richard Elborough BLP Mrs. Rebecca Farley Mr. David S Whitehead Mr. Graham Dove Mr. Phillip Doherty Ms. Jo Babbage Lawcomm Solicitors Mrs. Amandeep Derry Mr. Huseyin Huseyin Ms Nicky Gray Ms. Claire-Anne Escoffey Tesco Licensing Team PBC Licensing Mr. Bernard Ralph Ms. Lisa Preston - ALW/LVP/GRE201/2 Eric Robinson Solicitors Messrs. Horsey Lightly Fynn Solicitors Mr. Craig Lintott Mr. David Roberts Ms. Hannah Loynds Mrs. Elaine Whittle Ms Angela Hackett Mr N. Hannides Mr. Anthony Addison Mr. Philip Day Licensing Department Ms. Karen Light Mr. Stephen Joy Idiculla Mrs. Julia Palmer Mr. Mark McDermott Mr. Mark Howell - Ref: Mh/HGHL[2]1 Mrs Letitia Balldock Mr. Phillip Hayden Ms Orla McGreevy Ms. Becca Carolan Mr. Anthony Hickman Licensing Manager Licensing Department Clarke Son -Ref: PBT/Gor/21717/1 Licensing Department Criterion Asset Management Ltd CMS Cameron McKenna LLP Blake Lapthorn Linnell Blake Lapthorn - 077658/000040/JOSW/LDRLIC/LK Ms. Karen Stark John Gaunt And Partners Freeth Cartwright LLP TLT Solicitors Mr. David Lee Mr. Robert Jordan Mr. Richard Baker Mr. Richard Deighton Ms. Elaine Rayner Mr. Ben Thompson Mr. John Flew Mrs. Angela Hackett Flint Bishop LLP Mr. Samuel Lewis Licensing Department Viva-Law Solicitors Ltd Ms. Faye Given PR Retail Consultants Mrs Tracey Mcfarlane Ms Tilly Burton (GOA.2.15) Mr. Andrew D. McGrath Ms. Carol Styler Mr. Geoff Lake Ms. Karen Lush Faucet Inn Ltd Tenated Trade Director Mrs. Cheryl Oliver Ms. Vikki Dawson JD Wetherspoon Plc Mr. Christopher Rees-Gay Late Night Refreshment Houses Ali's Kebabs Best Kebab Bina Tandoori Burrito Mexicana Caspian Kebab Chan's Charcoal Grill Chicken Land Chick O Land Extra China Garden Chinese Takeaway Chop Suey House Dersim Takeaway Diamond Pizza Domino's Pizza Domino's Pizza Domino's Pizza Emons Eses Kebabs Far East Chinese Takeaway Grill On The Hill Happy Wok Herbies Pizza Hong Kong House Takeaway Hong Kong Inn Chinese Takeaway Istanbul Grill JJ's Fish And Chips Jolly Rogers Refreshment Van Kebab Centre Kebab Express Kentucky Fried Chicken Kentucky Fried Chicken King House LA Pizza Lucky House Magic Chef Magic Wok Magic Wok Marmaris Kebab And Pizza Place Maxims McDonalds McDonalds McDonald's Restaurant McDonald's Restaurant Metropolis Mr Kebab Naz Kebabs New Jade Palace New King Chef Chinese Takeaway New Wongs Garden Papa John's Pizza Papa Johns Pizza Peking Garden Peking Gourmet Pizza And Chicken Lounge Pizza Chicken Hot 4 You Pizza Chicken Kebab Hot 2 You Pizza Cottage Pizza Go Go Pizza GoGo Pizza Hot 2 You Pizza Hut Pizza Hut Pizza Hut Punjab Spice Tandoori Restaurant Quality Kebab Raj Of Shirley Red Planet Pizza Regents Park Community College Restaurant, Toujours, Burger King And Costa Coffee Roosters Piri Piri Royal Balti And Tandoori Sals Kebab House Shah Faisal Indian Take-Away Sholing Junior School Southampton Kebab House South Ocean Sprinkles Sprinkles Gelato Starbucks Star Fried Chicken Subway Subway Subway Subway Super Pizza Super Wok (Super Chef) Swaythling Neighbourhood Community Centre Taste Of China Ted's Fish And Chips The Victory Tony's Grill Tony's Place Uni Kebab & Pizza House Zorbas Tennants Associations Aquitania House Tenants & Residents Association Maybush Triangle Tenants & Residents Association Ventnor Court Residents Association St Marys Tenants & Residents Association Channel Isles & District Tenants & Residents Association Holyrood Estate Residents & Tenants Association Greenlea Tenants & Residents Association Itchen Estate Tenants & Residents Association PRADOS Tenants & Residents Association Townhill Action Group Castle House Residents Association Bishops Crescent Community Organisations Crown Prosecution Service South Central Ambulance NHS Trust Environment Agency Hampshire Chamber of Commerce National Federation of Self Employed and Small Businesses Ltd Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) British Institute if Innkeeping Campaign for Real Ale Equity The Portman Group The Musicians Union Drug Action Team (Southampton) Federation of Licensed victuallers Association Southampton Street Pastors Infrastructure Network for Disability Information British Hospitality Association Broadcasting, Entertainment, Cinematograph and Theatre Union Licensing Link Southampton Licencees Unite National Pubwatch Southampton City Clinical Commissioning Group The British Retail Consortium British Beer and Pub Association Licensing Matters University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Public Health England Southampon and Region Hotelliers Association Destination Southampton Hampshire Police and crime Commissioner Hampshire Police University of Southampton Southampton Connect Alcohol Licensed Premises 1865 30 Carlton Place 7Bone Dive 90 Degrees At Carltons 92 St. Mary's Road ABC Convenience Store Above Bar Pedestrian Precinct African Caribbean Centre Afro Caribbean Food Store Alcohol After Hours Aldermoor Convenience Store Aldi Aleha Cuisine Alexandra Alfresco Convenience Store Alpine News And Food Anchor (Test Lane) Anchor (East Street) Angel Inn Another Toy II Archers Road Social Club Arrow Convenience (Best One) Arrow News A.R Veal Ltd Asda Ashleigh R ASK Atherley Bowling Club Atherley Stores Atlantic Hotel Aura Bar And Lounge Avenue Bar Avenue Campus Avenue Chinese Takeaway Avenue Grocers Avondale Baizz Club Baltic Foods Baltic Promocja Sklep Banana Wharf Banga Food, News And Off Licence Baraka Tandoori Restaurant Basmati Nepalese And Indian Restaurant Bassett Lawn Tennis Club BBC Southampton Club Beers & Bottles Bella Italia (Above Bar) Bella Italia (Hanover Bldgs) Bellemoor Bengal Brasserie Bent Brief Best In Best One (Station Road) Best One (St Mary Street) Best One (St Mary Road) BHS Big Cheese Bishops News Market Bittern Bitterne Balti Bitterne Charcoal Grill Bitterne Conservative Club Bitterne Park Hotel Bitterne Park Secondary School Bitterne Park Working Men's Social Club Bitterne Royal British Legion Club Bitterne Village - Premier Express Bitter Virtue Blacksmiths Arms Blue Island Restaurant And Takeaway Bob And Paula's Off Licence Boiler House Bombay Lounge Booze Paradise BoozeRus Booze Shack Bowlers Restaurant Ltd BP Convenience Store (BP Express) Brass Monkey Bricklayers Arms Bridge Bridge News Bright Water Inn British American Tobacco Brook BS Postal Services Ltd BTC Rowing Club BTC Sports Club Buddha Lounge Buffalo Bills Buon Gusto Ristorante Burgess Store Buzz's Diner Cafe Alma Lusitana Cafe Creme Cafe Parfait Cafe Rouge Cafe Valentines Caffe Momento Caffexpresso Cantina Mexican Restaurant Captains Place Cargo Casanova Castle Inn CC Express CC Ocean Village CC Portswood Ceno Bar And Restaurant Chalk Valley Burgers Chambers Chapel Arms Charlie Chans Chimichanga China Town Oriental Supermarkets Ltd China Town Supermarket Chiquito Chowdhury's Curry Lounge Christina Restaurant Cineworld Cinemas City Cruise Terminal City Off Licence City Wine Civic Centre Civic Centre Car Park,Surrounding Area,Guildhall Square Area Clausentum Masonic Hall Cloud 9 Cloud Wine - 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