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WOOTTON, MAYOR COURT OF ALDERMEN Tuesday, 10 July 2012 PRESENT The Rt Hon the Lord Mayor Alderman Da Alderman Simon Walsh Alderman Sir David Howard vid Wootton Alderman John White Alderman Sir Paul Judge Alderman Peter Hewitt Alderman Fiona Woolf Alderman Sir David Lewis Alderman Nick Anstee Alderman and Sheriff Alan Yarrow Alderman Ian Luder Alderman Sir Michael Bear Alderman Alison Gowman Alderman Jeffrey Evans Alderman Dr Andrew Parmley Alderman David Graves Alderman Sir Robert Finch Alderman Neil Redcliffe Alderman Gordon Haines Alderman John Garbutt Alderman Philip Remnant Alderman Robert Hall Alderman Roger Gifford Alderman Sir Michael Savory Minutes Resolved – That the Minutes of the Court of Aldermen held on 10th July 2012 were correctly recorded. Minutes The Minutes of the Court of Common Council were laid upon the table of the Court. Common Council Resolutions on A letter of thanks from The Lord Levene of Portsoken K.B.E. was received. Retirements, Congratulatory Resolutions, Memorials etc. Applications Mr Chamberlain presented the names of one hundred and seventy persons to be made free of this City, and it for Freedom was Ordered that they be admitted into the Freedom of this City accordingly, as follows: Name Occupation Address Company David John Skinner a Blacksmith Blackboys, Sussex Blacksmiths Lady Alison Mary De a Married Woman Huntingdon, Drapers Ramsey Cambridgeshire Andrew Murphy a Sales and Peterborough, Builders Marketing Director Cambridgeshire Merchants Barbara Mary Stitt a Teacher, retired Harrogate, North Educators Yorkshire Toby Andrew a Brewer Todber, Sturminster Brewers Heasman Newton, Dorset Geoffrey Prior Collins a Royal Air Force Salcombe, Devon Air Pilots & Air Officer, retired Navigators John Dominic Anthony an Ophthalmic Vauxhall, Lambeth Spectacle Makers McHugh Surgeon David Brodie Tennant a Solicitor West Norwood, Solicitors Lambeth 10 JULY 2012 2 James Robert Dominic an Investment Chiswick, Hounslow Carpenters Korner Manager, retired Peter Michael Holland a Chief Fire Officer Haighton, Lancashire Firefighters Thomas Frederick a Process Control Beaconsfield, Firefighters Johnson Engineering Buckinghamshire Company Director Stephen Douglas a Fire Officer Hornchurch, Havering Firefighters Dudeney Dean John Mills a Fire Fighter Beaconsfield, Firefighters Buckinghamshire Alastair John a Fire Security Tostock, Suffolk Firefighters Thompson Company Director Duncan Jon White a Fire Officer Crewkerne, Somerset Firefighters Carol Margaret a Human Resources Brentwood, Essex Coachmakers & Madeley Director Coach-Harness Makers Chetan Satishchandra a Chartered Harrow International Champaneri Accountant Bankers Christopher James a Financial Services Hilton, World Traders Cummings Company Chief Cambridgeshire Executive Peter James a Poultry Farming Hawkley, Hampshire Poulters Humphrey Company Director Brian James Anderson a Haywards Heath, Glass Sellers Scott-Picton Telecommunication Sussex s Company Director James Henry a Banker Smallfield, Surrey Farmers O'Mahony Juliet Carolyn James an Interior Decorator Battersea, Painter Stainers Wandsworth Mark Andrew Brodrick a Chartered Hammer, Haslemere, Chartered Surveyor Surrey Surveyors Edmund Thurstan a Chartered Hammersmith, Painter Stainers James Accountant Hammersmith and Fulham Adrian John Mundin a Royal Naval Reigate, Surrey Shipwrights Officer Joshua Tarrant Last a Quarry Manager Groton, Near Sudbury, Paviors Suffolk Abdul Abraham Latif a Bank Director Finchley, Barnet Poulters Alireza Latif a Financial Harrow Poulters Institution Director George Charles Moss a Chartered Loss Shepherds Bush, Insurers Adjuster Hammersmith and Fulham Richard David Francis a Solicitor Poole, Dorset Scriveners Bagley William Robert an Actuary Putney, Wandsworth Actuaries Coatesworth Ambrose Dominic a Lecturer Headington, Educators Hogan Oxfordshire Brendan Gerard Baxter a Solicitor Wandsworth Solicitors Geoffrey Stephen a Metals and Mining Isfield, Uckfield, Gunmakers Sambrook Consultant Sussex Anthony Foster a Shipping Maida Vale, Shipwrights Executive Westminster Francis David Small a Chartered Wimbledon, Merton Glaziers Accountant 3 10 JULY 2012 Alexander Graeme a Chartered Haslemere, Surrey Tobacco Pipe Munro Accountant Makers & Tobacco Blenders Steven Moore a Fine Art Wallsend, Arts Scholars, Consultant Northumberland Dealers and Collectors Aileen Elizabeth Wells- a Married Woman Clerkenwell, Islington Basketmakers Martin Philip James Henson a Solicitor Fulham, Hammersmith Solicitors and Fulham Peter Robert Williams, a Quality Assurance Malvern, Educators CBE Expert Worcestershire Alexander Patrick a Chartered Fulham, Hammersmith Poulters Hutchinson Smith Accountant and Fulham Air Chief Marshal Sir a Royal Air Force Gerrards Cross, Air Pilots & Air Stephen Gary George Officer Buckinghamshire Navigators Dalton, KCB, CB Patrick Lavin Edwards a Commercial Pontyclun, Mid Paviors Director Glamorgan Peter John Lambert an Insurance Broker Epping, Essex Paviors Stanley George a Meteorologist Bracknell, Berkshire Educators Cornford Brian Roberts Marshall a Silversmith, retired Farnham, Surrey Gold & Silver Wyre Drawers John Alan Teague an Information Sindlesham, Berkshire Plaisterers Technology Company Director, retired Peter Maurice a Roman Catholic Woking, Surrey Gold & Silver Andrews Priest Wyre Drawers Catherine Mary Flintoff an Optometrist Kew, Richmond, Spectacle Makers Richmond upon Thames Marcin Kulak a Restaurant Palmers Green, Gold & Silver General Manager Enfield Wyre Drawers Michael Kevin Almond a Physician Billericay, Essex Apothecaries Trevor Bowmer a Training and Matlock Bath, Framework Education Derbyshire Knitters Company Director Jennifer May Aubrey a Psychotherapist, Charlton, Greenwich Educators retired Lucy Rebecca Dimes an Information Ipswich, Suffolk Information Technology Technologists Company Executive Christopher Howard a Sales Manager, Buckhurst Hill, Essex Educators Marshall retired Sylvia Marshall a Lecturer, retired Buckhurst Hill, Essex Educators Steven Arthur Rogers a Property Bathford, Bath, Gunmakers Development Somerset Company Director Matthew John Gordon an Energy Efficiency Hare Hatch, Berkshire Fuellers Expert Giles Zachary Hay a Head of Richmond, Richmond Mercers Jerrit Technology upon Thames Michael Brian Scutt a Solicitor Welwyn Garden City, Solicitors Hertfordshire Jonathan Theodore a Chartered Amberley, Chartered Everton-Wallach Surveyor Gloucestershire Surveyors 10 JULY 2012 4 Julius Johannes Maria a Clock Restorer Fulham, Hammersmith Clockmakers Schoonhoven and Fulham James Hugh Lendon an Artist West Dulwich, Painter Stainers Beattie Lambeth Prakash Purshottam a Cardiothoracic Ealing Plaisterers Punjabi Surgeon Melvin James Haskins an Information Barnet Information Technology Technologists Company Director Mark James Leo a Financial Adviser Clapham Common Gunmakers O'Dowd Old Town, Lambeth Lisa Jane McDougall a Stockbroker Bermondsey, International Southwark Bankers The Rt Hon Sir Roger Lord Justice of Guildford, Surrey Gardeners Grenfell Toulson, Kt. Appeal Frederick Roland De a Human Resources Leyton, Waltham Drapers Longueville Giffard Assistant Forest Susanne Claire Page an Environmental Belsize Park, Camden Drapers Manager Wendy Valerie Harman a Graphic Designer, Belgravia, Painter Stainers retired Westminster Neil Hendriksen an Education Cowes, Isle of Wight Educators Consultant Ian Thomas Smyth a Business Brighton, Sussex Fuellers Consultant Basilio Scarsella an Electricity Belgravia, Fuellers Company Chief Westminster Executive Officer Mark Peter Henthorne a Banker Islington International Bankers Paul John Walker a Wholesale Stock, Essex Fruiterers Fruiterer Heather Sheba a Human Resources Maldon, Essex Management Matheson Consultancy Consultants Director Nigel Arthur John a Trade and Merstham, Surrey Turners Hewling Luson Investment Consultant Mark William Gaskain a Fruit Grower Selling, Faversham, Fruiterers Kent Emanuele Diego an Investment St.Johns Wood, Makers of Playing Minotti Manager Camden Cards Jenny Caroline Mills a Project Manager West Ealing, Ealing Paviors Paul Charles Hardy an Art Dealer Herne Hill, Southwark Painter Stainers James David Benjamin a Student Stenton, Dunbar, East Leathersellers Balfour Lothian Thomas Charles a Barrister Wandsworth Leathersellers Denby Bourne-Arton Douglas David Kent a Chartered Building Saffron Walden, Plumbers Surveyor Essex Ian Fellingham a Chartered Bromley Plumbers Engineer Keith Mark Westcott a Renewable Shotteswell, Banbury, Plumbers Technology Oxfordshire Company Director Lee Rushbrooke a Contracting St Mary's Platt, Paviors Company Chief Sevenoaks, Kent Executive James Samuel Peck a Farmer Dry Drayton, Farmers Cambridgeshire 5 10 JULY 2012 Roger Brian Avins a Marketing Director Cobham, Surrey Plaisterers Margaret Elizabeth a Networking East Finchley, Barnet Information Berry Company Director Technologists Brigadier Michael a Livery Company Rushlake Green, Vintners Smythe, OBE Clerk Sussex Marios Philippou a Property Rickmansworth, Glovers Stylianides Developer Hertfordshire Robert Charles a Painting and Swallowfield, Painter Stainers Cousins Decorating Berkshire Contractor Rasa Thompson an Interior Designer Hammersmith, Gunmakers Hammersmith and Fulham Melanie Caroline an Insurance Hungerford, Berkshire Paviors Alexandra Hampton Company Director Geoffrey Walker an Antiques Dealer Great Cornard, Gunmakers Sudbury, Suffolk William Henderson a Chartered Newton Abbot, Devon Chartered Gater Surveyor Surveyors Clare Michelle Kemp a Married Woman Cheltenham, Innholders
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