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(Dipping / Stour Catchment Management Plan First C rx (DIPPING / STOUR CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN FIRST ANNUAL REVIEW JUNE 1995 ENVIRONMENT AGENCY NATIONAL LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICE ANGLIAN REGION K ingfisher H ouse, G oldhay Way, Orion Goldhay, Peterborough PE2 5ZR ENVIRONMENT AGENCY H i i i i i m 029793 1 r Memorandum To: See Distribution List From: Helen Phillips, Catchment Planner, Ipswich Date: 14 July 1995 Re: GIPPING/STOUR ANNUAL REVIEW Following the publication of this document, copies have been distributed to persons on the enclosed list. Please examine the list and notify me of any omissions. Further copies of the Review are available on request. Encs: Distribution List Gipping/Stour Annual Review Distribution:- David King - Ipswich David Taylor - Ipswich Geoff Phillips - Ipswich Pat Ripton - Kelvedon Steve Bewers - Ipswich John Daniels - Ipswich Steve Dines - Ipswich Alan Hull - Ipswich Simon Wood - Ipswich John Hesp - Ipswich Stan Jeavons - Norwich Steve Worrall - Kelvedon Tim Barrett - Kelvedon John Claydon - Kelvedon Mike Steen - Ipswich Chris Window - Ipswich Laura Oliphant - Peterborough Amanda Wright - Peterborough Robin Burrough - Kelvedon Justin Taber ham - Norwich Charles Beardall - Ipswich Andrea Shaftoe - Ipswich Merle Leeds - Ipswich Tony Goodwin - Norwich Robert Runcie - Peterborough Steve Hayman - Peterborough Richard Nunn - Peterborough Clive Flanders - Peterborough * Dr J M Schofield Mr J Marriage Director River Stour Trust English Nature Budds Farmhouse East Region High wood Northminster House CHELMSFORD PETERBOROUGH Essex CM1 3RA PEI1U E Essex Naturalists Trust Dr A Brechley Fingringhoe Wick Nature Reserve Conservation Officer South Green Road English Nature Fingringhoe Norman Tower House COLCHESTER 1-2 Crown Street Essex COS 7DN BURY ST EDMUNDS Suffolk IP33 1QX Brigadier M E M Macwilliam Council for the Protection of Rural England Mr D Moore Rye Farm Chief Executive Long Road West Suffolk Wildlife Trust Dedham Park Cottage COLCHESTER SAXMUNDHAM Essex C07 6EH Suffolk IP17 1DQ The Director English Heritage Ms Judith Wells Fortress House Essex Farming Wildlife Advisory Group 23 Saville Row Writtle College LONDON W1X2HE Lordships Lane Writtle Mrs Edna Knight CHELMSFORD Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Essex 94 St Cyrus Road COLCHESTER Chief Executive Essex C04 4LR Essex Wildlife Trust Fingringhoe Wick Nature Reserve The Manager South Green Road Exchem pic Fingringhoe Main Road COLCHESTER Great Oakley Essex C05 7DN HARWICH Essex Mr R A Platt Chairman Mr C J West Stour Trust Makings Manager 55 Harwich Road Carlsberg Tetley Maltsters COLCHESTER Mistley Mailtings Essex C04 3BU MANNINGTREE Essex COll 1HL Gipping/Stour CMP Annual Review Consultee List Mr D C Bevan Inland Waterways Association Managing Director 19 Gedge Close Edme Ltd BURY ST EDMUNDS Mistley Suffolk MANNINGTREE IP33 2HD Essex C O ll 1HG Mr R J Thurlow Mr M B Whurr Mid Suffolk District Council Carless Refining and Marketing Ltd Planning Department Harwich Refinery Council Offices Refinery Road Needham Market Parkeston IPSWICH HARWICH Suffolk IP6 8DL Essex CO 12 4SS Mr Graham Beard Mr R Beckerleg Soil Survey & Land Research Centre Environmental Manager Shardlow Hall ICI Imagedata Shardlow Brantham DERBY MANNINGTREE DE72 2GN Essex C O ll 1NL Mr Neil Lister Mr B C Booker Suffolk Coasts and Heath Project Manager Project Building Wordle Storey Ltd Wall Farm Factory Lane Harkstead Road Brantham Holbrook MANNINGTREE IPSWICH Essex Suffolk IP9 2RO Edward Baker Ltd River Gipping Internal Drainage Board Comard Mills 22 Thorpe Avenue Bures Road Thorpe St Andrew Great Comard NORWICH SUDBURY Norfolk NR7 OQU Suffolk Eastern Council for Sport and Recreation Mr R J Kearney 26 Bromham Road Inland Waterways Association BEDFORD 32 Springfield Road Cambs Lower Somersham MK40 2QP IPSWICH Suffolk IP8 4PQ Confederation of British Industry 14 Union Street CAMBRIDGE Gipping/Stour CMP Annual Review Consultee List British Water Ski Federation The Chief Executive East Suffolk Water Ski Club Suffolk Coastal District Council 66 Severn Road Melton Hill IPSWICH WOODBRIDGE Suffolk IP3 OPU Suffolk IP12 1AU Royal Yachting Association RYA House The Chief Executive Romsey Road Babergh District Council EASTLEIGH Corks Lane Hampshire Hadleigh S054YA IPSWICH Suffolk Mr J Peachey-Edwards Chairman The Chief Executive Eastern Area Fisheries Advisory Committee Mid Suffolk District Council "Badgers Oak” Council Offices Nounsley Road Needham Market Hatfield Peverel IPSWICH CHELMSFORD Suffolk IP6 8DL Essex CM3 2NG The Chief Executive The Chief Executive Tendring District Council Suffolk County Council Council Offices St Edmunds House Wesley Rope Walk CLACTON-ON-SEA IPSWICH Essex C016 9AJ Suffolk IP4 1LZ The Chief Executive The Chief Executive Borough of St Edmundsbury Essex County Council St Edmundsbury House County Hall Western Way CHELMSFORD BURY ST EDMUNDS Essex Suffolk IP33 3YU CM1 1JE The Chief Executive The Chief Executive East Cambridgeshire District Council Ipswich Borough Council The Grange Civic Centre Nutholt Lane Civic Drive ELY IPSWICH Cambs Suffolk IP1 2EE Gipping/Stour CMP Annual Review Consultee List The Chief Executive Mr R Heath South Cambridgeshire District Council Colchester Ramblers Association South Cambridgeshire Hall 3 Booth Avenue 9/11 Hills Road COLCHESTER CAMBRIDGE Essex C04 3BB The Chief Executive British Canoe Union Uttlesford District Council Eastern Region Council Offices Fair Play House High Street Station Road GREAT DUNMOW Wickham Bishops Essex CM6 IAN WITHAM Essex CM8 3JE Mr P Cheeseman Becmain Angling Society Mr D R H Price 115 Forth Avenue Director of Quality Rushe Green Anglian Water Services ROMFORD Compass House Essex Chivers Way Histon Mr M K Turner CAMBRIDGE CB4 4ZY Colchester APS 29 Lodge Road Mrs L M Morgan BRAINTREE Tendring Hundred Water Company Essex Mill Hill MANNINGTREE Mr P Franklin Essex COll 2AX Great Comard AC 48 Queensway Mr P Grimble GT CORNARD Regional Environment Management Advisor Essex CO 10 OHQ Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food 132a Thorpe Road Mr N Mealham NORWICH Long Melford DAA Norfolk NR1 1RN 6 Springfield Terrace East Street Captain D Winter SUDBURY Ipswich Port Authority Suffolk The Old Customs House IPSWICH The Project Officer Suffolk River Gipping Project Suffolk County Council County Hall IPSWICH Suffolk Gipping/Stour CMP Annual Review Consultee List Felixstowe Port Authority The Regional Officer European House Countryside Commission The Dock Ortona House FELIXSTOWE 110 Hills Road Suffolk CAMBRIDGE CB2 1LQ Mr J E Bartlett Country Landowners Association Mr K Turner Walcotts Hall National Trust Great Tey 19 Craig Close COLCHESTER Trimley St Martin Essex C06 1AH IPSWICH Suffolk IP10 0UX Mr T Glover Ipswich & District Friends of the Earth Blagden Chemicals Ltd 42 Faraday Road Piperell Way IPSWICH HAVERHILL Suffolk IP4 1PU Suffolk Mr N Macleod Mr P Lancaster Mid Suffolk Friends of the Earth Environment and Safety Manager 39 Shakespeare Road International Flavours and Fragrances Ltd STOWMARKET HAVERHILL Suffolk Suffolk IP14 ITU Port Manager Graham Game Siena Seal ink Ports Liu Colchester Greenpeace Parkeston Quay 47 The Greenways HARWICH Coggeshall Essex CO 12 4SR COLCHESTER Essex C06 1QM Harwich Town Sailing Club Angel Gate Mr Paul Hammett HARWICH Senior Technical Advisor Essex CO 12 3EJ National Farmers Union East Anglia Region Messrs O & F Bloom Agriculture House Naze Oysters Ltd Willie Snaith Road Mill Lane NEWMARKET WALTON ON NAZE Suffolk CB8 7SN Essex Gipping/Stour CMP Annual Review Consultee List Mr I Lawrence Mr T Wright Gipping Valley Munton & Fison pic Angling Club Cedars Factory 30 Lincoln Road STOWMARKET Claydon Suffolk IPSWICH Suffolk Mr P Kerridge J Rannoch Mr L Lawrence Haughley Park ICI pic STOWMARKET Stowmarket Suffolk IPSWICH Suffolk The Manager Norfolk & Suffolk Pigs Mr M Carlisle Bridge Farm Craig Millar Old Newton Farma Malga Factory STOWMARKET High Street Suffolk Needham Market IPSWICH The Manager Suffolk Pauls Malts Ltd Key Street The Manager IPSWICH Atco Qualcast Suffolk Milton Road STOWMARKET Mr T Roberts Suffolk British Fermentation Products Ltd Mr L Powell Dock Road Manager FELIXSTOWE British Sugar pic Suffolk IP 11 8QW Sproughton IPSWICH Mrs Lesley Quinlan Suffolk British Canoe Union 108 Fleetwood Avenue Mr J R C Lloyd HOLLAND ON SEA Managing Director Essex CO 15 5RF Powell Duffryn Storage Ltd Parker Avenue Mr A Whitfield FELIXSTOWE Anglian Water Services Ltd Suffolk Brundon Lane IP 11 8HF SUDBURY Suffolk C010 6XR Gipping/Stour CMP Annual Review Consultee List Mrs S Arnold Mr J Hutton Local Plan Officer Director of Environmental Services Ipswich Borough Council Colchester Borough Council Civic Centre Lexden Grange IPSWICH 127 Lexden Road IP1 2EE COLCHESTER Essex C03 3RJ Mr Lewis Essex Canoeing Association Mr David Green 75 Tabors Avenue Head of Planning Policy Great Baddow Colchester Borough Council CHELMSFORD Lexden Grange CM2 7EL 127 Lexden Road COLCHESTER Mr G Mortimer Essex C03 3RJ Anglian Water Services Ltd Compass House Mr E E Barritt Chivers House Chief Planning Officer Histon Suffolk County Council CAMBRIDGE St Edmund House CB4 4ZY Rope Walk IPSWICH Mr C Groome Suffolk IP4 1LZ Kingfisher House 1 Preston Court Mr J G Schofield Burton Latimer District Planning Officer KETTERING Suffolk Coastal District Council NN15 5LR Melton Hill WOODBRIDGE The Chief Executive Suffolk Braintree District Council IP12 1AU Causeway House Bocking End Mr M J Smith BRAINTREE Chief Planning Officer Essex CM7 6HD Borough of Ipswich Civic Centre Town Clerk & Chief Executive Civic Drive Colchester Borough Council IPSWICH PO BOX 884 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