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13 Annex to Appendix B Addressee Designation Cllr Jim Buchanan Cumbria County Council Clrl Anne Burns Cumbria County Council Cllr Douglas Fairbairn Cumbria County Council Cllr John Bell Cumbria County Council Cllr John Mallinson Cumbria County Council Cllr Liz Mallinson Cumbria County Council Cllr Hugh McDevitt Cumbria County Council Cllr Reg Watson Cumbria County Council Cllr Stewart Young Cumbria County Council Cllr Alan Toole Cumbria County Council Cllr Heather Bradley Cumbria County Council Cllr Cyril Weber Cumbria County Council Cllr Ian Stockdale Cumbria County Council Cllr Robert Betton Cumbria County Council Clr Lawrence Fisher Cumbria County Council Cllr James Tootle Cumbria County Council Cllr Trevor Allison Cumbria County Council Cllr Amanda Long Cumbria County Council Cllr Nicholas Marriner Cumbria County Council Cllr Fiona Robson Cumbria County Council Jill Stannard Acting Chief Executive David Claxton Head of Member Services Angela Harwood Legal Services Paul Bell Media Officer Karen Rees Schools & Education HR Business Man David Sheard Area Support Manager Teresa Atkinson Labour Group Tony Wolfe Conservative Group Derek Houston Liberal Democrat Group Kate Astle Specialist Teaching Service Ruth Willey Senior Educational Psychologist Joan Lightfoot County Service Manager - Children wit Ana Harrison Speech Therapy Service Manager Ros Berry Children's Services Director & Commis Rose Foster Senior Specialist Advisory Teacher: De Marion Jones Autism Development Officer Angela Tunstall Department foe Children, Schools and Fran Gosling Thomas Children's Services Advisor Luiz Ruscillo Diocese of Lancaster Education Servic Canon David Jenkins Director of Education David Henderson SENS - Senior Education Officer Cllr Michael Mitchelson Carlisle City Council Cllr Judith Prest Carlisle City Council Cllr Ray Bloxham Carlisle City Council Cllr Jonathan Devlin Carlisle City Council Cllr Barry Earp Carlisle City Council Cllr William Graham Carlisle City Council Cllr James Knapton Carlisle City Council Cumberland News Newspaper House CFM Radio Broadcasting Centre BBC Radio Cumbria Annetwell Street Border TV Limited The Television Centre David McClean MP Eric Martlew MP British Deaf Association Carlisle and District Primary Health Care Trust Trust Headquarters Cumbria and Lancashire Strategic Health AuthoPreston Business Centre Carlisle Mencap The National Autistic Society Anglo House Disability Association Carlisle and Eden Regents Court Carlisle Council for Voluntary Service 27 Spencer Street Mrs J Cherrie Bewcastle Parish Council Mrs J Cherrie Kingwater Parish Council Mr F Chipchase Waterhead Parish Council Mr F Chipchase Upper Denton Parish Council Mr F Chipchase Nether Denton Parish Council Mr J Simpson Farlam Parish Council Mr A J Watts NOW DEFUNCT Midgeholme Parish Council Ms T Meynell Castle Carrock and Geltsdale Parish C Mrs L Cameron Carlatton and Cumrew Parish Council Mrs L Cameron Cumwhitton Parish Council Mrs K Waldie Wetheral Parish Council Mr C Nicholson Stanwix Rural Parish Council Mr K Bell Rockcliffe Parish Council Mr K Hind Kirkandrews-on-Esk Parish Council Mrs AL Jefferson Westlinton Parish Council Mrs A Riddell Irthington Parish Council Mrs G Hogg Scaleby Parish Council Mr DJ Gasgarth Kirklinton Middle Parish Council Mr C Moth Hethersgill Parish Council Miss CJ Graham Nicholforest Parish Council Mrs D Kennedy Solport Parish Council Mrs D Kennedy Stapleton Parish Council Mrs SL Kyle Walton Parish Council Armathwaite School Belle Vue Primary School Bewcastle School Bishop Harvey Goodwin School, The Blackford CE Primary School Brampton Primary School Brook Street Primary School Burgh-by-Sands Primary School Caldew Lea School Castle Carrock School Crosby-on-Eden CE Primary School Cummersdale School Cumwhinton School School Road Fellview Primary School Fir Ends Primary School Gilsland CE Primary School Great Corby School Great Orton School Hallbankgate Village School Hayton CE Primary School High Hesket CE School Houghton CE School Inglewood Infant School Inglewood Junior School Irthington Village School Ivegill CE School Kingmoor Infant School Kingmoor Junior School Kirkbampton CE School Lanercost CE School Lees Hill CE School Longtown Primary School Newlaithes Infant School Newlaithes Junior School Newtown Community Primary School Norman Street Primary School Pennine Way Primary School Petteril Bank Primary School Raughton Head CE School Robert Ferguson Primary School Rockcliffe CE School Rosley CE School Scotby CE Primary School Shankhill CE Primary School St Bede's Roman Catholic Primary School St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School & Nursery St Margaret Mary's Catholic Primary School St Michael's CE Primary School Stanwix Primary School Stoneraise School Thursby Primary School Upperby Primary School Warwick Bridge School Welton School Wreay CE School Yewdale School Gillford Centre Richard Rose Morton Academy Caldew School Newman Catholic School Richard Rose Central Academy William Howard School Terry Hobson CASH Secretary PHA Secretary James Rennie School ALL TRINITY PARENTS Trinity School Staff Trinity School Newtown School Public - CCC offices/reception Children's Services Public - CCC offices/reception PTSU Public - CCC offices/reception The Courts Public - CCC offices/reception Carlisle City Council Public - Library Carlisle Library Andy Abernethy ASCL T.G.W.U. District Secretary Mrs Norma Bates A.T.L Secretary Mr C Cannon N.A.H.T Secretary Mrs R A Lowes P.A.T Secretary Mr Alan Rutter N.U.T. Secretary Mr Ken McDonald UNISON OFFICE Mr Andy Curtis County Secretary N.A.S/U.W.T Address1 Address 2 Address 3 Hayton Castle Aspatria 10 Gilpin Walk Barrow in Furness Thornby Moor House Aikton Wigton 50 Castlerigg Drive Morton Carlisle 17 Wolsty Close Stanwix Carlisle 17 Wolsty Close Stanwix Carlisle 56 Colville Street Denton Holme Carlisle Ardyne Bank Tarraby Carlisle 58 St. James' Road Carlisle 89 Etterby Lea Crescent Carlisle 80 Blackwell Road Carlisle 380 London Road Carlisle 1 Kirkstead Close Belle Vue Carlisle 10 Holywell Crescent Botcherby Carlisle 27 Howard Place Carlisle 35 Newtown Road Carlisle 17 Gilbert Road Cummersdale Carlisle Mallshill Roweltown Carlisle Warwick Hall Warwick-on-Eden Carlisle 17 Hasell Street The Courts Carlisle The Courts Carlisle The Courts Carlisle Corporate Management The Courts Carlisle Capita HR & Payroll Services Kingmoor Business Park Carlisle Strategy and Performance Lower Gaol Yard, The Courts Carlisle The Courts Carlisle The Courts Carlisle The Courts Carlisle The Richmond Centre Wigton Road Carlisle Newbeck Centre, Morton School Wigton Road Carlisle 3 Alfred Street North Carlisle Central Clinic Victoria Place Carlisle Primary Care Trust Wavell Road, Rose Hill Carlisle The Richmond Centre, Wigton Road, Carlisle, Children's Services County Offices, Busher Walk Kendal Mowden Hall Staindrop Road Darlington GONW City Tower Manchester The Education Centre Balmoral Road Lancaster Diocesan Church Centre West Walls Carlisle Children's Services County Offices, Busher Walk Kendal Irthing Ghyll Lanercost Brampton Ashcroft Station Road Brampton 8 Irthing Court Irthington Carlisle The Orchard, Fenton How Mill Brampton 4 Eden View, The Green Wetheral Carlisle 16 Cairn Crescent Corby Hill Carlisle Gillfoot Walton Brampton Dalston Road Carlisle Durranhill Ind Est Carlisle Carlisle Durranhill Ind Est Carlisle Mary Street Longtown Carlisle 3 Chatsworth Square Carlisle Compton Street Carlisle 4 Wavell Drive Rosehill Carlisle Watling Street Road Preston Lancashire California House 23 California House Carlisle Chapel Road Northenden Manchester Kingmoor Business Park Carlisle Carlisle Wrayside Cottage West Hall Brampton Wrayside Cottage West Hall Brampton 4 Chapelburn Cottages Low Row Brampton 4 Chapelburn Cottages Low Row Brampton 4 Chapelburn Cottages Low Row Brampton Clesketts Farmhouse Hallbankgate Brampton Tarn Heights Farlam Brampton Garth Foot Castle Carrock Carlisle Orchard House Cumwhitton Brampton Orchard House Cumwhitton Brampton Council Offices Primrose Hill Wetheral White Lodge 7 Whiteclosegate Carlisle Road End Intack Southwaite, Carlisle 76 Brampton Road Carlisle Riggmoor House Blackford Carlisle Unit 2, The Old Brewery Craw Hall Brampton Barclose Farm Scaleby Carlisle Red House Smithfield Kirklinton Sunny Nook Scaleby Hill Carlisle 14 Buccleugh Terrace Newcastleton Roxburghshire West Hollands Penton Carlisle West Hollands Penton Carlisle Hill House Walton Brampton Armathwaite Carlisle Beaver Road Carlisle Roadhead Carlisle Harold Street Carlisle Blackford Carlisle Sawmill Lane Brampton Edward Street Carlisle Burgh-by-Sands Carlisle Ashley Street Carlisle Castle Carrock Brampton Crosby-on-Eden Carlisle Cummersdale Carlisle Cumwhinton Carlisle Caldbeck Wigton Smithfield Kirklinton Carlisle Gilsland Brampton Great Corby Carlisle Great Orton Carlisle Hallbankgate Brampton Hayton Brampton High Hesket Carlisle Houghton Carlisle School Road Harraby Carlisle Arnside Road Harraby Carlisle Irthington Carlisle Ivegill Carlisle Hether Drive Lowry Hill Carlisle Liddle Close Lowry Hill Carlisle Kirkbampton Carlisle Lanercost Brampton Lees Hill Brampton Mary Street Longtown Carlisle Langrigg Road Carlisle Langrigg Road Carlisle Newtown Road Carlisle Norman Street Carlisle Silverdale Road Harraby Carlisle Burnett Road Carlisle Raughton Head Carlisle East Dale Street Carlisle Rockcliffe Carlisle Rosley Wigton Park Road Scotby Carlisle Hethersgill Carlisle Strathclyde Avenue Carlisle Victoria Road Carlisle Kirklands Road Carlisle Carlisle Road Dalston Carlisle Church Street Stanwix Carlisle Stoneraise Durdar Carlisle
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