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12 Appendix D 5 App C Lanercost Dist List Addressee Designation Address1 Address 2 Address 3 Postcode No LANERCOST SCHOOL Parents,govs,staff Lanercost CE School Lanercost Brampton CA8 2HL 80 Cllr Duncan Fairbairn County Councillor, Cabinet Mem Thornby Moor House , Aikton Wigton , CA7 0JZ 1 Cllr John Mallinson Cumbria County Council -Local A17 Wolsty Close Carlisle CA3 0PB 1 Cllr Lawrence Fisher Cumbria County Council - Local 26 Hanson Place Carlisle CA1 1NG 1 1 Ros Berry Children's Services Director & CoPrimary Care Trust Wavell Road, RosCarlisle 1 Angela Tunstall Department for Children, SchoolsMowden Hall Staindrop Road Darlington DL3 9BG 1 Fran Gosling Thomas Children's Services Advisor GONW City Tower Manchester M1 4BE 1 Luiz Ruscillo Diocese of Lancaster Education The Education Centre Balmoral Road Lancaster LA1 3BT 1 Bert Thomas Acting Director of Education Diocesan Church Centre West Walls Carlisle CA3 8UE 1 Rory Stewart MP Penrith and the Borders House of Commons London SW1A 0AA 1 Ms M Mooney Chief Executive Civic Centre Rickergate Carlisle CA3 8QG 1 Mr C S Bowman Carlisle City Councillor Ferndale Corby Hill Carlisle CA4 8QG 1 CFM Radio Broadcasting Centre Durranhill Ind Est Carlisle 1 BBC Radio Cumbria Annetwell Street Carlisle CA3 8BB 1 Tyne Tees and Border Te Television House, The Watermark, Gateshead, NE11 9SZ 1 Cumberland News Newspaper House Dalston Road Carlisle CA5 5UA 1 Cumbria Council for Voluntary Service 27 Spencer Street Carlisle CA1 1BE 1 Ms KJM Bowness Farlam Parish Council 4 Park Terrace Hallbankgate Brampton CA8 2PL 1 Mrs M Ryan Burtholme Parish Council Bridge End Cottage Lanercost Brampton CA8 2HG 1 Mrs A Riddell Brampton Parish Council Unit 2 The Old Brewery Brampton CA8 1TR 1 Mr F Chipchase Nether Denton Parish Council 4 Chapel Burn Cottages Low Row Brampton CA8 2LZ 1 Mr F Chipchase Waterhead Parish Council 4 Chapel Burn Cottages Low Row Brampton CA8 2LZ 1 The Librarian Carlisle City Library 11 Globe Lane The Lanes Carlisle CA3 8NX 10 The Librarian Brampton Library 1 Market Place Brampton CA8 1NW 10 Mr G Walker Brampton Primary School Sawmill Lane Brampton CA12 5TD 1 Mrs D Seward Hallbankgate Primary School Hallbankgate Brampton CA8 2NJ 1 Addressee Designation Address1 Address 2 Address 3 Postcode No Mrs C Boucetla Gilsland Primary School Gilsland Brampton CA8 7AA 1 Mrs D Urwin Shankhill Primary School Hethersgill Carlisle CA6 6JA 1 Mrs C Cartwright James Rennie School California Road Kingstown Carlisle CA3 0BX 1 Mrs L Hughes William Howard School Longtown Road Brampton CA8 1AR 1 The Manager Brampton Nursery School Main Street Brampton CA8 1RS 1 Theresa Atkinson Labour Group The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Tony Wolfe Conservative Group The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Derek Houston Liberal Democrat Group The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Terry Hobson CASH Secretary The Bungalow Flattfield, Long MaAppleby CA16 6BU 1 Mr Mike Cunningham Cumbria Primary Headteacher A 41 Low Seaton Thornthwaite Workington CA14 1PX 1 Andy Abernethy ASCL c/o Caldew School Dalston Carlisle CA5 7NN 1 Mr Ken McDonald GMB Cumbrian Branch c/o 18 Portland SqCarlisle CA1 1PE 1 Mr A McGukin UNITE 38 Cecil Street Carlisle CA1 1BJ 1 Mrs Norma Bates A.T.L Secretary Scar View Murley Moss LaneKendal LA9 7NL 1 Mr Anthony Dwyer N.A.H.T c/o St Gregory and St PaEsk Avenue Whitehaven CA28 8AJ 1 Mr Alan Rutter N.U.T. Secretary 45 Longlands Road Stanwix Carlisle CA3 9AE 1 Jackie Franklin UNISON OFFICE 6 Spencer Street Carlisle CA1 1BG 1 Mr Andy Curtis County Secretary N.A.S/U.W.T 1 Hillhouse Cottages Sandy Lane, GreaCarlisle CA4 8NG 1 Jill Stannard Chief Executive The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Diane Wood Corporate Director - Resources The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Angela Harwood Assistant Director – Legal & DemThe Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Paul Bell Media Officer Corporate Management The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Kate McLaughlin-Flynn Finance and Central Services The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 1 Karen Rees Schools & Education HR BusinesCapita HR & Payroll ServKingmoor BusinesCarlisle CA6 4SJ 1 Dianne Whitehead Area Support Manager Strategy and PerformancLower Gaol Yard, Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Addressee Designation Address1 Address 2 Address 3 Postcode No CHILDRENS SERVICES Julia Morrison Childrens Services Corporate Dir5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Caroline Sutton Assistant Director - Schools and 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Brenda Wile Senior Manager School Organisa5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Peter McGaw Principal School Improvement Of5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 David Mason Senior SIO - Carlisle 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Wendy Smith Senior SIO - Primary Schools 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Stephen Mason Locality Manager 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Trish McDonnell Link SIO 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Ruth Willey Senior Educational Psychologist Capita Building Kingmoor BusinesCarlisle CA6 4SJ 1 Simon Dey Media Team 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Deborah Paniagua Strategic Manager - Resource prWorkington Children's Centre Workington CA14 5BD 1 Sam Dever Strategic Manager - Early Years Union Hall Scotch Street Whitehaven CA28 7BG 1 Vanessa Connor Resource Projects Team Leader Childrens Services 80 Warwick RoadCarlisle CA1 1DU 1 163 .
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