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TBA.D.ES DIBECTOBY,] DERBYSHIRE. IYS Byron Christphr. :n5 Bath st. Ilkeston Gadsby H. F. r6 Tenant street, Derby Jackson Hy. 13 Spring gardens, Buxton Calvert A. M. King street, Bel per Gallimore J. O.Smith's Bank,LongEaton Jackson J oseph, Albert terrace, Bel per Capon George :L\1. Church street, Ripley Gamble\Villiam, Camphill street, Helper Jones John '1'. jun. Southgate, Ecking- CaponJ. T. Ripley Gandy F. H. 40 St. Mary's gate, Derby ton, Chesterfield Carnt W. G. r St. John's terrace,Bridge GascoyneEdwd.StonyMiddleton,Shefild Jordan W . .Matlock Bath street, Derby Gibson A. I Argyle street, Derby Joseph F. no Friar gate, Darby Carter George Edward, 4 Tythe Barn Glossop Charles Henry, Sheffield & Kelly P. J. Whittington moor, Chestrfld lane, Long Eaton, Nottingham Rotherham Bank, Bakewell Kerr John Hamilton, Sheffield & Union Case Robt. Hy. Ray st. Heanor R.S.O GlossopT.A. West view,Ambergate,Drby Bank, Chesterfield ChambersFrederick,2orAwsworthroad, Gooch H. E. Commercial Bank, Derby Kilford Henry James, Ilkeston Ilkeston R.S.O Goodwin Frank S.Bridge house,Bakewell Kitching Wm. The Terr.:tce, SJ.ltergate, Chambers James, Stanton-by-Dale Goodwin James H. Risley Chesterfield Chaplain Thomas,3 Clarence villas,Mat- Gratton & Marsden, Knifesmith gate, Knuwles W. Brassington, Wirksworth lock Bath, Derby Chesterfield Laban G. E. Hilton fields, Hilton Clark Geo. H. Holywell st. Chesterfield Gratton B. Church veiw, South Church Lancaster W. G. 10 Higl1 st. Chesterfld Clark Joseph, Hasland, Chesterfield street, Bakewell Lane Charles F. Old Hall road, New Clarke J .H.Canal tltreet ironworks, Drby GravesHorace,Derby & DerbyshireBank, Brampton, Chesterfield Clarke J. J. Crich Corn m!ll'ket, Derby Larrington John Thomas, 13 Wellington Clarke John Joseph, Matlock Bridge Greatorex H. W. Clay cross, Chesterfidd street, Long Eaton, Nottingham Clifford R. T. Ward wick, Derby Greaves F. W. Derby & Derbyshire Bank, Lawson E. Kelso L. Bank ho. Swadlincte Close C. H. Derby road, Ashborne Corn market, Derby Lee George, Grosvenor place, Ripley Coates R. E. Manchester & County Bank, Greaves William Samuel, King William Lee H. E. IS Cobden road, Chesterfiell Buxton street, Ironville, Alfreton Lee Herbert, Market place, Ripley Coleman J. 3-J. Corn market, Derby Griftiths H. E. School house, R:m1shaw, Leech Frederick, Tides well, Stockport Coles Joseph, 65 Ashbourne rd. Derby Chesterfield Leggoe F. E. Albert villa, l\Iatlock Bctth Collier Aaron, Market place, Chapel- en- Grundy G. H. 27 Duffield road, Derby Lemon Fk. Geo. 33 Arboretum st.Derby le-Frith, Stockport Hales J. E. Station street, Ashborne Limb John, 50 St. Helen's st. Chesterfld Cook Waiter, New Brampton, Chestcrfld HallJ. T.Cromford hili,Cromford,Derby Lloyd J. 20 Lyndhurst road, Derby Cooper, Abney & Hallett, 16 St. James' HallP.MarketHall chmbrs.Matloek Brdg Lloyd William, 16 Friar gate, Derby street, Derby Hall T. r8 Nottingham rd.IIkestonR.S.O Loosken Henry, 38 Canal street. Derby CooperBenj.68UpperBainbriggA st.Drby Hall W. 48 Full street, Derby Lowthian Wm. H. Church st. Ripley Cooper Thos. 8o Franchise st. Derby HampsonBros.zoSpring gardens,Buxton Lucas E. T. Church street, Ashbourne Copestake W. Helper Hanford Robert, Clown Lucas H. N.Grangeho.Drontield,Sheffi1 Copestick G. C. 1 Arboretum sq. Derby Hankinson Herbert, 2 Market pl. Derby Lugg W. S. r7 Warner street, Derby Cotton George, Borrowash, Derby Harris & Terry, Matlock Bridge Lymm F. C. Matlock Bath Coulson Charles H. Crompton & Evans' Harris T.Cromford rd. Wirksworth,Drby Lytle W. A. Market place, Ashbourne Union Bank, Itongate, Derby Harrison & Co. 18 Ward wick, Derby McCullen F. Whittington moor,Chestrfld Coulthurst & Booty, 4 Albert st. Derby Harrison T. H. 18 Ward wick, Derby McDonald J. Sunny hill, near Derby CourtFredH.Derby & Derbyshire Bank, HaslamW. & Sons, High street,Alfreton Madin W. B.Dowdeswellst. Chesterfield Corn market&Litchurch branch,Drby Haslam William & Sons, Market street, :Makinson Daniel, Ash terrace, Buxton Cowap Charles, Station st. Ashbome Clay cross, Chesterfield Mallen J. E. 75 Macklin street, Derby Coyne D. 45 Full street, Derby Hattonl.Market st.Clay cross,Chesterfld Margerson & Dyson, TheSquare,Chstrfld Crofts A. Smith's Bank, Ilkeston HawkeR. G. Norfolk square, Glossop Marples Thomas, Curbar, .::iheffield Crooks John, 2 Whi~ton street, Derby Hayes Joseph, Pinxton Marriott Fred, Glumangate, Chesterfld Crossley F. w St. James' ter. Buxton Hazard John, Brimington, Chesterfield Meggison Rt. G. 12 Terrace rd. Buxton Cuppleditch C. B. Derby & Derbyshire Hearnshaw William, Brimington corn- Menzies T. I Crosby street, Derby Bank, Corn market, Derby mon, Chesterfield Merry William, Market place, Ilkeston Cutts John, Market hall, Chesterfield HenshawE. Sothal,Beighton,Rotherham Middleton Robert Norman, Town end., Dagger H. (supt.), St. P0t~r's church- Henstock T. Whittington moor,Chestrfid Chapel-en-le-Frith, Stockport yard, Derby Heny A. 4A, Market head, Derby Miles George, 70 Osmaston rd. D~rby Davenport Henry, 4 Henryst.Eckington Hewitt G. R. 2 West street,Chesterfield Milner Arthur, Stretton, Alfreton Davies C. I9 Bedford street, Derby Hewitt S.Market st.New Mills,Stockport Milwardll. W.Riversdale ho.Matlck.Brdg Davy C. E. R. Chapel-en-le-Frith Hibbert G. W. Staveley, Chesterfield Moody & Woolley, Bank chambers, 20 DeeleyR.M.Highlnd.vil.MillHillrd.Drby Higdon 'f. 'fansley Corn market, Derby Delacombe Wm.Barclay,Jlrongate,Drby Hig.g-inbottom Short & Co. xo Jrongate, Moore T. 27 Rutland street, Ilkeston Derry Thos. Richards, King st. Helper Chesterfield Moorley W. G. Troway, near Chesterfid Dinn C. W. Spondon, near Derby HigginbottomJ.Io Irongate,Chesterfield Morgan T. 41 Howard street, Derby Dolman C. North Wingfield,Chesterfield Higginbottom Jas.72 Victoriast.Glossop MorleyH.A.4Amen alley,AllSaints,Drby Douglas Bowery, Vicar lane, Chesterfield Higgitt R. H. Gregory street, Ilkeston Morris William, 6 Harrington st. Derby Dray W. Nottingham Joint Stock Bank, Hill Arthur, Aston-on-Trent MosleyT. Wilson st. Dronfield, Sheffield Ilkest.on Hills Theodore, Derby & Derbyshire Naylor John, Crompton& Evans' Bank, Drayeott W. H. Hope Bank, Corn market, Derby The Square, Chesterfield Dring E. Hay, Market hall, Chesterfld Hinde Joseph, Marsh lane, Chesterfield Naylor John T. Brimington, Chesterfld Dyson H. Market hall, Chesterfield Hindle James, Wirksworth Naylor William, Crompton & Evan~' Eddowes C.K. 13 St. .Mary's gate, Derby Hingley Andrew, Duffield Union Bank, Irongate, Derby Edlin A. Vaux, Birmingham, District & HobsonWalter, Town end, Chapel-en-le- Nickalls S. E. High street, Long: Ea.ton Counties Bank, St. James' st. Derby Frith, Stockport Nuttall P. Crompton & Evans' Union Edwards Geo. A. South st. Chesterfield Holland W. R. Ashbourne Bank, Matlock Bridge Edwards H. V. Old Bank chambers, Hollingbery Jobn Kidd, Howard cham- Ogden Kay, 25 Lord street, Glossop Irongate, Derby chambers, Howard street, Glossop Oliver John &Co.Sacker's row,Chestrfid Else Alfred C. Matlock Bridge HollinworthW.G.rJSimmondleyla.Glssp Oliver C. E. 15A, Wardwick, Derby Else G. N. Matlock Brid6e Holmes Graham G. Cossall, Ilkeston Olivero Wm. Cobden road, Chesterfield Evans Eli, Church street, Ripley, Derby Holmes H. Albert street, Belper Orgil.l G. Stanhope villa, Swadlincote Evans James, Youlgrave, Bakewell Holm:;s Wm. Lordsmill st. Chesterfield Orme '\Yilliam, 64 Friargate, Derby Evans L. Greenhilllane, Alfreton Hopkins A. E. Town hall, Ilkeston Oxley J. A. New street, Grassmoor Fearn John, \Vinster, Derby Horne Edgar, 3 Derwent street, Derby Parker Robert, Putter st. Melbourne Field James Henry, Pursglove lodge, Houlston H. D. 85 Uttoxeter rd. Derby Parker Thomas, Swiss cot. Ashborne 'fideswell, Stock port Ho ward C. 54 High street, Buxton Parker W.4 Amen alley,Ail Saints, Derby Fisher & Harward, Wirksworth HowittS. Market st. Clay cross,Chesterfld Parkin Samuel, Mansfield rd. Alfreton FlemingThos. Patrick,7 Bridgest.Derby Hudson Joseph, Birch vale, Stockport Parsons Richard, Littleo>er, Derby Fletcher E. B. WhitLington,nr. Chesterfld Hugbes L. r r llrewery street,Chesterfield Paxton A. 2 Cedar terrace, Derby Fletcher Geo. Beaconsfield st.LongEaton Huish & Wilson, 15 Ward wick & at Peach John, 25 Ashbourne road, Derby Flint A. J. 42 Full street, Derby Long- Ea ton, Derby Pearce J. H. r6 Beetwell st. Chesterfield Ford J. K. Talbot street, Derby Hunt C. W. 36 Station road, Ilkeston Pearson E. Stanedg:e house, Bakewell France J. 123 Hi£Sh st. west, Glossop Hunt William, Donisthorpe Pegg G. & A. Rodney chambers, Rod- Freeman W. 24 Duffield road, Derby Hunter John, Chesterfield ney yard, Corn market, Derby Fretwell W. S. 62 South st. Ilkeston Hunter John, Octagonia, Bolso,·er Pe,;g G. i::l. 7 Crompton street, Derby Frith Robert, Staveley, Chesterfield Hunter Maurice, Bridge street, Belper Pendleton John, 33 High st. Long Eaton Frith Thomas, Eyam, Sheffield Ingleby J. Rutland square, Bakewell Penistone Henry, Dronfield, Sheffield J<'rostH. W.Haywood vil.GreJry.st.Ilkstn Jackson A. Mill street, Ilkeston Phillips W. R. 63 Gerad street, Derby Fnrness Peter John, Eyam, Sheffield Jackson Clement, Tiieswell, Stockport Pickard Jol-.!n, 1 Wharf lane, Chesterfid FurnessW. C. Saltergate ho.Chesterlield Jackson F. J. Bridge street, 13.~lper Pine W. F. Codnor .
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    Peak District National Park Authority Aldern House, Baslow Road, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1AE Telephone number : 01629 816200 WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 05/10/2011 - 18/10/2011 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0911/0953 Mr Don Holland Richard Mundy Building FULL 422213 ADM P 1911 Design Ltd 369034 Unit 3 Travel House Station Yard Buxton Road Constraints Station Road BAKEWELL Sites and Monuments Records - Bakewell Derbyshire Plotfile Boundaries - 1911 DE45 1BZ DESCRIPTION Replace existing fire damaged industrial unit with new industrial unit PARISH Bakewell View Documents NP/DDD/1011/1011 Mrs E Hammond Mrs A Simms FULL 420782 ADM P 1285 367721 Chatsworth Vale Green Houses The Firs Monyash Road Belton Park Constraints Bakewell Londonthorpe Road Sites and Monuments Records - Grantham Plotfile Boundaries - 1285 Lincolnshire FCE Landholdings - FCE 26630 NG31 9SJ DESCRIPTION Erection of a single storey garden room and link to garage PARISH Bakewell View Documents NP/DDD/1011/1043 Midco Bakewell Ltd Oldfield Design REN 421795 ADM P 4158 368590 Midco Ltd Holme Bank Studio Bath Street Holme Lane, Constraints BAKEWELL Plotfile Boundaries - 4158 Derbyshire Plotfile Boundaries - 2194 DE451GF Plotfile Boundaries - 5559 Plotfile Boundaries - 6491 Flood Risk Area Zone 2 - Conservation Areas - Bakewell Designated Conservation Area - Conservation Area Boundary Plot File Point - Plot File Boundary - Plot File Boundary - Plot File Boundary - Plot File Boundary - Planning Application Conditions - EA Fluvial Floodplain areas - DESCRIPTION Retain consent for the redevelopment of builder's merchant yard to include demolition and conversion of existing buildings and erection of new buildings to form 4 dwellings and 5 apartments.