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884 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 18TH JANUARY 1991 Edmund's Road, Worsbrough Bridge, thence southwards along Edmund's Road, Worsbrough Bridge to it's junction with the River POST OFFICE Dove, thence westwards along the course of the River Dove to it's junction with Park Road, Worsbrough Bridge, thence south- POST OFFICE SCHEME L4/I990 eastwards along Park Road, Worsbrough Bridge to it's junction with Doe Lane, Wo.rsborough, thence eastwards along Doe Lane, NOTE: The scheme which follows this note is made under section 28 Worsbrough to the commencement point. (768) of the Post Office Act 1969 and amends the Post Office Overseas Letter Post Scheme 1982. The Scheme, which comes into operation on the 21 st January 1991, revises certain postal charges, introduces a European airmail small packet service and a European airmail BOLSOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL printed packet service and abolishes the European airmail newspaper service, the reduced rate printed packet service and the THE CLEAN AIR ACT 1956 facility for bulk posting in mail bags. Additionally, the Scheme LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLANNING AND LAND ACT 1980 revises references to air letters, air mail packets, small packets, printed packets and literature for the blind. (1) The Bolsover District Council (No. 10) Smoke Control Order (This note is not part of the Scheme) 1990, (Belph, Creswell, Elmton, Hodthorpe. Steetley, Whitwell. Whitwell Common, Whaley (Part) and Surrounding Area) THE POST OFFICE OVERSEAS LETTER POST (2) The Bolsover District Council No. 11) Smoke Control Order AMENDMENT (NO. 12) SCHEME 1990 1990, (Clowne, Barlborough, Renishaw (Part) Spinkhtil (Part) Made 21st December 1990 and surrounding Area) Coming into operation 21st January 1991 Notice is hereby given that the Bolsover District Council in exercise The Post Office by virtue of the powers conferred upon it by of the powers conferred on them by section 11 of the above section 28 of the Post Office Act 1969 and of all other powers mentioned Act as amended by Schedule 2 of the Local Government enabling it in this behalf, hereby makes the following Scheme: Planning and Land Act 1980 on 19th December 1990, declared their intention to make the undermentioned Orders entitled: Commencement and citation 1.—(1) This Scheme shall come into operation on the 21st January (1) "The Bolsover District Council No. 10 (Belph, Creswell, 1991 and may be cited as the Post Office Overseas Letter Post Elmton, Hodthorpe, Steetley, Whitwell, Whitwell Common, Amendment (No. 12) Scheme 1990. Whaley (Part) and surrounding area) Smoke Control Order (2) This Scheme shall be read as one with the Post Office Overseas 1990," declaring the areas described in Schedule (1) hereto to be Letter Post Scheme 1982 (Post Office Scheme P2/1982) a Smoke Control Area. (hereinafter called "the Scheme") as amended by the Post Office (2) "The Bolsover District Council No. 11 (Clowne, Barlborough, Overseas Letter Post Amendment (No. 1) Scheme 1982 (Post Renishaw (Pan), Spinkhill (Part) and Surrounding Area) Office Scheme P6/1982), the Post Office Overseas Letter Post Smoke Control Order 1990," declaring the areas described in Amendment (No. 2) Scheme 1983 (Post Office Scheme P4/1983), Schedule (2) hereto to be a Smoke Control Area. the Post Office Overseas Letter Post Amendment (No. 3) Scheme 1984 (Post Office Scheme 3/1984), the Post Office Overseas Letter Subject to the exemptions provided by virtue of section 11(2) of Post Amendment (No. 4) Scheme 1985 (Post Office Scheme the Act, if on any day after the Orders have come into operation 4/1985), the Post Office Overseas Letter Post Amendment (No. 5) smoke is emitted from a chimney of any building within the smoke Scheme 1986 (Post Office Scheme 2/1986), the Post Office control areas the occupier of the building shall be guilty of an offence Overseas Letter Post Amendment (No. 6) Scheme 1986 (Post and liable to a fine not exceeding level 3 on the Standard Scale unless Office Scheme 5/1986) the Post Office Overseas Letter Post he proves that the emission of smoke was not caused by the use of Amendment (No. 7) Scheme 1987 (Post Office Scheme 2/1987) the any fuel other than an authorised fuel. The authorised fuels include Post Office Overseas Letter Post Amendment (No. 8) Scheme 1988 anthracite, coke and other carbonised fuels, gas and electricity. (Post Office Scheme 3/1988) the Post Office Overseas Letter Post Copies of the Orders and the maps referred to therein may be Amendment (No. 9) Scheme 1989 (Post Office Scheme L2/I989), inspected, free of charge, at the Bolsover District Council Office, the Post Office Overseas Letter. Oxcroft House, Oxcroft Lane, Bolsover and Dale Close, 100 Post Chesterfield Road South, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, at all Amendment (No. 10) Scheme 1990 (Post Office Scheme LI/1990) reasonable times during the period of 6 weeks from 25th January and the Post Office Overseas Letter Post Amendment (No. 11) 1991. Scheme 1990 (Post Office Scheme L2/1990). Within the said period any person who will be affected by the Orders may by notice in writing to the deputy Chief Environmental Interpretation Health and Housing Officer, Bolsover District Council, Oxcroft 2.—(1) In sub-paragraph (I) of paragraph 3 of the Scheme as House, Oxcroft Lane, Bolsover, object to the making of the Orders subsequently amended, the definition "air letter" shall be deleted by the Bolsover District Council. and the following shall be substituted: '"Aerogramme" means an air mail packet (not being a Forces aerogramme) consisting of a C. A. Tucker. Chief Executive Officer letter written on a special aerogramme form provided or approved Dale Close, 100 Chesterfield Road South, by the Post Office'. Mansfield, Nottinghamshire NG19 7BD. (2) The following definition shall be inserted after "Areogramme": SCHEDULE (1) "Airmail Newspaper (HM Forces)" means a printed packet consisting of or containing one or more registered newspapers The whole of Creswell, Elmton, Whitwell, Hodthorpe, Belph and (and nothing else) which is posted as mentioned in paragraphs surrounding areas comprising approximately 2,950 hectares 7(l)(a)(b)(c) of (d) or is posted; (7,286 acres) incorporating some 4,389 dwellings and sundry other (a) on board a ship of the Royal Navy (whether on the high seas premises and bounded on the north by the district council boundary, or in any port or place outside the British postal area) for to the east by the district council boundary, to the south by Bolsover transmission to an address in Europe or; Parish boundary, to the west (from north to south) by Bondhay (b) by a member of the forces referred to in paragraphs 5(l)(ii) Lane, Gypsy Hill Lane, Gapsick Lane, Hollin Hill and Border Lane. serving as therein mentioned, for transmission to an adress in Europe." SCHEDULE (2) (3) In sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 3 of the Scheme as The whole of Clowne, Barlborough, Renishaw (Part), Spinkhill subsequently amended the definition "European Airmail (Part) and surrounding areas, comprising of approximately 2,264 Newspaper" shall be deleted. hectares (5,591 acres) incorporating 3,712 dwellings and sundry (4) In sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 3 of the Scheme as other premises and bounded on the north by the district council subsequently amended, the following definition shall be inserted boundary, to the east (from north to south) by Bondhay Lane, following "European Airmail Letters and Postcards": Gypsy Hill Lane, Gapsick Lane, Hollin Hill and Border Lane, to the "European Airmail Printed Packet" means an outgoing printed south by Bolsover Parish boundary, to the west by the district packet for transmission to any European destination and intended boundary. by the sender to be conveyed through any part of the post as a European Airmail Printed Packet, whether or not bearing any 27th January 1991. (930) indication that it should be so conveyed. THE LONDON GAZETTE, 18TH JANUARY 1991 885 (S) In sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 3 of the Scheme as Forces Post Office at which British postage stamps are issued, to subsequently amended, the following definition shall be inserted a person in the British postal area; or following "European Airmail Printed Packet": (d) on board a ship registered in any part of the British postal area "European Airmail Small Packet" means an outgoing small while the ship is on the high seas, for transmission to the persons packet for transmission to any European destination and intended mentioned in paragraphs 5(1 )(i) and (ii), wherever they may be by the sender to be conveyed through any part of the post as a stationed. European Airmail Small Packet whether or not bearing any (2) Postage at the rates specified in Part 2 of Schedule 2 shall be indication that it should be so conveyed. charged and paid on European Airmail Printed Packets. (41 SI) (3) Except as otherwise provided by sub-paragraphs (1) and (2) of (6) In sub-paragraph (1) of paragraph 3 of the Scheme, the this paragraph, postage at the rates specified in Part 3 of Schedule definition "Forces air letter" shall be deleted and the following 2 shall be charged and paid on outgoing printed packets and on shall be substituted: outgoing small packets. "Forces aerogramme" means an air mail packet consisting of a (4) Postage at the rates specified in Part 4 of Schedule 2 shall be letter written on a special Forces aerogramme form provided by charged and paid on European Airmail Small Packets. the Post Office and addressed to, or sent to the British postal area (5) This paragraph does not apply to air mail packets. by, a member of the armed forces of the United Kingdom serving abroad or on board a ship of the Royal Navy on the high seas or "Air mail packets in any port or place outside the British postal area, or a member of 5.
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