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Site Allocations Preferred Options: List of Responses Individual Respondents RESPONDENT TOPICS Jamie Abbott Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Trevor Acreman CLIF.C Bill Acres Studley BUAB; Proposal STUD.1: Studley Centre, Studley; Proposal STUD.2: High Street, Studley Policy SAP.3; Annex 3: Reserve Housing Site Tranches; 1.7 Accompanying Technical Assessments; Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington; Proposal SCB.9: West of Jubilee Fields, Stockton; Cllr Louis Adam LONG.A; LONG.B; STOC.A; STOC.B Lisa Adcock Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Murad Ahmed Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Jane and Alton Ainley FEN.A; FEN.B; FEN.C; FEN.D Callum Alcock Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Caroline Alderson Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Craig Alderson Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Alison Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Agnese Alksne Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Carys Allen QUIN.A; QUIN.B; QUIN.C; QUIN.D Pippa Allsop Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mr Bernard Alsop NAP.A Diana Alvarado Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mark Anderson Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington Caroline Anderson Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Jan Andrews Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Linzi Andrews Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Sarah Angus Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Malcolm Ankrett Proposal SCB.11: North of Walton Road, Wellesbourne Maureen Ankrett Proposal SCB.11: North of Walton Road, Wellesbourne; 1.2 Relationship to Neighbourhood Plans Susan Archer 1.6 Infrastructure Considerations; PILL.A Adam Archer Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Marion Argent Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Jamie Armstrong Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Louise Armstrong CLIF.A; CLIF.B; CLIF.C; CLIF.D Nicole Armstrong Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Darrell Stephen Arnold Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Sue Arrowsmith Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Sandra Ashford LMAR.A; LMAR.B; LMAR.C Nikita Ashton Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Susan Ashton Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mr and Mrs Harburbindar Singh and Susan Athwal Proposal STUD.1: Studley Centre, Studley Stefan Auckland 1.4 Vision and Strategic Objectives; 1.6 Infrastructure Considerations K Austin SALF.A Holly Bacon Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mr Paul Baggett 1.2 Relationship to Neighbourhood Plans; Policy SAP.1; Policy SAP.2; CLIF.A; CLIF.B; CLIF.D; CLIF.C Mrs Elizabeth Baggett 1.2 Relationship to Neighbourhood Plans; 2. Reserve Housing Sites; Policy SAP.1; Policy SAP.2; CLIF.A; CLIF.B; CLIF.C; CLIF.D Amitha Bagri Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Penny Bailey Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale S Bailey NEWB.B Jessica Bailey-Womack Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Penny Baker Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Afshan Baksh Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mrs Karen Baldwin PILL.A Ruth Ball Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Matt and Rebecca Ball Proposal SCB.11: North of Walton Road, Wellesbourne Maria Ball Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale (Former Engineer Resources Depot), Long Marston; LMAR.A; LMAR.B; LMAR.C Alison Ballinger Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Luke Bannister Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Alexander Banthien Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington Stu Barbour Proposal RURAL.2: University of Warwick Campus, near Wellesbourne John and Lynne Barlow Proposal SCB.7: West of Evesham Road, Salford Priors Sophia Barnard Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale RESPONDENT TOPICS Stella Barnes Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Lucy Barratt Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Lucy Barrett Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Peter Barrett LMAR.B Sara Barrett Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Penny Barry Proposal BID.1: Bidford Centre; BID.C Clare Barton SALF.A Jenny Basnett SALF.A Paul Basson Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mr and Mrs Peter and Rosemary Bates Whole Plan David Batty Policy SAP.1 Wendy Bayliss Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Robert Bearcroft Proposal RURAL.3: Quinton Rail Technology Centre Jan and Paul Beattie Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mrs J Beazley Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale (Former Engineer Resources Depot), Long Marston; LMAR.A; LMAR.B; LMAR.C Kirsty Beckert LMAR.B Kelly Beckett Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Adam Beese Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Pamela Beesley PILL.A Cathy Beesley-Kikuchi Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Fay Belgrove Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Justin Belgrove Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Luca Belgrove Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Peter Bell Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale (Former Engineer Resources Depot), Long Marston; QUIN.B Meghna Belshaw Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale William Bench Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Darren Bench Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Karen Bent Proposal BID.1: Bidford Centre Mrs Maureen Berry Policy SAP.4; MAPP.A; MAPP.B; MAPP.C Mark Binks Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Chloe Bird Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Lisa Bird Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Stuart Bird Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Leigh Bird Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mr John Bishop WELF.A; WELF.B Susan Bishop WELF.B Jodie Bisp Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington Simon Black Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Luisa Blackwell MAPP.A; MAPP.B; MAPP.C Cody Blake Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale E. Hilda Blount Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Janine Bluteau Proposal SCB.2: East of Skylark Road, Alderminster Carl Boeuf Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Dr Adrian Boldy Proposal SCB.11: North of Walton Road, Wellesbourne Ian Russell Bolger Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Rachel Bolger Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Jeremy Bolton Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Amanda Bolton Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Kayleigh Bolton Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mr and Mrs Norris Bomford Proposal SCB.7: West of Evesham Road, Salford Priors Colin Booth Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Wesley Booth Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Michael and Lesley Bosman FEN.A; FEN.B; FEN.C; FEN.D Mark Boulton Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale (Former Engineer Resources Depot), Long Marston; Omission Policy Mr and Mrs Brades PILL.A; 1.7 Accompanying Technical Assessments John Bradfield Proposal SCB.7: West of Evesham Road, Salford Priors; SALF.A Kath Bradley Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Henrietta Brain Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Wilfred Brain Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale RESPONDENT TOPICS Simon Brain Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Cllr Mike Brain Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Bill Bramfitt Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Kate Bramfitt Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Michael Branigan Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Tiffany Bre Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale John Bredavs Policy SAP.3; Proposal RURAL.3: Quinton Rail Technology Centre; Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale (Former Engineer Resources Depot), Long Marston; LMAR.B; LMAR.A; LMAR.C; 8. Policies Map Shaun Bredavs Policy SAP.3; LMAR.A; LMAR.B; LMAR.C; 8. Policies Map Chloe Breen Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Dawn Breese Whole Plan; 1.7 Accompanying Technical Assessments John Brennan Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Ankica Brennan Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Christine Brewster Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Samuel Bridgewater Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Crispin Brierley Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Eugene Briody Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Michael Brockington Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale (Former Engineer Resources Depot), Long Marston; Proposal RURAL.3: Quinton Rail Technology Centre; Proposal RURAL.5: Long Marston Airfield Phase 1b Ben Bromley Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Tony Bromwich 1.6 Infrastructure Considerations; Policy SAP.3 Steven Brook Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Richard and Vanessa Brookes Proposal SCB.10: North of Millers Close, Welford-on-Avon Margaret Brookes Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Jodie Brookes Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale James Brookes LMAR.B; 8. Policies Map James Brooks Proposal SCB.2: East of Skylark Road, Alderminster Dr Deborah Brotherton PILL.A Christine Brown Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Judith Brown Proposal SCB.11: North of Walton Road, Wellesbourne Richard Brown Proposal SCB.11: North of Walton Road, Wellesbourne Jonathan Brown QUIN.C; QUIN.D; Annex 3: Reserve Housing Site Tranches; LMD.A Ibolya Brown Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Andrew Brown Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Chris Brown Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Melodie Bruce Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale (Former Engineer Resources Depot), Long Marston; LMAR.B; LMAR.C; LMAR.A Luke Bryan Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale David Buchholz LONG.A; LONG.B; Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington David Bullock Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Ian Burnett MAPP.A; MAPP.B; MAPP.C; Whole Plan Sam Burston Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Isabel Burt Proposal SCB.7: West of Evesham Road, Salford Priors Christopher Burton Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Carl Butterfield Proposal SCB.2: East of Skylark Road, Alderminster Sarah Jane Buttler Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Michaela Byrne Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington Christopher Byrne Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington Andrea Callipo Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Julie Callipo Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Alex JK Cameron MAPP.A; MAPP.B; MAPP.C Redvers Carr SALF.A Martin Carroll Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Lorraine Carroll Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Katie Carter Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Heather Carter Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Lesley Casley Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale (Former Engineer Resources Depot), Long Marston; Proposal SCB.2: East of Skylark Road, Alderminster Lucie Cassells Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Sarah Castle Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Marcelle Cater PILL.A David Chaddock Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale RESPONDENT TOPICS Heather Chaddock Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Mr Chandler Proposal RURAL.4: Meon Vale Ray Channell NEWB.A; NEWB.B T Cheriton Proposal BID.1: Bidford Centre Mr Roland Cherry TYS.B Minnie Chesser Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington David Chinn 1.7 Accompanying Technical Assessments; LONG.A; LONG.B; Proposal SCB.5: North of Collingham Lane, Long Itchington
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