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List of Active Members ISVA The professional Society for Valuers and Auctioneers ACTIVE MEMBERS Abb-AIg Abbott, Dominic Charles, FRICS FSVA Adams, Richard John, FRICS FSVA Brogden &: Co, 38-39 Silver Street, Adams, Richard, 23 Warwick Row, Coventry, West Lincoln LN2 1EM Midlands CV1 lEY Tel No. 01522 531321 Tel No. 01203 251737 Elected 1975 Elected 1990 Ablitt, Ernest Henry, FSVA Adams, Roger Ian, FSVA Elected 1953 Elected 1979 Abrahams, Abi, ASVA Adamson, Gaye Elizabeth, DipVEM ASVA Elected 1994 Elected 1990 Abrahams, Peter David, FSVA Addison, Roy Matthew, DipREM ARICS ASVA Abrahams Consolidated Ltd, 51 London Road, Russell Baldwin &: Bright, (Chancellors Associates), St Albans, Hertfordshire AL11LJ 20 King Street, Hereford HR4 9DB Tel No. 01727 840111 Tel No. 01432 266663 Elected 1976 Elected 1989 Adetula, Francis Olajide Ipadeola, FSVA ARVA Abson, Stephen Paul Robert, ASVA ANAEA AlAS Elected 1995 Elected 1975 Acock, Malcolm Trevor, FSVA Aggett, Paul Anthony, ASVA Elected 1966 Ekins, 73 High Street, Burnham, Slough, Berkshire SL1 7jX Acquier, Andrew Francis, BA FSVA Tel No. 01628 604477 Andrew F Acquier, 6 Queen Street, Godalming, Elected 1981 Surrey GU7 1BD Tel No. 01483 424128 Agnew, Julian Michael, ASVA Elected 1979 Jones Lang Wootton, 22 Hanover Square, London W1A 2BN Acton, Martin Howard Harrison, ASVA Tel No. 0171 493 6040 Healey &: Baker, 29 St George Street, Hanover Elected 1988 Square, London W1A 3BG Tel No. 0171 6299292 Ahmed, Faida Yasmin, BSc ARICS ASVA Elected 1987 Elected 1995 Adams, John Alfred, FRICS FSVA Ainge, James Leonard, JP FSVA IRRV Adams Burnett, 138 Buckingham Palace Road, Elected 1973 London SW1W 9SA Tel No. 0171 730 2010 Airey, Paul, ASVA Elected 1974 Elected 1990 Adams, Julian Anthony, FSVA Aitken, Anthony John, FSVA Julian Adams, Old Library House, 4 Dean Park AJ Aitken FSVA, 47 Trelissick Fields, Hayle, Crescent, Boumemouth, Dorset BH1 1HL Cornwall TR27 6HZ Tel No. 01202311211 Tel No. 01736 754185 Elected 1976 Elected 1967 Adams, Keith Wareing, FSVA Akehurst, David Martin, BA(Hons) ASVA William H Brown, 5 Sheep Street, Wellingborough, Mathers, 124 Yorkshire Street, Rochdale, Northamptonshire NN81DL Lancashire OL161LA Tel No. 01933 222087/276622 Tel No. 01706 39116 Elected 1968 Elected 1991 Alcock, Linden Charles Tremaine, FRICS ASVA Adams, Marcus Paul, DipREM ARICS ASVA MRAC Defence Land Agent, Victoria House, Military Road, AClArb IRRV Canterbury, Kent CT1 1JL Alcocks, Wyeval House, 42 Bridge Street, Hereford, Hereford and Worcester HR4 9DG Tel No. 01227464036 Elected 1993 Tel No. 01432344322 Elected 1969 Adams, Nigel Graham, BA FSVA AMSST Alderson, John Cooper Miles, ASVA GA Valuation &: Survey Ltd, 270 Darwen Road, Cornerstone Surveyors &: Valuers, 52 Bank Street, Bromley Cross, Bolton, Lancashire BL7 9JG Rawtenstall, Rossendale, Lancashire BB48DX Tel No. 01204 308439 Tel No. 01706 831002 Elected 1978 Elected 1979 Adams, Peter Colin, FSVA ACIS Aldred, Richard Steven, FSVA PC Adams Consultant Surveyor, Amberley, Limers Elected 1979 Lane, Northam, Bideford, Devon EX39 2RG Tel No. 01237472338 Alex, Anthony Malcolm, ASVA FNAEA Elected 1972 Elected 1995 Adams, Peter James, FSVA Alexander, Geoffrey George, BSc(Soc) DipIA FSVA Elected 1970 Alexander &: Co, 48 High Street South, Dunstable, Bedfordshire LU6 3HD Adams, Philip Beresford, FSVA Tel No. 01582 699990 Beresford Adams Commercial, 3 Grosvenor Court, Elected 1974 Foregate Street, Chester, Cheshire CHI IHG Tel No. 01244 351212 Algar, Andrew, ASVA Elected 1964 Elected 1989 A-3 Ali-Ams ACTIVE MEMBERS Alico, John, FSVA FASA PE CCE Allison, Robert Gordon, ASVA Elected 1981 Valuation Office Agency, 24 Bakers Lane, Uchfield, Staffordshire WS13 6NP Allsion, Radzali Bin, BSc ARICS ASVA MISM Tel No. 01543 414391 CH Williams Talhar Wong &: Yeo SIB, 9.11, 9th Elected 1994 Floor, Wisma Pelita Tunku, PO Box 1121, Miri Sarawak 98008, Malaysia Allison, William, FSVA Tel No. 00 60 085 432480/432821 Elected 1964 Elected 1982 Alliston, Phillip Denys, Dip Est Man ASVA Allan, Peter William, FSVA National Rivers Authority, Guildbourne House, Phillips, Long Street Salerooms, Long Street, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sherborne, Dorset DT9 3BS Sussex BNn 1LD Tel No. 01935 815271 Tel No. 01903 820692 Elected 1980 Elected 1990 Allan, Robert Bruce, ASVA Allman, Laurence Michael, FRICS FSVA Grimley JR Eve,S St Pauls Street, Leeds, West Russell &: Allman, 21 Horsefair, Chipping Norton, Yorkshire LSI 2JG Oxfordshire OX7 5AL Tel No. 0113 2925500 Tel No. 01608 643087 Elected 1991 Elected 1969 Allen, David Melvyn, FSVA Allport, Peter Robert, FSVA Colliers Erdman Lewis Ltd, 6 Grosvenor Street, Lambert Smith Hampton, Regent Arcade House, London W1X OAD 19-25 Argyll Street, London W1V lAA Tel No. 01716298191 Tel No. 0171 494 4000 Elected 1970 Elected 1976 Allen, James Hardie, DipVEM ASVA Allsop, Jeremy John, ASVA Elected 1995 Carter Aikens &: Meyer, Britannic House, 11/ 13 Cowgate, Peterborough PE11LZ Allen, Mark, FSVA Tel No. 01733 558779 Countrywide Surveyors, 284 Station Road, Harrow, Elected 1992 Middlesex HAl 2EA Tel No. 0181 4279783 Allt, John David, FSVA Elected 1985 Chappell &: Matthews, Redland Park Corner, 151 Whiteladies Road, Bristol, Avon BS8 2RD Allen, Peter Christian, ASVA Tel No. 01179738734 Cornerstone Independent Estate Agents, 7 Marsh Elected 1978 Parade, Hythe, Southampton, Hampshire S045 6AN Alsop, Ernest Derek, ASVA FAAV Tel No. 01703 848842 Elected 1950 Elected 1976 Alufa, Funmllayo Abolanle, BSe ARICS ASVA Allen, Richard, FSVA IRRV Family Housing Association, Emergency Housing Boyce Allen, Hyde Road Corner, Paignton, Services, 373-377 Clapham Road, London SW9 9BT Devon TQ3 3AA Tel No. 01803 550666 Tel No. 0171 738 6000 Elected 1977 Elected 1992 Allen, Richard, FSVA FNAEA Ambrose, David James, ASVA Honour &: Co, 112 High Street, Thame, Elected 1991 Oxfordshire OX9 3DZ Tel No. 01844 260234 Ames, Ashley Thomu, FSVA Elected 1984 Orbiton Estates, 219 Old Brompton Road, London SW5 OEA Allen, Richard Granville, FSVA IRRV ACIArb Tel No. 0171373 0033 HFC Bank PLC, North Street, Winkfield, Windsor, Elected 1963 Berkshire SL4 4TO Tel No. 01344 890000 Ames, Christopher George, ASVA Elected 1973 George Trollope &: Sons, 47 Lower Belgrave Street, London SW1W OLP Allen, Stuart Peter Bryan, FSVA Tel No. 0171 8248111 David Bailey &: Co, 6 London Road, Alderley Edge, Elected 1988 Cheshire SK9 7jS Tel No. 01625 586828 Ames, Derek Ashley, BSc FRICS FSVA FLand Inst Bailey Allen, 6 London Road, Alderley Edge, Elected 1970 Cheshire SK9 7jS Tel No. 01625 536600 Amizola, Vicente M, MBA BSMBFSVA Elected 1982 Mitsubishi Electric (HI<)Ltd, 41st Floor Manulife Tower, 169 Electric Road, North Point, Hong Kong Allewell, Rachel Dawn, BSe ASVA Tel No. 00 852 25100 555 CE Rawling &: Co, 4 Market Street, Malton, North Elected 1975 Yorkshire Y017 OLY Tel No. 01653 600078 Amstell, David Joseph, FSVA Elected 1995 David Amstell Property Consultant, Chelsea House, Haywood Close, Pinner, Middlesex HAS 3LQ Allison, Philip John, FSVA IRRV Tel No. 0181 866 5757 Elected 1979 Elected 1959 A-4 ACTIVE MEMBERS And-Arm Anderson, Julian Shepherd, DipVEM FSVA Andrews, Timothy, FSVA [ohnsons, 24 Hallgate, Doncaster, South PPMS Limited Project &: Development Yorkshire DN1 3NG Management, The Lodge, Coldharbour Lane, Tel No. 01302 322121 Egham, Surrey TW20 8TD Elected 1981 Tel No. 01932569288 Elected 1980 Anderton, Tony, ASVA Mercury Communications Ltd, Mercury House, Annis, Roger Stephen, ASVA Maple Park, Lowfields Avenue, Leeds, West Sun Life of Canada, Burdett House, 15 Buckingham Yorkshire LS12 6HH Street, London WC2N 6DV Tel No. 0113 2832337 Tel No. 0171 9250030 Elected 1987 Elected 1984 Andrew, JaDles Richard Elliott, DipVEM ASVA Ansell, Terence Malcolm, FSVA Elected 1992 Elected 1971 Andrew, Richard Russell, ASVA Anson, Peter Leonard, FSVA Hargreaves Properties Ltd, Rustington House, Elected 1973 Worthing Road, Rustington, West Sussex BN17 7QN Anton-Rich, Chrysanthus, BScFSVA Tel No. 01903 773871 CAnton-Rich, 34-1/59 Lawyers Complex, Elected 1994 St Sebastian Hill, Hulftsdorp, Colombo 12, Sri Lanka Andrew, Roger, FSVA Tel No. 439263/500604 Elected 1981 Elected 1987 Andrews, Barry Herbert, FRICS FSVA Aplin, David Michael, DipVEM ASVA Richard Ellis, 16 Warwick Row, Coventry CV1 IE] Abbey National PLC, Survey Office, 3 Queen Tel No. 01203 555180 Street, Newton Abbot, Devon TQ12 2AG Elected 1976 Tel No. 01626 63788 Elected 1987 Andrews, Dereck John, BA DipLA ARICS ASVA Elected 1991 Appleby, Nigel Peter, ASVA EH Marston &: Co, 125-131 New Union Street, Andrews, Jamieson Oliver, ASVA Coventry, West Midlands CV1 2NX Elected 1992 Tel No. 01203 221577 Elected 1993 Andrews, John Edmund, FSVA IRRV Doolittle &: Dalley, Estate House, Proud Cross Archer, Keith Bowring, DipVEM FSVA Ringway, Kidderminster, Worcestershire DY11 6AE Elected 1977 Tel No. 01562 824721 Elected 1973 Archer, Stuart Malcolm, FSVA Archer &: Co, 30 High Street, Chepstow, Andrews, Malcolm Henry, FSVA Gwent NP6 5LJ R B Taylor & Sons, 22 Princes Street, Yeovil, Tel No. 01291 626262 Somerset BA20 1YA Elected 1973 Tel No. 01935 23474 Elected 1967 Archibald, David Alexander, ASVA Martin Retail Group PLC, 26 Munro Place, Andrews, Marcus Julian Charles, FSVA Anniesland, Glasgow G13 2UP Goadsby &: Harding, 37/43 St Peters Road, Tel No. 0141 9580491 Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 2]R Elected 1992 Tel No. 01202 299300 Elected 1979 Arkle, Andrew Christopher, ASVA Middlesbrough Borough Council, PO Box Andrews, Michael Christopher, FRICS ASVA 65 Vancouver House, Gurney Street, FNAEA Middlesbrough, Cleveland TS1 1QP Staintons Residential, 134/6 Lower Wortley
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