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The London Gazette, Sth August 1960 5393 THE LONDON GAZETTE, STH AUGUST 1960 5393 CAERNARVONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations, 1960 Notice is hereby given that the Caernarvonshire County Council in exercise of their powers under regulation 10 of the Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations, 1960, have submitted for the approval of the Minister of Housing and Local Government an order denning as an area of special control for the purpose of the said regulations the whole of that part of the Snowdonia National Park situate in the County of Caernarvon and described in the schedule hereto, which land is shown edged red on the map accompanying the order, and that the order is about to be considered by the Minister. A copy of the order and of the map referred to and of a statement of reasons submitted therewith have been deposited at the County Offices, Caernarvon, and the Offices of the District Councils mentioned below, and will be open for inspection without payment of fee between the hours of 9.0 a.m. and 5.0 p.m. on ordinary weekdays and 9.0 a.m. to 12.0 noon on Saturdays, except that, in the case of the Urban District of Betws y Coed, the hours shall be 9.0 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. on ordinary weekdays and from 9.0 a.m. till noon on Saturdays. Any objection to the order must be made in writing, stating the grounds of the objection, and addressed to the Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Whitehall, London S.W.I, before the 7th day of September 1960. SCHEDULE The whole of that part of the Snowdonia National Park in the Administrative County of Caernarvon as shown edged red on the map annexed to the Order. Dated the 4th day of August 1960. J. E. Owen-Jones, Clerk of the Caernarvonshire County Council. County Offices, Caernarvon. District Copies of the Order and map deposited at: Borough of Conway Town Clerk's Office, Bodlondeb, Conway. Urban District of Betws y Coed ... ... ... ... ... Council Offices, Betws y Coed. Urban District of Llanfairfechan Council Offices, Llanfairfechan. Urban District of Penmaenmawr ... ... ... ... ... Council Offices, Penmaenmawr. Rural District of Gwyrfai Cwellyn, Caernarvon. Rural District of Lleyn Metro Buildings, Pwllheli. Rural District of Nant Conway... ... ... ... ... ... Plas lolyn, Station Road, Llanrwst. Rural District of Ogwen Craig Beuno, Garth Road, Bangor. (399) NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE ACT, 1949 ADMINISTRATIVE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM Notice is hereby given that the Nottinghamshire County Council in exercise of their powers under the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, 1949, have prepared a Provisional Map and Statement showing the footpaths, bridleways and roads used as public paths in the Borough of Newark and the Rural District of Newark in the County of Nottingham. Copies of the documents have been deposited at my office where they may be inspected by members of the public between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from Monday to Friday inclusive. Copies of the documents have also been deposited at the Council Offices, 21 Lombard Street, Newark, and the County Police Station, 197 London Road, New Balderton, and extracts of the documents so far as they concern the area mentioned have been deposited at the premises mentioned below where they may be inspected by members of the public on the same days and between the same hours. Dated this 26th day of July 1960. A. R. Davis, Clerk of the Nottinghamshire County Council. County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham. District Place at which deposited Borough of Newark Town Clerk's Office, 20 Balderton Gate, Newark. The Gilstrap Library, Castle Gate, Newark. Parish of Alverton The house of Mr. G. J. Burton, The Chestnuts, Alverton. „ „ Balderton The house of Mr. J. F. Gardiner, 8 Sykes Lane, Balderton. „ „ Barnby-in-the-Willows The house of Mr. S. G. Marsh, Council Houses, Barnby. ,, „ Besthorpe The house of Lt.-Col. J. S. C. Gates, D.S.O., Besthorpe. „ „ Broadholme-with-Thorney The house of Mr. F. M. Strong, Top Flat, Thorney Hall, Thorney. „ „ Codding+on The house of Mr. B. Wilby, 2 Council House, Balderton Lane, Coddington. „ „ Gotham The house of Mr. G. Brooks, Gotham. „ „ East Stoke The house of Mr. M. C. Horner, Manor Farm, East Stoke. „ „ Elston The house of Mr. F. D. A. Peatfield, Elston. ,, ,, Farndon The house of Mr. E. M. Tow, School Lane, Farndon. ,, ,, Girton ... The house of Mr. C. O'Connor, Pinfold Cottage, Girton. „ „ Harby The house of Miss R. J. Medley, Enfield House, Harby. ,, ,, Hawton The house of Mr. R. W. Bond, 144 Hawton Road, Newark. ,, ,, Holme ... The house of Mr. J. Hallam, Old Hall Farm, Holme. ,, ,, Kilvington The house of Mr. G. J. Burton, The Chestnuts, Alverton. „ ,, Langford The house of Mr. J. L. Grammer, The Manor, Langford. „ „ Meering The house of Lt.-Col. J. S. C. Gates, D.S.O., Besthorpe. „ „ North Clifton The house of Mr. H. A. D. Cherry Downes, North Clifton Manor, North Clifton. ,, North Collingham The house of Mr. G. E. Willis, Wyndham, Station Road, North Collingham. „ South Clifton ... The house of Mr. C. E. Sugars, South Clifton. „ South Collingham The house of Mr. G. E. Willis, Wyndham, Station Road, North Collingham. „ South Scarle ... The house of Fit. Lt. (Retd.) L. W. Jackson-Wynch, D.F.C., Rose Cottage, South Scarle. ,, Spalford The house of Mr. H. W. Lancaster, Chapel Farm, Spalford. „ Staunton The house of the Reverend G. W. Staunton, Staunton Hall, Staunton. „ Syerston The house of Mr. G. A. Fillingham, Syerston Hall, Syerston. „ Thorpe... The house of Mr. R. D. K. Bradley, Thorpe Lodge, Thorpe. „ Wigsley The house of Mrs. E. A. Snell, Wigsley. „ Winthorpe The house of Mr. W. Packe, Low Wood, Winthorpe. (209).
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