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HERTFORDSHIRE SCHOOLS CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2015 RESULTS Pre-Junior Girls PosiBon School Number Surname Forename Time (min/seC) 1 Royal MasonicSchool 50 INGLES GRACE 10 25 2 St Francis College 88 TAYLOR LUCY 10 47 3 Queenswood 46 HODGSKINSON HOLLY 10 52 4 Berkhamstead 84 Tuinema Demi 10 58 5 Royal MasonicSchool 52 PETERS ELLA 11 1 6 Berkhamstead 85 Conroy KiRy 11 5 7 Presdales 34 Hobson Molly 11 14 8 Beaumont 7 TOWERS BEA 11 17 9 Dame Alice Owen's 12 White Sienna 11 22 10 St George's 75 GIFFORD ANNA 11 37 11 Abbots Hill 1 LUTER GRACE 11 38 12 Hockerill 23 COPPING JONES HALLIE 11 42 13 Hitchen Girls' 19 COOKE BLUEBELL 11 43 14 St George's 74 DURBIN CHRISTIE 11 46 15 Beaumont 6 GALLAGHER NIAMH 11 50 16 Heath Mount 16 FURLONG ISSY 11 52 17 Sandringham 57 Newman-Booth Amalie 11 58 18 Royal MasonicSchool 53 PULLEN JESSICA 11 58 19 Dame Alice Owen's 10 Mulcahy Sophie 11 59 20 Herts and Essex 87 Malcolm Grace 12 3 21 Parmiters 33 PATRICK JESSICA 12 4 22 St Albans High School for Girls 66 Edmond Lucy 12 5 23 Heath Mount 17 MITCHELL KELSEY 12 7 24 Dame Alice Owen's 13 WooRen Hannah 12 8 25 Roundwood Park 48 Soanes Milly 12 10 26 Queens School 40 Andrews Sarah 12 12 27 St Michael's Catholic High School 89 Murray Crissey 12 14 28 Heath Mount 18 STAINTON CLAUDE 12 18 29 St Clement Danes 69 Clilverd Evie 12 19 30 Bishop's Ha]ield Girls' School 109 Enever Lauren 12 25 31 St Michael's Catholic High School 76 HUTCHEONS BAILEY 12 28 32 Tring 77 DAVIES ESME 12 30 33 Knights Templar 31 Wallace Anna 12 39 34 Royal MasonicSchool 54 WILLIAMSON JANE 12 43 35 Hitchen Girls' 21 LAYTON JOSIE 12 46 36 John Henry Newman 24 MEGER RUUFA-MAE 12 49 37 Haberdashers Girls School 14 AMDOR LAUREN 12 49 38 Loreto 32 STOTT LAUREN 12 51 39 Wa]ord Grammar School for Girls 79 NABNEY SARAH 12 55 40 Queenswood 41 BERKO BOATANG CHLOE 12 58 41 Hitchen Girls' 22 REENEY CAITLIN 13 2 42 Knights Templar 30 Tomlinson Maisie 13 4 43 Abbots Hill 2 ROLPH MADDIE 13 5 44 Roundwood Park 49 Thorn Jessica 13 8 45 Queenswood 45 GREIG MIA 13 9 46 Sir John Lawes 62 Hall Rosie 13 15 47 Knights Templar 29 Saunders Emily 13 22 60 Ashlyns 3 Johnstone Ella 14 22 48 Sandringham 55 BenneR Ellen 13 30 49 Monk's Walk 93 Wells Madeline 13 35 50 Bishop's Ha]ield Girls' School 8 Deane CharloRe 13 37 51 Sir John Lawes 58 BraRon Elizabeth 13 39 52 Sir John Lawes 61 Edge Isobel 13 40 53 Knights Templar 28 Northern Zara 13 43 54 Knights Templar 83 Massie Felicity 13 44 55 Roundwood Park 47 Esteki Shadie 13 45 56 Monk's Walk 92 Crooks Sarah 13 52 57 Kings Langley 25 Coulson Rebecca 14 3 58 St Albans High School for Girls 68 Wolsey Maya Rose 14 12 59 Ashlyns 4 Stroud Olivia 14 21 61 St Edmund's College 70 Bueneventura Ella 14 51 62 Knights Templar 27 Joyce CharloRe 14 56 63 St Edmund's College 71 Edmunds Lucy 15 1 64 Wa]ord Grammar School for Girls 78 GRAHAM AMELIE 15 4 65 Wa]ord Grammar School for Girls 82 SAWKO HELEN 15 40 66 Sandringham 56 Brinkworth Grace 16 31 67 St Edmund's College 72 Flannagan Millie 16 39 68 Monk's Walk 91 Howard Elizabeth 17 20 DNR Beaumont 5 FLYNN ELLIE DNR DNR Dame Alice Owen's 11 Stapleton Freya DNR DNR Haberdashers Girls School 15 SCARLES OLIVIA DNR DNR Hitchen Girls' 20 HARRISON HAYWORTH DNR DNR Kings Langley 26 Thomas Meadow DNR DNR Presdales 35 Pearse Gracie DNR DNR Presdales 36 Saunders Maddie DNR DNR Presdales 37 Simpson Lauren DNR DNR Presdales 38 Stuart O’Brien Emily DNR DNR Princess Helena College 39 JOHNSTONE MATILDA DNR DNR Royal MasonicSchool 51 INGLES EVIE DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 59 Brookes Megan DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 60 Bruce Maizy DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 63 Morrison Chloe DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 64 Suon Emily DNR DNR St Albans High School for Girls 67 Thompson Katy DNR DNR St Edmund's College 73 Taylor Maggie DNR DNR Ashlyns 90 Aspell Ava DNR DNR Wa]ord Grammar School for Girls 80 O’BRIEN SARAH DNR DNR Wa]ord Grammar School for Girls 81 PEIRIS GRACE DNR Pre-Junior Boys PosiBon School Number Surname Forename Time (min/seC) 1 Hemel Hempstead School 15 Jolly Adam 10 8 2 Sandringham 29 Breen Bryce 10 29 3 Ashlyns 3 Truman- Williams Freddie 10 31 4 Birchwood High School 6 Sloan Sam 10 33 5 St Columbas College 52 Richold Tom 10 38 6 Verulam School 72 PEET ARCHIE 10 39 7 Sandringham 30 Howgego Evan 10 41 8 Beaumont 4 COOPER THOMAS 10 47 9 Ashlyns 2 James Joel 10 50 10 Sir Frederic Osbourne 82 Nickleson Callum 10 52 11 Dame Alice Owen's 9 Craig MaRhew 10 56 12 Verulam School 68 HUGHES TOM 10 57 13 St Clement Danes 44 Hunt Louis 10 57 14 St George's 62 KING PATRICK 11 6 15 Dame Alice Owen's 11 Gallo Will 11 10 16 Haberdashers Boys School 13 O’Reilly Adam 11 17 17 Townsend School 64 Shadbolt Ben 11 20 18 Verulam School 69 JONES HENRY 11 22 19 St Columbas College 53 Webb Cillian 11 24 20 Parmiters 20 BRONER MICHAEL 11 28 21 Nobel School 80 Long Thomas 11 30 22 Dame Alice Owen's 78 Allison James 11 31 23 Dame Alice Owen's 77 Allison Oliver 11 31 24 Richard Hale 21 REID BRANDON 11 35 25 Haberdashers Boys School 12 Cobb Jack 11 35 26 St George's 60 CRAWFORD TOM 11 40 27 Haberdashers Boys School 75 Granger Joseph 11 43 28 St George's 61 HODDER CHARLIE 11 44 29 St Columbas College 49 McKee Oliver 11 46 30 Roundwood Park 24 Edney Joe 11 49 31 Sandringham 33 Michie Hamish 11 49 32 St Edmund's College 55 George Leon 11 57 33 Verulam School 74 SLOCOMBE ELIJAH 11 59 34 Roundwood Park 28 Webber Jack 12 4 35 Beaumont 5 JARMAN THOMAS 12 9 36 St Columbas College 47 Cresswell John 12 10 37 St Columbas College 45 Burton Henry 12 11 38 Sir John Lawes 40 SMITH JULIAN 12 20 39 Sandringham 35 Stacey Ben 12 31 40 St Columbas College 46 Cadenhead Thomas 12 42 41 St Edmund's College 59 Winterton Luca 12 45 42 St Columbas College 48 Labiak Mae 12 59 43 Richard Hale 23 STAMP BEN 12 59 44 Roundwood Park 26 Taylor Jacob 13 1 45 Verulam School 70 KELLY CONNOR 13 4 46 Knights Templar 17 Harley Jason 13 4 47 Roundwood Park 27 Wall George 13 19 48 Knights Templar 19 Sibley Logan 13 32 49 Roundwood Park 25 Sharry William 13 33 50 Nobel 76 Long Thomas 13 51 51 Verulam School 65 DODD JOE 13 51 52 Sandringham 31 James Jude 14 45 53 Knights Templar 18 Merrell Dominic 14 47 DNR Ashlyns 1 Faulkner Jamie DNR DNR Dame Alice Owen's 8 Brook Thomas DNR DNR Dame Alice Owen's 10 Craig Michael DNR DNR Heath Mount 14 DIAMOND ATAHAN DNR DNR Hockerill 16 SLOAN BENJAMIN DNR DNR Richard Hale 22 SHEARER LOGAN DNR DNR Sandringham 32 Kirby Ben DNR DNR Sandringham 34 Mileham Tom DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 36 BAHOUSS ADAM DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 37 JAMES SIMEON DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 38 JONES JACOB DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 39 O’CONNOR HENRY DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 41 SUTTON TOBY DNR DNR Sir John Lawes 42 WATT JAKE DNR DNR St Albans School 43 Moore James DNR DNR St Columbas College 50 Meadows Cameron DNR DNR St Columbas College 51 Price Harry DNR DNR St Columbas College 54 Welch Alistaire DNR DNR St Edmund's College 56 Hale Josh DNR DNR St Edmund's College 57 Rodriguez Alejandro DNR DNR St Edmund's College 58 Rose James DNR DNR St George's 63 WINFIELD THEO DNR DNR Verulam School 66 ELVES JAMIE DNR DNR Verulam School 67 GOLDMAN ZAK DNR DNR Verulam School 71 MCGRORY ETHAN DNR DNR Verulam School 73 RUDDICK TEDDY DNR DNR Verulam School 79 Thomas George DNR DNR Sir Frederic Osbourne 81 Cooper Sam DNR Junior Girls PosiBon School Numbe Surname Forename Time r (min/seC) 1 Abbots Hill 1 MORTON SOPHIE 11 14 2 St Albans Girls' School 91 Stern Keira 11 47 3 St Albans Girls' School 101 Weddell Freya 11 52 4 Dame Alice Owen's 23 Kent ScarleR 11 57 5 Presdales 45 Rowedder Loe 12 1 6 Ashlyns 98 Alderson Emily 12 6 7 Beaumont 7 ANDERS EMILY 12 10 8 Hemel Hempstead School 32 Patel Indira 12 14 9 Ashlyns 5 Perry Maddie 12 14 10 Birchwood High 9 RuRer Zoe 12 28 11 Ashlyns 4 Northwood Ellen 12 28 12 St George's 76 BELL HARRIET 12 29 13 St Albans Girls' School 90 Robin Sophie 12 31 14 Hitchen Girls' 37 SAUNDERS KATIE 12 33 15 Chancellors 21 Awcock Jaynie 12 35 16 Sir Frederic Osbourne 103 Fuller Anna 12 46 17 Berkhamstead 102 Munn CharloRe 12 47 18 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7 42 Royal MasonicSchool 57 MORTON-KEMSLEY TALIA 14 7 43 Royal MasonicSchool 55 ASTBURY JESSICA 14 8 44 Royal MasonicSchool 59 VINNEY HANNAH 14 14 45 St.
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    Conservation Management Plans relating to Historic Designed Landscapes, September 2016 Site name Site location County Country Historic Author Date Title Status Commissioned by Purpose Reference England Register Grade Abberley Hall Worcestershire England II Askew Nelson 2013, May Abberley Hall Parkland Plan Final Higher Level Stewardship (Awaiting details) Abbey Gardens and Bury St Edmunds Suffolk England II St Edmundsbury 2009, Abbey Gardens St Edmundsbury BC Ongoing maintenance Available on the St Edmundsbury Borough Council Precincts Borough Council December Management Plan website: http://www.stedmundsbury.gov.uk/leisure- and-tourism/parks/abbey-gardens/ Abbey Park, Leicester Leicester Leicestershire England II Historic Land 1996 Abbey Park Landscape Leicester CC (Awaiting details) Management Management Plan Abbotsbury Dorset England I Poore, Andy 1996 Abbotsbury Heritage Inheritance tax exempt estate management plan Natural England, Management Plan [email protected] (SWS HMRC - Shared Workspace Restricted Access (scan/pdf) Abbotsford Estate, Melrose Fife Scotland On Peter McGowan 2010 Scottish Borders Council Available as pdf from Peter McGowan Associates Melrose Inventor Associates y of Gardens and Designed Scott’s Paths – Sir Walter Landscap Scott’s Abbotsford Estate, es in strategy for assess and Scotland interpretation Aberdare Park Rhondda Cynon Taff Wales (Awaiting details) 1997 Restoration Plan (Awaiting Rhondda Cynon Taff CBorough Council (Awaiting details) details) Aberdare Park Rhondda Cynon Taff