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Alkmonton and Hungry Bentley Alkmonton and Hungry Bentley Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: John Ayre None None Supply of parts and None None None None spares to Derby City Council Councillor's Partner or Spouse None None None None None None None Date of Signature: 12/10/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Michael John Beresford Gardener at Derby None None Half an acre of land None None None City Council in Alkmonton used as an allotment Councillor's Partner or Spouse None None None None None None None Date of Signature: 10/10/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Richard Spencer Farmer None None Bentley Fields Farm, None None None Alkmonton, Ashbourne DE6 3DS Councillor's Partner or Spouse Farmer None None Bentley Fields Farm, None None None Alkmonton, Ashbourne DE6 3DS Date of Signature: 11/10/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities 13 February 2019 Page 1 of 153 Councillor: Richard Stuart Sutton Managing Director, None None School House, Long None None None Wholesale Car Lane, Alkmonton, Company Ltd, used DE6 3DH vehicle retailer Councillor's Partner or Spouse Director, Wholesale None None School House, Long None None None Car Company Ltd, Lane, Alkmonton, DE6 used vehicle retailer 3DH Date of Signature: 11/10/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Steven John Paxton None None None None None None None Councillor's Partner or Spouse None None None None None None None Date of Signature: 25/10/2015 13 February 2019 Page 2 of 153 Ashbourne Town Council Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Andrew White Part-time driver for None None 49 Cavendish Drive, None None None Ashbourne Ashbourne, DE6 1SR Community Transport (semi- retired) Councillor's Partner or Spouse Retired None None 49 Cavendish Drive, None None None Ashbourne, DE6 1SR Date of Signature: 11/10/2018 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Ann Smith Retired None None 112 Park Ave, None None None Ashbourne, DE6 1GB Councillor's Partner or Spouse Building Surveyor None None 112 Park Ave, None None None Ashbourne, DE6 1GB Date of Signature: 20/12/2018 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Anthony Edward Bates N/A None None N/A None None None Councillor's Partner or Spouse N/A None None N/A None None None Date of Signature: 03/12/2018 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities 13 February 2019 Page 3 of 153 Councillor: Caroline Ann Cooper Retired None None 19 Walton Crescent, None None None Ashbourne, DE6 1FZ Councillor's Partner or Spouse Retired None None 19 Walton Crescent, None None None Asbourne, DE6 1FZ Date of Signature: 22/02/2018 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Danny Moon Trouw Nutrition, None None 46 Lathkill Drive, None None None Ashbourne, Ashbourne, Derbyshire Derbyshire, DE6 1SW Councillor's Partner or Spouse Chef None None 46 Lathkill Drive, None None None Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1SW Date of Signature: 12/07/2016 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Denise Brown Assessor, DCC, Social None None 4 Tutbury Hollow, None None Services, Matlock Ashbourne, DE6 1TD Councillor's Partner or Spouse Date of Signature: 23/01/2018 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Ian Bates None None None 8 Northwood Rise, None None None Darley Dale DE6 1BF Councillor's Partner or Spouse Date of Signature: 28/05/2015 13 February 2019 Page 4 of 153 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Jane Harris None None None 1 South Street, None None None Ashbourne DE6 1DP Councillor's Partner or Spouse Date of Signature: 27/05/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Martin Roy Spencer Self Employed None None 96 The Green Road, None None None Electronics/CCTV Ashbourne, Engineer Derbyshire DE6 1EE Councillor's Partner or Spouse Retired None None 96 The Green Road, None None None Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 1EE Date of Signature: 23/10/2017 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Norman Harris Self Employed, Sole None None Ownership and None None None Trader, Consultant in Occupation of 30 Old Quality Management Derby Road, Systems Ashbourne DE6 1BN Councillor's Partner or Spouse Retired None None Joint None None None Date of Signature: 16/06/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities 13 February 2019 Page 5 of 153 Councillor: Sandra Marion Spencer Retired None None 96 The Green Road, None None None Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 1EE Councillor's Partner or Spouse Self Employed None None 96 The Green Road, None None None Electronics/CCTV Ashbourne, Engineer Derbyshire DE6 1EE Date of Signature: 23/10/2017 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Sean Clayton Steamability Ltd, None None Tenant: 49 Walton None None None Sealant Applicator Crescent, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 1FZ Councillor's Partner or Spouse Bayliss Engineering None None Tenant: 49 Walton None None None Crescent, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 1FZ Date of Signature: 05/02/2018 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Susan Bull Director of Bully's Conservative None 53 Greenway, Personal licence for None None Ltd (Wheel Inn Public Association re Ashbourne, public house, Wheel House) District District Election for Derbyshire DE6 1EF Inn, 3 Compton, Councillor Allowance leaflets Rent - Lease, Wheel Ashbourne DE6 1BX Inn, 3 Compton, Ashbourne DE6 1BX Councillor's Partner or Spouse Director of Bully's Conservative None 53 Greenway, Personal licence for None None Ltd (Wheel Inn Public Association re Ashbourne, public house, Wheel House) County Coiunty By Election Derbyshire DE6 1EF Inn, 3 Compton, Councillor Allowance for leaflets Rent - Lease, Wheel Ashbourne DE6 1BX Inn, 3 Compton, Ashbourne DE6 1BX Date of Signature: 02/06/2015 13 February 2019 Page 6 of 153 Bakewell Town Council Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Alyson Hill Bakewell Veterinary None None 3 Woodland View, None None None Clinic. Derbyshire Butts Road, Bakewell Fire and Rescue Councillor's Partner or Spouse Date of Signature: 22/05/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Bill Storey Enquiry Office Clerk, None None 2 Wye Bank, None None None Bakewell Police Bakewell DE45 1BH Station (ends 13.06.2015). Relief driver / trainer with Bakewell and Eyam Community Transport Councillor's Partner or Spouse Classroom Assistant, None None 2 Wye Bank, Bakewell None None None Taddington Infants DE45 1BH. 5 acres of School and Primary agricultural land off School. Laboratory Stanage Road, Assistant, Lady Bakewell. 5 acres of Manners School, agrciultural land and Bakewell. building off Sheldon Lane, Bakewell. Date of Signature: 18/05/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities 13 February 2019 Page 7 of 153 Councillor: Carl James Douglas Fisher Registered Care None None None None None None Home Manager, Registered Nurse (Adult) Councillor's Partner or Spouse NonePatient Flow None None None None None None Manager, Registered Nurse (Adult) Date of Signature: 02/07/2017 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: John Boyle Retired None None Moorland View, None None None Stanedge Rd, Bakewell, DE45 1DG. Rented property: Pickworth, Stanegde Rd, Bakewell, DE45 1DG Councillor's Partner or Spouse Retired None None Moorland View, None None None Stanedge Rd, Bakewell, DE45 1DG. Rented property: Pickworth, Stanegde Rd, Bakewell, DE45 1DG Date of Signature: 12/07/2017 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities 13 February 2019 Page 8 of 153 Councillor: John Fielden Riley Retired None None Jamine Cottage, None None None North Church Street, Bakewell, Derbyshire Councillor's Partner or Spouse Retired None None Jamine Cottage, None None None North Church Street, Bakewell, Derbyshire Date of Signature: 19/05/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities Councillor: Paul Wayne Morgans Film Director / None None Spire House, North None None None Photographer, Church Street, Director Bakewell Bakewell DE45 1DB Baking Festival Councillor's Partner or Spouse Journalist None None Spire House, North None None None Church Street, Bakewell DE45 1DB Date of Signature: 20/05/2015 Employment Sponsorships Contracts Land Interests Licences Corporate Tenancies Securities 13 February 2019 Page 9 of 153 Councillor: Philippa Tilbrook Chatsworth None None Rock Cottage, None None None Settlement Trustees Undercliffe, Farmshop Kitchen Bakewell. The Assistant, Self Chimneys, 1 Buxton Employed Driving Road, Bakewell. Instructor Jewellery
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