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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 7Ra OCTOBER 1969 10227 MINISTRY THE LONDON GAZETTE, 7ra OCTOBER 1969 10227 MINISTRY OF POWER The Loddion Rural District Councili, Farthing Green House, Loddon, near Norwich. 1 Thames House South, The Mitford and Launditch Rural District Millbank, London S.W.I. • Council, The Guildhall, East Dereham. The Forehoe and Henstead Rural District 2nd October 1969. Council, Ber House, 158 Ber Street, Norwich. The Minister of Power in pursuance of the Electricity The Eastern Gas Board, Sun Building, Claren- Acts 1947 and 1957, and Regulations made there- don Road, Watford, Herts. under, has appointed A. O. Johnson, Esq., B.Sc. The Norfolk County Council, County Hall, (Tech.), CEng., F.I.E.E., as a member of the South Martineau Lane, Norwich. Western Electricity Board constituted under the said Acts. A notice explaining the effect of the Order wil be found in ihe issues .of the Eastern Daily Press and the Eastern Evening News during two successive weeks (beginning with the issues of 7th October 1969 and in issues of the Norwich Mercury Norfolk News MINISTRY OF HOUSING and Journal, Yarmouth Mercury, Beccles and Bungay Journal, Dereham, and Fakenham Times and the AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT North Norfolk News during the same twoi weeks. Copies of the draft Order may be purchased from Ministry of Housing and .Local Government the Minister of Housing and Local Government, WATER ACT 1945 London S.W.I, at) the price of Is. for each copy. Notice is hereby given that the Minister of Housing A. G. Rayner, Assistant Secretary. and Local Government is about to make an order 1st October 1969. under section 9 (2) lof the Waiter Act 1945 to extend the Limits of supply of 'the existing Norwich Cor- poration water undertaking to 'include the fdlilfowing areas in the County of NorfolTk: The urban districts of Cramer, North Walsham MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT and Sheringham. The rural districts of Erpingham and Loddon. Southwark Street, London S.E.I. In the rural district of Blofield and Flegg— TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING the parishes of Acle, Ashby with Oby, ACTS 1962 AND 1968 Beightan, BJofidd, Brundalffl, Buriiingham, Cantley, The Minister of Transport hereby gives notice that Freethioirpe, HalSvergate, Hemblingtotn, Maortham, he proposes, on the application of the Manchester Repps with Bastwick, South Wafeham, Strump- City Council, to make an Order under section 92 shaw, Thurne, Upton with Fishlley and Wood- of the Town and Country Planning Act 1968 for bastwick ; extinguishing any rights which persons may have to so much of the parishes of Reedham and use vehicles on that length of Stretford Road which Somerton as immediately before the day of extends from the western side of its junction with transfer are no* within the limits within which Boundary Lane to a point 485 feet west of the the East Anglian Water Company are then western side of that junction. authorised to supply water. The proposed Order will contain provisions for In the rural district of Forehoe and Henstead— permitting the use of that highway by: the parishes of Barford, Barnham Broom, Bracon Ash, Flordon, Matflingford, Newton 1. Vehicles being used in accordance with a Pkrtman, Runhalfl, SaxHingham Nethergailte, special permission given for that use by the Shotesham, Wiramplingham and Wreningham. Council of the City of Manchester or by the Chief Constable of that City ; or In the rural district of Mitford and Launditch— the parishes of Bawdeswell, Billingford, Bin- 2. Invalid carriages (or vehicles issued in lieu). tree, Bylaugh, East Tuddenham, Ellsing, Foxley, During 28 days from the 7th October 1969 copies Guist, Hockering, Lyng, MattishaJll, North of the draft Order and relevant plan may be inspected Tuddenham,, Sparham and Twyfoird. at all reasonable hours at the offices of the Council, In the rural district of St. Faith's and Aylsham— Town Hall, Manchester, and may be obtained free the parishes of Alderford, Attlebridge, Blick- of charge from the Ministry of Transport, quoting 'ling, Booton, Brandiston, Cawston, FelMiorpe, reference TTPA 7/175/02, at that address stated Foulsham, Great Witchingham, Guestwick, below. Haveringland, Heydon, Honingham, Litfle Witch- Within the above-mentioned period of 28 days, ingham, Morton on the Hill1, Oudtion, Reepham, any person may by notice to the Minister of Trans- Ringland, SaJll, Swannington, Themel'thoirpe, port (Ref. TTPA 7/175/02), St. Christopher House, Westoni Longville and Wood Bailing. Southwark Street, London S.E.I, object to the In the rural district of Smallburgh— making of the Order. the parishes of Bacton, Barton Turf, Brum- Dated 23rd September 1969. stead, Caitfielkl, Dil'ham, East Ruston, Felming- H. Hollingshead. ham, Happisburgh, HicMong, Hondng, Horsey, Ingiham, Knapton, Lessingham, Ludham, Paston, Potter Heigham, Sea PadTing, Skeyiton, Stallham, Sutton, Swafidd, Swanton Abbott, Trunch, PETROL FILLING STATIONS ON THE Westwick, Witton and Worstead. M.5 MOTORWAY AT MICHAEL WOOD, Copies of the draft order may be inspected free GLOUCESTERSHIRE of charge at aflU reasonable hours during a period of The Minister of Transport invites applications to build 28 days from 7th October 1969 at: — and operate two petrol filling stations forming part The Ministry of Housing and Local Government, of a Service Area at Michael Wood, Gloucestershire, on the Birmingham—Bristol Motorway (M.S.). Whitehall, London S.W.I, or at the offices of: — Two separate sites on opposite sides of the motor- The Norwich Corporation, City HallS, Norwich. way are offered for development. Tenders must The Cramer Urban District Council!, Council' be submitted separately for each site but the same Offices, Cromer. applicant may tender for both. The minimum invest- The North Walsham Urban District Council1, ment for each site is £60,000. Council Offices, New Road, North Walsham. Tenders may be for a lease of 10 or 21 years The Sheringham Urban District Council1, at an annual rent plus a percentage of gross turn- Council1 Offices, Sheringham. over to be offered by the applicant. Solus operation will be permitted and offers may The Bilbfield and Flegg Rural District Councilll, 1 include a small snack bar. The rest of the service Council' Offices, Acfe, near Norwich . area with full catering and parking will be developed The Erpingham Rural District Council, St. later when growth of demand justifies it. Peter's Road', Sheringham. Full details can be obtained from the Secretary, The Smaiburgh Rural District Council, Coun- Ministry of Transport Motorway Service Areas cil Chambers, Stalham, Norwich. Branch, Room 3/06, St. Christopher House, South- The St. Faith's and Aylsham Rural District wark Street, London S.E.I. The closing date for Council, Tudor Hall:, Rose Lane, Norwich. applications is 9th December 1969. B.
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