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LOCAL AUTHORITY SHMA CONSULTATION RESPONSE FORM - OCTOBER 2009 Section 10 - SHMA Consultee Full List Consultee_Title Consultee_Firstname Consultee_Surname Consultee_Organisation No. Mr Jack Ellerby Friends of the Lake District 1 Ms Luch Wilson Western Lake District Tourism Partnership 1 Mrs Ian Stephens Cumbria Tourism 1 Mr Pears 1 Mr Bryan Johnson Ambleside Civic Trust 1 Mr Nick Raymond Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Frank Blenkharn Capita Symonds 1 Ms Jill Perry Friends of the Earth 1 Mr Eric Telford Telford Planning Associates 1 Ms Margaret Bushnell Carigiet Cowen 1 Mr Duncan Armstrong-Payne Fuller Peiser (for ABP) 1 Carlisle Business Forum (Services) Ltd 1 Mr Richard Percy Steven Abbott Associates 1 Mr Kimber Friends of Eden,Lakeland and Lunesdale Scenery 1 Mr Alan Hubbard The National Trust 1 Ms Sue Hannah Cockermouth Partnership 1 Mr Bob Taylor Taylor and Hardy Ltd 1 Cumberland Building Society Ltd 1 Mr Richard Newman Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Peill Peill and Co Property Consultants 1 Mr Brian Barden Barden Planning Consultants 1 Ms Bowyer DPDS Consulting Group 1 Mr Ross St. Martins College 1 Mr Winter PFK Planning 1 Mr Mitchell Mitchell Estates 1 Turley Associates 1 Mr Jeremy Williams Development Planning Partnership 1 Mr John Ambleside Tenants and Residents Association 1 Mr Ian Storey Story Homes 1 Major Plunkett Windermere and Bowness Civic Society 1 Mr Martyn Nicholson Russell Armer Ltd 1 Mr Nicholson Tarmac Ltd 1 Mr Christopher Sparrow Boughton Estates Ltd 1 Mr David Coates Coates Associates 1 Mr Steve Parker Accent North West 1 Mr David Walker David Walker Chartered Surveyors 1 Mr Craig Dunn The Banks Group 1 Mr Arnside Village Society 1 Ms Jennifer Hadland Smiths Gore (Church Commissioners) 1 Mr Mike Muir Impact Housing Association Ltd 1 Rev Colin Laxon Diocese of Carlisle 1 Mr Jeremy Williams Development Planning Partnership 1 Ms Debbie Mackay Smiths Gore 1 Mr David Tyson Jehovah's Witnesses in Cumbria 1 Mr Roberts Action with Communities in Cumbria 1 Mr Ernest Shimmin A L Daines & Partners 1 Mr Hughes ADHOC Associates 1 Mr Alf Plant Ainsley Gommon Architects 1 Mr Alan Fox Alan Fox Design 1 Mr Andrew Nash Andrew Nash Associates 1 Mr Antony Wright Antony Wright Associates 1 Binney Associates 1 Mr Steve Kyle Capita 1 Ms Sue Hotchkiss Capita 1 Mr Michael Wilkinson Capita 1 Ms Caroline Waters Capita 1 Capita Symonds 1 Ms Alison Moffat Capita Symonds 1 Carrock Architects 1 Mr Kempsey Countryside Consultants 1 Mr David Thompson Cumbria Constabulary 1 Mr Andy Hutton Cumbria Constabulary 1 Chief Kennedy Cumbria Police Authority 1 Mr Archer Eden Architecture 1 Mr Pieter Rol Edenholme Building & Architects 1 Ms Elaine Rigby Elaine Rigby Architects 1 Mr Rae Fraser FER Consulting 1 G R & A J Stephen 1 G R Architects 1 Gary Kirkby Design 1 Mrs Gillian Capstick 1 Mr Steve Nealon Gladman 1 Mr Norman Graham Graham K Norman (Architects) Ltd 1 Gray Associates 1 HM Architecture 1 Hogg & Robinson 1 Ian Carrick (Designs) 1 Mr Ian Smart IPS Architects 1 JABA Architect Ltd 1 Mr John Bodger John Bodger Associates 1 Laurie Caygill 1 Mr Martin Wainhouse Martin Wainhouse Architect 1 Michael J Potts 1 Mr Miles MacInnes MMI Limited 1 Ms Sarah Mitchell NE Copeland 1 Nielsens 1 R Mason Designs Ltd 1 Space Designed Solutions Ltd 1 Stewart Hook 1 Mr John Singer Swarbrick Associates 1 Tsada Building Design Services 1 Tyler Design Services 1 Unwin Jones Partnership 1 Ms Judith Notley 1 Mr Westgarth 1 Mr Michael Bryan 1 Mr Bob Pointing Barrow Vision 1 Mr Stuart Cowperthwaite West Cumbria Vision 1 Mr Ian McNichol Carlisle Renaissance 1 Mr Gorman Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Bruce Bennison Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Sean Reed Cumbria County Council 1 Mrs Richard Parry Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Moira Swann Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Sheard Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Richard Hayward Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Sue Bowman Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Ted Thwaites Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Adrienne Halliwell Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Keith Masser Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Atherton Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Andrew Butler Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Gerald Turner Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Marriott Cumbria County Council 1 Mr John Dell Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Anne Blamire Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Dianne Whitehead Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Louise Freeman Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Jim Smith Cumbria County Council 1 Mr John Robinson Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Karen Johnson Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Kevin McGeough Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Anne Leikertas Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Stephen Mason Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Jonathan Smith Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Mark Goodwill Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Cheryl Cowperthwaite Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Andrew Coleman Cumbria County Council 1 Pat Norris Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Phil Bennett Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Dick Cuckson Cumbria County Council 1 Mr John Macilwraith Cumbria County Council 1 Mr McKenzie Cumbria County Council 1 Mr John McVay Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Richard Evans Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Nigel Christian Cumbria County Council 1 Ms Sue Stevenson Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Joel Rasbash Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Stuart Page Cumbria County Council 1 Mr Alan Waters Cumbria County Council 1 Mr George Boustead 1 Mr Tony Brunskill 1 Mr Roger Burgin 1 Mr Michael Davidson 1 Mr Michael Eyles 1 Mr Roy Fisher 1 Ms Lesley Grisedale 1 Mr Hugh Harrison 1 Ms Jill Hay 1 Mr Michael Holliday 1 Mr Neil Hughes 1 Mr Trevor Ladhams 1 Ms Ella Langan 1 Ms Joan Lowis 1 Ms Glenys Lumley 1 Mr John Lynch 1 Mr Walter Mead 1 Mr Jeff Stevenson Jeff Stevenson Associates 1 Mrs Hovey Kendal Civic Society 1 Ms Crawford Keswick Area Partnership 1 Mrs Porcello Keswick Town Council 1 Mr Hall Kirkby Lonsdale and District Civic Society 1 Mr Lumley Kirkby Stephen Town Council 1 Ms Emma Latimer Knight Frank 1 Mrs Atkinson Labour Group Office 1 Mr Wells Lake District Housing Association Ltd 1 Ms Angela Knowles Lake District Peninsular Tourism Partnership 1 Ms Donna Lee Lakes Market Towns Partnership 1 Mr Crumley Lancaster City Council 1 Mr Tom Jackson Leck Construction Ltd 1 Mr Houston Liberal Democrat Group Office 1 Ms Sue Dodwell Woolerton Dodwell Associates 1 Mr Cochrane Maryport and District Civic Trust 1 Mrs Thompson Maryport Town Council 1 Mr Cartledge McCarthy and Stone 1 Metcalfe MJW Associates 1 Ms Susannah Bleakley Morecambe Bay Partnership 1 Mr Gregg Nathaniel Lichfield Partners 1 Ms Helen Little National Farmers Union - North West Region 1 Mr Nick Utting National Farmers Union (North Cumbria) 1 Mrs Brian Green National Grid Company 1 Mr John Darlington National Trust 1 Mr Stephen Hedley Natural England 1 Mr Walters Netherhall Green and Smith Consultants 1 Ms Karen Hornby Network Rail 1 Mr Steven Broomhead North West Development Agency 1 Mr Stewart Swift North West Development Agency 1 Mr Michael Gallagher 4NW 1 Mr Glen Savage North West Water 1 Mr Collins 1 Mr Sebastian Tibenham DPP (Development Planning Partnership) 1 Mr Denis Ellerington Northumbrian Water Ltd 1 Mr Malcolm Walker Peacock and Smith 1 Mr Peill Peill and Co Property Consultants 1 MR Chris Bagshaw Penrith and Border Constituency Labour Party 1 Mr Chris Game Penrith Civic Society 1 Mr Ellam Morecambe Bay Hospitals NHS Trust 1 Mr Harle Ramblers Association 1 Mr Young Royal Society for the Protection of Birds 1 Ms Rebecca Roberts RPS 1 Mr John Redgate Rural Development Service 1 Ms Scivyer Rural Housing Trust 1 Mr Andrew Hutton Smiths Gore (behalf of Persimmon Homes) 1 Mr Richard Jennings Solway Firth Partnership 1 Mr Fleming Solway Rural Initiative 1 Ms Eastham South Lakeland LA21 Forum 1 Mr Stephen Broughton South Lakes Tourism Partnership 1 Mr Chris Bowles Stagecoach North West 1 Mr Bill Stephens Stephens Associates 1 Steven Associates 1 Mr Talbot-Ponsonby SUSTRANS 1 Mr Edward Hand The Coal Authority 1 Mrs Winter Tynedale District Council 1 Mr Andrew Leyssens United Utilies 1 Mr Gibson Wardell Armstrong 1 Mr Holden West Cumbria Development Agency 1 Mr Tim Hirst West Cumbria Development Fund 1 Mr Bob Pointing West Lakes Renaissance 1 Mr Crewdson Whitehaven and District Civic Society 1 Mrs Dunne Woodlands Trust 1 Mr Nutter WYG 1 Barrow Local Agenda 21 Forum 1 Mrs Patricia Bell Cumbria Race and Diversity Partnership 1 Ms Sarah Hemsley-Rose Friends of Rural Cumbria's Environment 1 Furness Local Employer Network 1 Mrs Angela Knowles Lake District Peninsular Tourism Partnership 1 Lakeland Housing Trust 1 Mrs Wiggins Cumbria Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group 1 Mr Peter Colley Federation of Cumbrian Amenity Societies 1 Mr Inchmore Federation of Small Businesses - South Lakes 1 Mr Richard Scott Furness Greenways Project 1 Mr Derek Faulds Furness Line Action Group 1 Ms Julie McCaughey Help the Aged 1 Mr Brown LEADER + 1 Mr Williams Lunesdale Rotary Club 1 Ms Renshaw Made in Cumbria 1 Mental Health Services 1 Mr Don Earley National Playing Fields Association 1 Mr Davidson North West Arts 1 NSPCC 1 Ms Dixon Shelter Cumbria 1 Mr Pennington Stagecoach in Cumbria 1 Ms Beaumont North West Planning Aid 1 Ms Troughton Furness Multi-Cultural Community Forum 1 Ms Kate Willshaw Cumbria Wildlife Trust 1 Dr Humphris Kirkby Lonsdale Civic Society 1 Ms Baddeley Nathaniel Lichfield Partners 1 Cllr Jones Furness Greenways Partnership Steering Group 1 Mr Hughes Lancaster Canal Trust 1 Dr Simmons University of Cumbria 1 Mr David Porter The National Trust 1 Mr Mohammed Dhalech AWAZ 1 Rural Women's Network 1 YWCA Cumbria 1 Mr Harid Balgladeshi Community Association 1 Mr Bancroft 1 Ms Pollard Valuation Office Agency 1 Mr Howard University
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