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644 BOO LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY's BooT & SHOE MAKERS, WAREHOUSES & France Richard, Marton, Gainsborough Hardwick Robert, I Union pi. Boston DEALERS continued. Francis Charles, New York, Boston Hardy Henj. Queen st. Market Rasen Dobson Miss Mary Ann, 2 West St. Francis Charles, 35 Wormgate, Boston Hardy Wm. 20 Church st. Gainsboro' Mary's gate, Great Grimsby Francis Thomas, Bicker, Boston Hargrave & Son, 69 Wrawby st. Brigg Dodd Mrs.Mary Ann, Tattershall,Boston Frankish George, jun. Grasby, Caistor Harness Edward, Minting, Horncastle DodsonFredk.Geo. roCorn market, Louth Freeman, Hardy & Willis Limited, 307 Harper Nathl. Grantham st. Lincoln Dodsworth Nathan, Billinghay, Lincoln 1 High street, Lincoln; 2 Marketplace, Harris Joseph, Haxey, Bawtry Dolby Benj.Hough-on-the-Hili,Granthm Boston; (branch) (Henry Cox, mana- Harrison Charles, Westgate, Caistor DornerChristr.Serpentine st.Mrkt.Rasen' ger) 26 Market place, Grantham; & 4 Harrison E. Waterloo st. Market Rasen Doughty Levi, Ropsley, Grantham Market street, Spalding Harrison John, Luddington, Goole Dove Henry, Wragby Freeman Samuel, 41 Sincil st. Lincoln Harrison John, New Holland, Hull DowmanJsph. 14Naam pl.Rasen la.Lncln Fridlington R. Binbrooke, Market Rasen Hart Edwin, Swarby, Sleaford Downes James, North street, Bourn Friskney Samuel, Dunholme, Lincoln Hartley 'Vm. 25A, Monson st. Lincoln Dowson George, Derrythorpe, Althorpe, Frith James, Morton-by-Gainsborough Hartley Wm. West Allington, Granthm Don caster Frost Jn.G .36Friar's la.Monk'11 rd. Lncln Hather G. J. 132 Albert st. Gt. Grimsby Draper John Geo. 283 High st. Lincoln Frow Daniel, King street, Market Rasen Haw 'f. W.231Cleethorpe rd.Gt.Grimsby Dritheld William, Howsham, Brigg Fysh John, Fleet, Holbeach Hawling T. 57 Wide Bargate, Boston Driffill Ralph, Scunthorpe, Doncaster Fysh Wm. C. Chapelgate, Gedney S. 0 Hayes George, 12 St. Mark's la. Lincoln Driffill William, Ashby, Hrigg Gadsby John, Sudbrook, Grantham Haylock Layton, 272 Victoria st. south DriffillW.Burton-upon-Stather,Doncastr Gale John, x8 Norton street, Grantham & Burgess street, Great Grimsby Dring John, 32 Wormgate, Boston Gall Thomas, Claxby, Market Rasen Healey John Thomas, 5 Charlesworth Dring Wm. Saltfieetby St. Peter's, Louth Garner Frank, Garthorpe, Goole street, Carholme road, Lincoln Dring William,SouthWitham,Granthami Garratt George, Kirkby green, Lincoln Hebblewhite Jn. Saxby All Saints, Hull Drury Mrs. Hannah, Post office, Skel- Garratt Isaac, Wigtoft, Boston Hemshall W.s6 Waterside north,Lincoln Iingthorpe, Lincoln Garratt Joseph, l\Ietheringham, Lincoln Herbert William, 151 & 153 Cleethorpe Drury Thomas, North Kyme, Lincoln Garratt William, Bassingham, Newark road, Great Grimsby DruryThomasWilson,Kirton-in-Lindseyl Gelton Cornelius, South street, Caistor Hewerdine Saml. 22 Welby st.Granthm Drury Wm. H. Sth.Killingholme, Ulceby. Genever Joseph, Utfington, Stamford Hewitt Geo. E. Barrow-on-Humber,Hull Dunderdale William, Willingham-by-j George Uriah, Moulton chapel, Spalding Hewson David Bilby, 177 WiUingham Stow, Gainsborough 1 Gibbons Edward, Donington, Spalding street, Weelsby, Great Grimsby Dunn Charles, 'foyntonAl!Saints,Spilsby Gibson John, Easton, Grantham Hewson William, Morton, Bourn Dunn Frederick, 185 High st. Lincoln Gill William Baxter, Northgate,Sleaford Hilbert Hy. West Butterwick, Doncaster Dunn Frederick, Southgate, Sleaford Gillatt Fred, ro8 Nelson st. Gt.Grimsby Hill George, 23 Cleethorpe road, New Dunn Frederick, 54 Wrawby st. Brigg Gillatt Geo. East Butterwick, Doncaster Clee, Great Grimsby Dunn Thomas, 26 Cleethorpe road & 35' Gilliatt John, Billinghay, Lincoln Hill John, ·west st. Crowland, Peterboro' & 37 Freeman st. Great Grimsby GirdhamA. West st.Crowland,Peterboro' Hill Samuel, South Somercotes,Grimsby Easting & Loughton, North Somercotes, Girdlestone Chas.F.6 High st.Grantham Hind Samuel, Brant Broughton,Newark Grimsby Glover George, 6o Wrawby st. Brigg· Hird Hilton, Amcotts, Doncaster Easton Alfred, 57 Bridge st. Gainsboro' GodfreyJackson, nChurch st. Gainsboro' Hobson William, 63 Newport, Lincoln EastwoodJ. 24Cleethorpe rd.Gt.Grimsby Good C. 8.26 Old Market pl.Gt.Grimsby Hackney John, Laceby, Grimsby Eayrs Miss Elizh. 31 Broad st. Stamford Good George, Barnetby-le-Wold R.S.O Hodlin Thomas, Horkstow, Hull Ebbutt Albert Henry, Wyberton, Boston Goodhall William, Eastoft, Goole Hodson Mrs. Elizabeth, Caythorpe S.O Edgley Mrs.Martha A.High st.Holbeach GoodingJas.MablethorpeSt.Mary,Alford Hodson Joseph. Kirmington, Ulceby Edwards John, Bassingham, Newark Goodliff Geo. so St. Martin's, Stamford Holehouse Charles, High street, Caistor Ellis Charles, Ulceby village, Ulceby Goodman Geo. Wainfleet AllSaintsR.S.O Holland George, Haxey, Bawtry Ellis John, Moulton, Spalding Gosling Edwin,9&ro Station st.Spalding Hollingsworth E.jun.Scunthrpe.Doncstr J!:llmore James, Heckington, Sleaford Gosling Thomas, Frithville, Boston Holmes David, 95 Eastgate, Louth Else John, Donington-upon-Bain, Louth Gostick Isaac, Silk-Willoughby,Sleaford Holmes Elsom, South Reston, Louth Elson Thomas, Wrawby, Brigg Gostick Joseph, Wilsford, Grantham Holmes George, Deuton, Grantham Elvin Robert, 3 Neptune terrace,Beacon- Gostock Joseph, Westgate, Sleaford Holmes Jeptha, Fotherby, Louth thorpe, Cleethorpes Grantham Henry, Market pl. Caistor Holmes John, South Kyme, Sleaford Elwood Mrs. Ann, 8 Market place, Brigg Grantham Joseph, 38 Victoria street Holmes Joseph, Fulstow, Louth EnderbyMrs.Fanny,Donington,Spalding west, Great Grimsby Holmes Joseph, Morton, Bourn Enderby Fredk.Binbrooke,Market Rasen Graves William, Legbourne, Louth Holmes 'f.2Bridge st.north,Gt.Grimsby Enderby Smith, Burgh-in-the-Marsh Gray Job, Sibsey, Boston HolmesT.Oxfrd.st.New Clee,Gt.Grmsby R.S.O Gray S.Willingham-by-Stow,Gainsboro' Holmes Thomas William, 258 King Epton Reuben, WainfieetAII SaintsR.S.O Grayson William Saml. Wellingore S.O Edward street, Great Grimsby Evans John, Westgate, Sleaford Greenham James, ro Victoria terrace, Hood George, 211 & 212 High st. Lincoln Evans Samuel, Donington, Spalding Long Sutton, Wisbech Hopper George,4 Crack Poolla.Spalding Everett John,Humberstone,Gt.Grimsby GreensmithThomas, Wilsford,Grantham Horsley Charles, Blyton, Gains borough Fairweather John, 13 Emery la. Bostou Greenwood Mrs. Ada, 5 St. John's Horton John, Princess street; Canwick Fardell Henry John, Edenham, Bourn street, Stamford road & 26 Salthouse lane, Lincoln Farmery David, 67 Aswell street, Louth Griggs John, Moulton chapel, Spalding Hossack Robert Campbell, 326 Victoria. FarmeryJn.Hy.Monks Dyke head, Louth Grundy Grantham, Yarborough, Louth street north & 90 Victoria street west. Farmery John William, Eastgate,Louth Gunby Thomas, Winterton, Doncaster Great. Grimsby Farr Alfred, West street, Holbeach Gunthorpe William,428 High st.Lincoln Houlton Wm. Ulceby village, Ulceby Farr George, Gosberton, Spalding Gurnhill Henry, Hatton, Wragby Househam Jesse, Huttoft, Alford Faulkner Enoch, Ruskington, Sleaford Haldenby John, Althorpe, Doncaster Howden Richard, Leverton, Boston Favell Thomas, Heckington, Sleaford Hale C.137 Victor st.New Clee,Grimsby Howden Thos.Hagworthingham,Spilsby Favell Thomas, Swineshead, Boston HalesT. Thorney rd.Crowland,Peterboro' Howlett Charles, 144 Upper Burgess Fawcett William, Kirton-in-Lindsey Hall Cornelius, Weston, Spalding street & 11 Rendle st. Great Grimsby Feather James, Bardney, Lincoln Hall Edmund,3 Freeman st.Gt.Grimsby Hoyes Edward, Navenby S.O Featherston John, Glentworth, Lincoln Hall John, 4 Bluegate, Grantham Hoyes Thomas, Claypole, Newark Featherstone John, 'foynton All Saints, Hall John, Sea View street, Cleethorpes Hub hard W. South Witham, Grantham Spilsby H.tll William, Coleby, Lincoln Hudson H. King st.Barton-upon-Humbr Fenton George, Ashby, Brigg Hall William, Heckington, Sleaford HudsonW.22 Chapella.Barton-on-Hmbr Fields James Richd. Epworth, Doncaster Hailing. Robert, Stanhope rd.Horncastle Hullott William, 16 Dysart rd. Granthm Fieldsend Wm. Hinbrooke,Market Rasen Hammond George, Welton-by-Lincoln Hunt Christopher, High street, Billing- Fisher William, Moulton, Spalding Handley Chas. Os bourn by, Falkingham borough, Falkingham Flatters Isaac Charles, Kirton, Boston Handley John, Falkingham Hunt John, Eagle, Newark Fletcher George, Haltham-upon-Bain, Handley Robt. Osbournby, Falkingham Hunt Samuel, Langworth, Lincoln Horncastle Handley Thos. Osbournby, Falkingham Hunt Wm. Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Lincoln. Fletcher Joseph, Bucknall, Lincoln Handley Tom, Falkingham Hunter Henry, Sutton-on-Sea, Alford FlowersWilliamHenry,Surfieet,Spalding Handley Wm. Osbournby, Falkingham Hunter Hugh, Hardney, Lincoln I<'ooley William, 9 Kingsley st. Lincoln Handsley D. Great Steeping, Spilsby Hunter H.2oWilson st.Burton rd.Lincln Foster & Co. Trinity st. Gainsborough HannahJ.r32 Duncombe st.Gt.Grimsby Hurry John, 5 Crack Pool la. Spalding Foster Enoch, 4 Motherby hill, Lincoln Hannah Jn. 69 Church st. Gt. Grimsby Ingham W. J. Woodhall spa, Lincoln Foster John, :zo Bluegate, Grantham Hansard J. North Hykeham, Lincoln Inlcy Denis, Ancaster, Grantham Foster Thomas,Barrow-on-Humber,Hull Hansard R. Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Lincoln Ireland Charles, 177 High st. Lincoln Fowler An drew • Deeping St. James, Hanson E. Newport st. Barton-on-Humbr IrelandR. Thorold st. NwClee,Gt.Grmsby- Market Deeping Hanson ·wm. Corringham, Gainsboro' Jackliu S.Burgate,Barton-upon-Humber Fox Hy. Ludford Magna, Market Rasen Harding William1 30 Ripon st, Lincoln Jackson Edwin1 50 George st. Grnntham .
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    Saxby All Saints Parish Council Minutes of the Parish Council Meeting held on Wednesday 14th April at 7pm via Zoom, a video conferencing website. Present Cllr Andrew Simpson (Chair) Cllr C Barton (left after 30 minutes) Cllr D Fagge Cllr C Szabo Ward Cllr N Sherwood 2 Members of the public Public Participation Resident requested that their planning application is considered before the next meeting so as to not delay matters. It was agreed that an additional meeting would be held on the 28 th April 2021 to discuss only planning matters. 140421/1 Apologies Cllr P Leitch, Cllr G Jobling, Ward Cllr R Waltham and Ward Cllr C Sherwood. 140421/2 Declarations of Interest a) No declarations of interest by any member of the council in respect of the agenda items. b) No dispensations given to any member of the council in respect of the agenda items. 140421/3 Minutes of Previous Meeting The minutes of the meeting held on the 10 th March 2021 were approved by members. It was agreed that they would be signed as soon as is practicable. Proposed: Cllr Szabo, seconded: Cllr Simpson 140421/4 Reports from Ward Councillor(s) Ward Cllr Sherwood updated the Parish Council on activities within North Lincolnshire Council: • The Planning Committee meetings from May 2021 will be held in the council chamber but in a socially distanced hybrid manner i.e. live web cams, invited members of the public in another room. There will still be external speakers invited to attend and it will be viewable via a live video link.
  • Saxby All Saints Conservation Area Supplementary Planning Guidance

    Saxby All Saints Conservation Area Supplementary Planning Guidance

    SAXBY ALL SAINTS CONSERVATION AREA SUPPLEMENTARY PLANNING GUIDANCE North Lincolnshire Council. nd Adopted 22 January 2004. Tony Lyman Head of Regeneration and Planning. Saxby All Saints Conservation Area Appraisal: Adopted Document 22nd January 2004. 2 Contents Section 1: Background Information 1.1 Introduction 1.2 North Lincolnshire Local Plan 1.3 The development of Saxby All Saints 1.4 The character of the Saxby All Saints Conservation Area Section 2: Policies 2.1 General information 2.2 Listed buildings 2.3 Buildings of Townscape Merit and demolition in Conservation Areas 2.4 Other Buildings – Neutral buildings and negative buildings in their present form. 2.5 The Article 4 Direction 2.6 New development in the Saxby All Saints Conservation Area Design Materials 2.7 Protection of open space and views 2.8 Trees 2.9 How residents can help Useful names and addresses Bibliography Saxby All Saints Conservation Area Appraisal: Adopted Document 22nd January 2004. 3 Maps Figure 1 Map showing Conservation Area Boundary and Listed Buildings Figure 2 Townscape Analysis Map Figure 3 Proposals Map Saxby All Saints Conservation Area Appraisal: Adopted Document 22nd January 2004. 4 SECTION 1 BACKGROUND INFORMATION 1.1 Introduction Saxby All Saints is a small rural village to the east of Scunthorpe. It is an attractive historic settlement, located on the spring line of the western scarp slope of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The village nestles in the wooded hillside overlooking the extensive flat open fields of the River Ancholme valley. The majority of the properties in the village are small, two storey brick cottages, laid out in a linear development along the main road.