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71457 Gaz Index Vol Q2 2020.Indd ENVIRONMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE INEOS UK SNS Ltd 7215 SP Manweb Plc, Reinforcement to North IOG North Sea Limited and IOG UK Ltd 8482 Shropshire Electricity Distribution Network ENVIRONMENT ODE Asset Management Ltd 10143 Order 6899 Petrogas Neo UK Ltd 10144 AND Petrogas North Sea Ltd 7214 LISTED BUILDINGS AND Premier Oil E & P UK Ltd 7214 CONSERVATION AREAS INFRASTRUCTURE Premier Oil UK Ltd 7214, 8747 Repsol Sinopec Resources UK Ltd 10143 Cyngor Sir Ddinbych, Ardal Gadwraeth y Rhyl Rockrose UKCS8 Llc 10143 9298 Serica Energy (UK) Ltd 7215 Denbighshire County Council, Rhyl Agriculture, forestry Shell U.K. Ltd 7214, 7215, 10144 Conservation Area, Revisions 9298 and fisheries Total E&P North Sea Production Ltd 10144 Hackney L B, Brownswood Conservation Area, Total E&P North Sea UK Ltd 7214, 7215, Designation 8119 Plant Health Act, Official Controls (Plant Health 8747 Hackney L B, Lea Bridge Conservation Area, and Genetically Modified Organisms) (England) Total E&P UK Ltd 7214, 7215, 10143 Revisions 8119 (Amendment) Regulations 2020 7283 Maidstone Borough Council, Boughton Environmental Monchelsea ‘The Quarries’ and ‘The Green’ Communications Conservation Areas, Revisions 6899 protection Nottingham City Council, Old Meadows POSTAL SERVICES Environment Act 1995 (Bristol City Council) Air Conservation Area, Designation 10430 Quality Direction 2020 10812 Reading Borough Council, Castle Hill/Russell Royal Mail Overseas Post Scheme 1 July 2020 Environment Act 1995 (Gateshead Council and Street/Oxford Road Conservation Area 10814 Newcastle City Council) Air Quality Direction (formerly known as Russell Street/Castle Hill Royal Mail United Kingdom Post Scheme 2020 10810 Conservation Area), Revisions 7698 27 April 2020 8039 Environment Act 1995 (Greater Manchester) Air Runnymede Borough Council, Chertsey Quality Direction 2020 10813 Conservation Area, Revisions 10006 Countryside, parks and Environment Act 1995 (Portsmouth City Runnymede Borough Council, Egham Hythe nature reserves Council) Air Quality Direction 2020 10811 Conservation Area, Revisions 10006 Highways England, A628 Longside Drainage Runnymede Borough Council, Egham Town Merton L B Footpath Numbers 522073 – 168312 Improvement Scheme Environmental Impact Centre Conservation Area, Revisions 10006 Definitive Map and Statement Modification Assessment Determination 8174 Rutland County Council, Ketton Conservation Order 2020, Wildlife and Countryside Act Highways England, M25 Junction 25 Area, Revisions, Geeston Conservation Area, 6978 Improvement Scheme Environmental Impact Designation 7379 Assessment Determination 7379 Worcester City Council, Park Avenue Energy United Utilities Water Limited, Notice of Conservation Area, Designation 9943 Worcester City Council, Park Avenue Crown Oil Limited, Application for Restriction of Application for a Drought Order, Water Conservation Area, Worcester, Town and Electricity Supply Licence 7698 Resources Act 8748 Country Planning (General Permitted IOG UK Ltd and IOG North Sea Limited, IOG Development) Order 9943 Infrastructure Limited, Calenergy Resources Planning Worcester City Council, Riverside Conservation (UK) Limited and ODE Asset Management Area, Revisions 9943 Limited, Petroleum Act, Application for INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING Submarine Pipeline Works Authorisation 8604 TOWN PLANNING Cleve Hill Solar Park Limited, Cleve Hill Solar Optimus Wind Limited, Breesea Limited, Park Order 2020 10495 Barnet L B, Brent Cross Cricklewood Soundmark Wind Limited and Sonningmay Cory Environmental Holdings Limited, Riverside Wind Limited, Safety Zones for Hornsea Regeneration Phase 1 South (Clarefield Park) Energy Park Order 2020 7911 Project Two Offshore Wind Farm, Electricity Public Path Extinguishment Order 2020 Department for Transport, A63 Castle Street (Offshore Generating Stations) (Safety Zones) 8867 Improvement – Hull 9763 (Application Procedures and Control of Access) Barnet L B, Highway at Mount Parade Garages, Regulations 8867 Department for Transport, A585 Windy Harbour Land to Rear of Mount Parade, Barnet, EN4 Perenco UK Ltd, Draft Topsides to Skippool Development Consent Order 2020 9DD Stopping Up Order 2020 (formerly known Decommissioning Programme for the Amethyst 7911 as Highway at Mount Parade Garages, Land Field Platforms, Petroleum Act 8039 Department for Transport, Lake Lothing Third to Rear of Mount Parade, Barnet, EN4 9DD Crossing Order 2020 8604 (Stopping Up Order 2019) 10147 OFFSHORE PETROLEUM Department for Transport, M42 Junction 6 Barnet L B, Land at / adjacent to Land North of PRODUCTION AND PIPE- Development Consent Order 2020 9763 Garrick Industrial Estate, to Irving Way, London, LINES (ASSESSMENT OF Department for Transport, West Midlands NW9 6AQ (Stopping Up Order No. 1 2017) ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS) Interchange Development Consent Order 2020 10500 8810 Barnet L B, Redevelopment at Granville Road REGULATIONS EP Waste Management Ltd, South Humber Estate NW2 (Highway at/adjacent to Granville Bank Energy Centre Order 9415 Apache Beryl I Ltd 7214, 8747, 10143, Road (Part), Mortimer Close (Part) and Llanelly Highways England, A1 Birtley to Coal House 10144 Road (Part) Stopping Up Order No.1 2020 BP Exploration Operating Co Limited 7044 8868 (formerly known as Redevelopment at Granville BP Exploration Operating Co Ltd 7214, Highways England Company Limited, A1 Road Estate NW2 Highway at/adjacent to 7215, 8747, 8748, 10144 Northumberland: Morpeth to Ellingham Granville Road NW2 (Part), Mortimer Close Centrica Storage Ltd 10144 6979, 7614 NW2 (Part) and Llanelly Road NW2 (Part) Chrysaor Production (U.K.) Ltd 7214 Highways England, A47 North Tuddenham to Stopping Up Order No.1 2019) 9176 CNOOC Petroleum Europe Ltd 7214, 8747, Easton 7912 Camden L B, Stopping Up of Highways (London 10143 Highways England Company Limited, A428 Borough of Camden) (Number 1) Order 2019, St CNR International (U.K.) Ltd 7214, 10144 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet Improvements Anne’s Church Site, Junction of Laxton Place Dana Petroleum (E&P) Ltd 7215, 8747 Scheme 10827 and Longford Street 9765 ENI Hewett Ltd 10143 Highways England, M54 to M6 Link Road, Croydon L B, Stopping Up of Parts of College Equinor UK Ltd 7214 Updated Notice due to Covid-19 7775 Road, Croydon 9415 INDEX TO THE LONDON GAZETTE VOLUME II, 2020 | 21.
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