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Annex A: List of Respondents Annex A: List of Respondents We received a total of 185 responses to the consultation. The list below provides details of the organisations that responded to the consultation. Affinity Water AGMA Albion Water Anglian Central Regional Flood and Coastal Committee Anglian Water Anglian Water Services Ashford Borough Council Association of Drainage Authorities Aylesbury Vale District Council Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Bath & North East Somerset Council Bedford Borough Council Birmingham City Council Blackburn with Darwen Borough council Blackpool Council Bracknell Forest Council Bristol City Council Bristol Water Broadland District Council Bromsgrove District Council Buckinghamshire County Council Cambridgeshire County Council Campaign to Protect Rural England Canal and River Trust Central Bedfordshire Council Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management Chelmsford City Council City of London Corporation CLA Clear Environmental Colchester Borough Council Cornwall Council Coventry City Council Croudace Homes.co.uk Croydon Council Dartford Borough Council DEE VALLEY WATER Derbyshire County Council Derbyshire Dales District Council Devon County Council District Council's Network Dorset County Council Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council Dwr Cymru Welsh Water East of England Local Government Association East Riding of Yorkshire council East Sussex County Council EcoFutures Ltd. Enfield Council Environment Agency Environmental Services Association Epping Forest District Council Essex Chambers of Commerce Essex County Council Essex Planning Officers’ Association Federation of Small Businesses Gloucestershire County Council Gloucestershire County Council Goole & Airmyn internal drainage board Halton Borough Council Hampshire County Council Harborough District Council Hertfordshire County Council Hertfordshire Infrastructure and Planning Partnership Highways Agency Home Builders Federation Ltd House Builders Association Kent County Council Kirklees Council Knowsley MBC Lancashire County Council Leicestershire County Council Lincolnshire County Council Linden Homes Local Government House London Borough of Bromley London Borough of Ealing London Borough of Hillingdon London Borough of Merton London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames Luton Borough Council Medway Council Mid Dorset and North Poole Constituency Middlesbrough Council Miller Homes Milton Keynes Council National Farmer's Union Newcastle City Council North East Lincolnshire Council North Somerset Council North West Business Leadership Team North Yorkshire County Council Northamptonshire County Council Northumberland County Council Northumbrian Water Northumbrian Water Nottinghamshire County Council Oxfordshire County Council Peterborough City Council Planning Officers Society Plymouth City Council Portsmouth Water Reading Borough Council Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council Redditch Borough Council Rochdale Borough Council Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors Runnymede Borough Council Rushcliffe Borough Council Rutland county council RWE Generation UK plc Salford City Council Sedgemoor District Council Sembcorp Bournemouth Water Severn Trent Water Limited Sheffield City Council Shropshire Council Solihull MBC Somerset County Council Somerset Drainage Boards South Downs National Park Authority South East Water South Norfolk Council South Staffs Water Plc South Tyneside Council South West Water Southampton City Council Southern Water Staffordshire County Council Stockton on Tees Borough Council Suffolk Chamber of Commerce Suffolk County Council Surrey County Council Sutton and East Surrey Water plc Teignbridge District council Thames Water Thames Water Utilities Limited The Broadway Trust The Coal Authority The Lancashire Branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Torbay Council Tunbridge Wells Borough Council United Kingdon Onshore Oil and Gas United Utilities Group PLC Wakefield Council Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council Warrington Borough Council Warwickshire County Council Water UK Wessex Regional Flood and Coastal Committee Wessex Water Wessex Water West Midlands Resource Technical Advisory Body West Oxfordshire and Cotswold District Council West Sussex County Council Wirral Council Wokingham Borough Council Worcestershire County Council Wyre Forest District Council Yorkshire Water Yorkshire Water .
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