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All Notices Gazette ALL NOTICES GAZETTE CONTAINING ALL NOTICES PUBLISHED ONLINE ON 2 DECEMBER 2015 PRINTED ON 3 DECEMBER 2015 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY | ESTABLISHED 1665 WWW.THEGAZETTE.CO.UK Contents State/2* Royal family/ Parliament & Assemblies/3* Honours & Awards/ Church/3* Environment & infrastructure/4* Health & medicine/ Other Notices/10* Money/11* Companies/12* People/71* Terms & Conditions/98* * Containing all notices published online on 2 December 2015 STATE As Serving Brother Lieutenant Colonel Mark Stephen BAILEY STATE Alderman & Sheriff Charles Edward Beck BOWMAN Alan BRIGGINSHAW Conrad Frank BUTCHER Raymond Philip CASSFORD Honours & awards Dato’ CHING Su Chen Paul Guy Maurice Marulli DE BARLETTA ORDER OF ST JOHN Lieutenant Colonel Phillip DE ROUFFIGNAC George Ernest EDWARDS 2441480THE ORDER OF ST JOHN Andrew Frank William FREESTONE The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to sanction the following GEW Chen Hsiang Promotions in, and Appointments to, the Most Venerable Order of the Derek George HAVIS Hospital of St John of Jerusalem: Surgeon Commodore Richard Mark HEAMES As Knight HO Swee Wai Nigel John Bewley ATKINSON Michael Lawrence JONES Alderman Jeffrey Richard De Corban EVANS, The Lord Mountevans Kumaravadivelan KANNAN Craig Leslie HARTLEY David KEARNS Ricardo KLEINHANS Roy Clifford KNIBBS Joseph John MORROW QC DL KUA Mong Lui David WATSON David LARGE As Dame Stephen John LE PAGE Jeanette Gesina Johanna, Mrs FAURIE Dato’ Dr LIM Sin Boon Katharine Margaret Ella, Mrs LISTON LIM Tee Leong As Commander (Brother) Kevin John MITCHAM Darren James BARTHOLOMEW Ndabauhle Sifiso MSANE Ian Angus CAMPBELL Paul Frederick John NAYLOR Patrick Joseph HALPIN NG Chee Kai Gavin Melvin JENSEN Andrew Melverne OXBORROW Dato’ NG Keng Joo Nigel Fabian PETERS Alexander Graham RANDALL POON Yau Shin Eric Clive WOLHUTER David Stephen PUGH As Commander (Sister) Joseph Thomas READ Dudleigh Eve, Mrs ANDERSON Denis James REES-CLARK Audrey Patricia, Mrs MCLENNAN Lieutenant Colonel Wilson William John SHORTEN TD As Officer (Brother) Howard Philip TAFFS Dean Peter DE LA MARE Reverend Dr Douglas John TORR Jonathan Nicolas DEXTER Lieutenant Colonel Martin Paul TYNAN Roderick GRAY Dominic James WADE Graham Wilfred Benjamin GREEN Barry John Robert WITHERS Alan HARTLEY MBE Richard Mark WOOD Allan-Bryan HATTINGH Thomas Andrew WRIGHT John William HOUGHAM CBE YEEP Weng Foo Robin James Varwell MARLOW As Serving Sister Anthony James MCGUIRK CBE QFSM Marian Louise, Mrs BARROWMAN Lieutenant Colonel Richard MCQUEEN Sheila Ann, Mrs CHEW James Patrick MORGAN Christine Susan, Mrs CHIPPERFIELD Trevor Charles MOSS Margherita Jeanette, Mrs CLEMENCE Bruce George Ronald MURRAY, 12th Duke of Atholl Miss Maria Elvira COTELO Alan James POPPLEWELL Julia Helen DANCE Thomas SEFTON MBE Helen Kay, Mrs DOBSON Dr Ahmad TAJUDDIN Bin Mohamad Nor Miss Heidi Marie DOGGETT TAN Beng Lee Susan Margaret, Mrs ESPLIN Dato’ Sri TEE Boon Kee Beryl Edna FERNANDEZ Wayne TRITTON Elizabeth Rosemary, Mrs HARRISON James Anthony WARLOW Tracey Amanda, Mrs LIBBY Carl David WHEELER Ms LIM Lay Yin As Officer (Sister) Ms LIM Yih Siah Clare Lorraine, Mrs CROOK Tracy Jane, Mrs MARLOW Shirley Anne, Mrs DAY Ms Dipuo Ellah MAVUNDLA Veronica Novel, Mrs DESILVA Janet Clare, Mrs MOODIE Miss Moira DE SWARDT Trudie Bernice, Mrs NEEDHAM Sally, Mrs ELLIOTT Jacolyn, Mrs NOBLE Kathryn, Mrs LAWMAN Sheriff Dr Christine Holliday RIGDEN Jane, Mrs MARLOW Janne, Mrs RULTON Christine Brenda, Mrs MCINTYRE Miss SAW Poh Gaik Elaine Kitty, Mrs SMITH Ms TAN See Ting Ms Hendrika Petronella Marjan VAN DER SLIK Catherine Gwen, Mrs WRIGHT Julie Dawn, Mrs WARLOW Carol Ann, Mrs YOUNG (2441480) Pamela Mary, Mrs WOOD 2 | CONTAINING ALL NOTICES PUBLISHED ONLINE ON 2 DECEMBER 2015 | ALL NOTICES GAZETTE PARLIAMENT & ASSEMBLIES PARLIAMENT & ASSEMBLIES LEGISLATION & TREATIES 2441482IN PARLIAMENT SESSION 2015–16 NEW SOUTHGATE CEMETERY BILL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application has been made to Parliament by New Southgate Cemetery and Crematorium Limited for leave to introduce in the present Session a Bill under the above name or short title. On and after 4 December 2015 a copy of the Bill may be inspected and copies of it obtained at the price of £3 each at the offices of: Location: Opening Hours: New Southgate Cemetery and Crematorium Limited Mondays to Fridays: 09:00 to 17:00 Brunswick Park Road, New Southgate, Saturdays: 09:00 to 12:00 London N11 1JJ Sundays and Bank Holidays: Closed New Southgate Cemetery and Crematorium Limited Mondays to Fridays: 09:00 to 17:00 Head Office, Westerleigh Crematorium, Saturdays: 09:00 to 13:00 Westerleigh Road, Westerleigh, Bristol BS37 8QP Sundays and Bank Holidays: Closed Bircham Dyson Bell LLP Mondays to Fridays: 09:30 to 17:30 50 Broadway, Westminster, Saturdays: Closed London SW1H 0BL Sundays, Christmas Eve and Bank Holidays: Closed A copy of the Bill may also be viewed from 4 December 2015 at www.newsouthgatecemetery.co.uk. Objection to the Bill may be made by depositing a Petition against it in the Office of the Clerk of the Parliaments, if the Bill is introduced in the House of Lords, or in the Private Bill Office of the House of Commons, if the Bill is introduced in that House. The latest date for the deposit of such a Petition in the First House will be 1 February 2016 if the Bill originates in the House of Commons, or 8 February 2016 if it originates in the House of Lords. The latest date for deposit of such a Petition in the Second House will be the tenth day after the first reading of the Bill in that House or, if the House is not sitting on that day, on the next day on which that House sits. Further information may be obtained from the Office of the Clerk of the Parliaments, House of Lords, the Private Bill Office of the House of Commons or from the undermentioned Solicitors and Parliamentary Agents. Dated this 2nd day of December 2015 BIRCHAM DYSON BELL LLP 50 Broadway London SW1H 0BL Solicitors and Parliamentary Agents (2441482) CHURCH REGISTRATION FOR SOLEMNISING MARRIAGE 2441488TRINITY CHURCH, LOUGHTON IN THE DIOCESE OF CHELMSFORD SECTION 20(4) MARRIAGE ACT 1949 The Registrar of the Diocese of Chelmsford hereby gives notice that the Bishop of Chelmsford did revoke the licence for the publication of banns and the solemnisation of marriages at this church to take effect from 21 October 2015. Aiden Hargreaves-Smith, Diocesan Registrar, Minerva House, 5 Montague Close, London, SE1 9BB (2441488) ALL NOTICES GAZETTE | CONTAINING ALL NOTICES PUBLISHED ONLINE ON 2 DECEMBER 2015 | 3 ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE Head of Planning and Regeneration ENVIRONMENT & Stafford Borough Council (2441506) 2441505DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 The Secretary of State hereby gives notice of the proposal to make an Order under section 247 of the above Act to authorise the stopping up of the whole of Gorsey Bank Road, Seacombe Grove, Egremont Planning Grove, Wirral Crescent and Tranmere Road at Stockport, in the Metropolitan Borough of Stockport. TOWN PLANNING If made, the Order would authorise the stopping up only to enable development to be carried out should planning permission be granted 2441506STAFFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL by Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council. The Secretary of State TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 gives notice of the draft Order under Section 253 (1) of the 1990 Act. PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) Copies of the draft Order and relevant plan will be available for ACT 1990 inspection during normal opening hours at the Enquiry Desk, DESIGNATION OF THE FULFORD CONSERVATION AREA Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council, Town Hall, Stockport SK1 Notice is hereby given that on the 5th November 2015, Stafford 3XE in the 28 days commencing on 02 December 2015, and may be Borough Council, under powers conferred on them by Section 69 of obtained, free of charge, from the address stated below quoting the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990, NATTRAN/NW/S247/2084. revised the Fulford Conservation Area. Any person may object to the making of the proposed order by The revised Fulford Conservation Area now includes the following stating their reasons in writing to the Secretary of State at additional land: the full extent of the field to the north of Tudor Hollow, [email protected] or National Transport Casework land to a field to the north of St. Nicholas Church and land to the west Team, Tyneside House, Skinnerburn Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, of the Old Rectory. NE4 7AR, quoting the above reference. Objections should be received The revised Fulford Conservation Area now includes Fulford Primary by midnight on 30 December 2015. You are advised that your School, Fulford Road and its curtilage. personal data and correspondence will be passed to the applicant/ The revised Fulford Conservation Area now excludes the large area of agent to enable your objection to be considered. If you do not wish modern housing along Tudor Hollow, land to a field to the north of St. your personal data to be forwarded, please state your reasons when Nicholas Church, land to the north of the Old Rectory, and land to the submitting your objection. rear garden of Fairways, Fulford Road and land to the rear of the D Candlish, Casework Manager (2441505) Village Hall, Fulford Road. The designation map may be inspected at the Planning and Regeneration Offices, Civic Centre, Riverside, Stafford during office hours, or viewed via the Conservation Pages of the Stafford Borough Council website: www.staffordbc.gov.uk/conservation. Mr E Manders 4 | CONTAINING ALL NOTICES PUBLISHED ONLINE ON 2 DECEMBER 2015 | ALL NOTICES GAZETTE ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE 2441498LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Table 1 Inspection Venue Details TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 Llyfrgell Llanberis One inspection Tuesday 1400-1800, JANSON CLOSE, STRATFORD, LONDON, E15 Library, Ffordd Capel hard copy and Thursday 1000-1200 and THE COUNCIL OF THE LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM hereby Coch, Llanberis, LL55 electronic 1300-1700, Friday gives notice that it has made an Order under section 247 of the above 4SH copies available 1400-1800.
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