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Northern Branch Towers - Email & Contact Details Northern Branch Towers - Email & contact details If no name is stated or no telephone shown, the Branch Secretary can be contacted 01472 690460, or via the Tower email address in this list. Mobiles are marked (M) and calls to them may cost more than calls to fixed lines. An email address is shown for every ringable tower, which may forward to the Branch Secretary if no other address is held by the Guild. Email addresses are generic, so do not change if the Correspondent changes. They are specific to the tower rather than a person. Personal email details are not published on this site. Towers in italics have not yet submitted details or they are pending input. Minirings are not included. Details shown are those which towers have agreed should be on the website. The tower name is followed by the Tower Correspondent's name and postal address, with telephone and email address (clickable link). No Correspondent is shown for unringable towers unless this is temporary. Postal addresses have in most cases been checked with Royal Mail. NB: Some postal addresses shown may not be near the tower, so may be unsuitable for navigation – the file downloadable from Dove Online is recommended for navigation by tower name. Amendments should please be sent to, and retained by, the Branch Secretary . If the correspondent for your tower changes or there are no details for your tower you will need to arrange for a Data Protection Form to be completed. This can be downloaded here. Email form to Branch Secretary [email protected] Email details of amendment to Webmaster mailto:[email protected] B BARNOLDBY LE BECK Mrs M Critchlow 01472 823627 mailto:[email protected] BARROW UPON HUMBER Amanda Plaskitt, 150 Butts Road, BARTON UPON HUMBER, DN18 5JA 01652 634445 mailto:[email protected] BARTON UPON HUMBER - ST MARY Mrs Rose Lennon, 1 Killick Rise, Barton-on-Humber, DN18 5EU 01652 661196 mailto:[email protected] BARTON UPON HUMBER - ST PETER Mr R J Lord, 3 Chapel Yard, South Ferriby, BARTON-UPON-HUMBER, DN18 6HF 01652 635337 (M) 07933 927642 mailto:[email protected] BIGBY Rt Revd B F Peachey, Low Wood Lodge, Kings Road, BARNETBY, DN38 6HG 01652 688819 (M) 07721 362627 mailto:[email protected] C CAISTOR Mrs Margaret Roach, 3 South Dale, Caistor, LN7 6LS 01472 851808 mailto:[email protected] CLAXBY Mrs L Holmes, Teeshan, Boggle Lane, Claxby, MARKET RASEN, LN8 3YY 01673 828364 mailto:[email protected] E ELSHAM Rt Revd B F Peachey, Low Wood Lodge, Kings Road, BARNETBY, DN38 6HG 01652 688819 (M) 07721 362627 mailto:[email protected] G GOXHILL Mrs P Donnelly, 16 Wold Road, Barrow-upon-Humber, DN19 7BY 01469 530106 mailto:[email protected] GRASBY Mr D Hibbert, Tithe House, Owmby, BARNETBY, DN38 6AY 01652 639158 mailto:[email protected] GREAT CARLTON mailto:[email protected] GREAT COATES - Unringable GRIMSBY Mr J Cade, 43 Collingwood Crescent, Grimsby, DN24 5RG 01472 873146 mailto:[email protected] H HEALING mailto:[email protected] I IMMINGHAM mailto:[email protected] L LACEBY mailto:[email protected] LEGBOURNE Mr M Preene, 2 Horncastle Road, Louth LN11 9LD 01507 601142 mailto:[email protected] LOUTH Mr M Day, Kynance, Elkington Road, LOUTH, LN11 0RU 01507 603998 mailto:[email protected] M MARKET RASEN Mr Norman Palmer, The Beeches, Walesby Road, Market Rasen, Lincs, LN8 3EY 01673 843451 mailto:[email protected] MARSHCHAPEL Mr Dennis Mason, 4 Victoria Close, Marshchapel, Grimsby, DN36 5TT 01472 389589 mailto:[email protected] MIDDLE RASEN Mrs S Dodds, 8 Lady Frances Drive, Market Rasen LN8 3JJ 01673 849433 mailto:[email protected] N NORTH KILLINGHOLME mailto:[email protected] NORTH SOMERCOTES mailto:[email protected] O OLD CLEE Miss L Bateman, 72 Middlethorpe Road, CLEETHORPES, DN35 9QF 01472 690460 mailto:[email protected] R RIBY mailto:[email protected] S SEARBY - Unringable STALLINGBOROUGH mailto:[email protected] T TEALBY Mrs S Oglesby 01673 838405 mailto:[email protected] TETNEY mailto:[email protected] THORNTON CURTIS mailto:[email protected] U ULCEBY mailto:[email protected] W WALESBY mailto:[email protected] WALTHAM mailto:[email protected] WELTON LE WOLD Mr D Wright, Xanadu, Welton Le Wold, LOUTH, LN11 0QT 01507 603545 mailto:[email protected] WOOTTON mailto:[email protected] Amendments should please be sent to the Branch Secretary mailto:[email protected], with a copy to the Webmaster, mailto:[email protected] . .
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