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Street Lighting Appx D Appendix D Part-Night Lighting - Revised Programme January 2013 County- Electoral Division Parish/Town wide Implementation Dimming Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Bleasby Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Bulcote Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Caythorpe Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Eakring Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Edingley Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Epperstone Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Woodborough Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Farnsfield Feb-13 Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Gonalston (no PC) Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Gunthorpe Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Halam Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Hoveringham Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Kirklington Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Lowdham Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Oxton Newark Farnsfield & Lowdham Thurgarton Newark Blidworth Rainworth Newark Blidworth Lindhurst (no PC) Jul-13 Newark Blidworth Blidworth Newark Rufford Bilsthorpe Newark Rufford Clipstone (also Kings Clipstone) Newark Rufford Edwinstowe Newark Rufford Rufford Sep-13 Newark Ollerton Kirton Newark Ollerton Ollerton and Boughton Newark Ollerton Perlethorpe cum Budby Newark Ollerton Walesby Newark Southwell & Caunton Carlton on Trent Dec-12 Newark Southwell & Caunton Caunton Newark Southwell & Caunton Cromwell Newark Southwell & Caunton Egmanton Newark Southwell & Caunton Grassthorpe (no PC) Newark Southwell & Caunton Halloughton Newark Southwell & Caunton Hockerton Newark Southwell & Caunton Kneesall, Kersall & Ompton Newark Southwell & Caunton Laxton and Moorhouse Oct-13 Newark Southwell & Caunton Maplebeck Newark Southwell & Caunton Norwell Newark Southwell & Caunton Ossington Newark Southwell & Caunton Southwell Newark Southwell & Caunton Sutton on Trent Newark Southwell & Caunton Upton Newark Southwell & Caunton Wellow Newark Southwell & Caunton Weston Newark Southwell & Caunton Winkburn Newark Collingham Barnby in the Willows Newark Collingham Besthorpe Newark Collingham Coddington Newark Collingham Collingham Newark Collingham Girton and Meering Newark Collingham Harby Newark Collingham Holme Dec-13 Newark Collingham North Clifton Newark Collingham South Clifton Newark Collingham South Scarle Newark Collingham Spalford Newark Collingham Thorney Newark Collingham Wigsley Dec-13 Newark Collingham Winthorpe with Langford Newark Farndon & Muskham Alverton and Kilvington Newark Farndon & Muskham Averham, Kelham and Staythorpe Newark Farndon & Muskham Bathley Newark Farndon & Muskham Cotham Newark Farndon & Muskham East Stoke with Thorpe Newark Farndon & Muskham Elston Newark Farndon & Muskham Farndon Newark Farndon & Muskham Fernwood (note 2) Dec-12 Jan-14 Newark Farndon & Muskham Fiskerton cum Morton Newark Farndon & Muskham Hawton Newark Farndon & Muskham North Muskham Newark Farndon & Muskham Rolleston Newark Farndon & Muskham South Muskham/Little Carlton Newark Farndon & Muskham Staunton Newark Farndon & Muskham Syerston Newark Balderton Balderton Newark Coddington Newark Newark Newark East Newark Apr-14 Newark Newark West Newark Gedling Newstead Bestwood St Albans (note 4) Gedling Newstead Linby Gedling Newstead Newstead Jun-13 Gedling Newstead Papplewick Gedling Newstead Ravenshead Gedling Calverton Calverton Gedling Calverton Lambley Aug-13 Gedling Calverton Woodborough Gedling Arnold N and Arnold S Arnold (no TC) Gedling Arnold N and Arnold S Daybrook (no PC) Mar-13 Gedling Arnold N and Arnold S Mapperley (no PC) Feb-14 Gedling Arnold N and Arnold S Redhill (no PC) Gedling Arnold N and Arnold S Woodthorpe (no PC) Gedling Carlton E and Carlton W Burton Joyce Gedling Carlton E and Carlton W Colwick Gedling Carlton E and Carlton W Netherfield (no PC) Gedling Carlton E and Carlton W Stoke Bardolph May-14 Gedling Carlton E and Carlton W Gedling (no PC) Gedling Carlton E and Carlton W Bakersfield (no PC) Gedling Carlton E and Carlton W Carlton (no TC or PC) Broxtowe Beauvale Greasely Broxtowe Beauvale Selston (note 6) Broxtowe Beauvale Brinsley Jul-14 Broxtowe Eastwood Eastwood Broxtowe Nuthall Nuthall Jul-14 Broxtowe Nuthall Strelley Broxtowe Kimberley & Trowell Awsworth Broxtowe Kimberley & Trowell Cossall Sep-14 Broxtowe Kimberley & Trowell Kimberley Broxtowe Kimberley & Trowell Trowell Broxtowe Bramcote & Stapleford Stapleford Broxtowe Bramcote & Stapleford Bramcote (no PC) Broxtowe Chilwell & Toton Chilwell (no PC) Broxtowe Chilwell & Toton Toton (no PC) Jul-14 Nov-14 Broxtowe Beeston S & Attenborough Attenborough (no PC) Broxtowe Beeston S & Attenborough Beeston (no PC) Broxtowe Beeston North Beeston (no PC) Broxtowe City (maintained by NCC) Ashfield Sutton in Ashfield (all divns)Sutton ** in A (no PC/TC) Ashfield Sutton in Ashfield North ** Sutton in A (no PC/TC) Ashfield Sutton in Ashfield West ** Sutton in A (no PC/TC) Oct-14 Jan-15 Ashfield Sutton in Ashfield East ** Sutton in A (no PC/TC) Ashfield Sutton in Ashfield Central **Sutton in A (no PC/TC) Ashfield Selston Selston Ashfield Kirkby in Ashfield South Annesley & Felley Ashfield Kirkby in Ashfield (no PC/TC) Dec-14 May-15 Ashfield Kirkby in Ashfield (both divns)Kirkby in Ashfield (no PC/TC) Ashfield Kirkby in Ashfield North Kirkby in Ashfield (no PC/TC) Ashfield Hucknall Hucknall (no PC/TC) Mansfield Warsop Warsop Mansfield Mansfield (all divns) Mansfield (no TC) Mansfield West Mansfield Mansfield (no TC) Mansfield North Mansfield Mansfield (no TC) Mar-15 Aug-15 Mansfield East Mansfield Mansfield (no TC) Mansfield South Mansfield Mansfield (no TC) Bassetlaw Retford West Retford (no TC) Bassetlaw Retford East Retford (no TC) May-15 Sep-15 Bassetlaw Remainder Dimming Rushcliffe West Bridfgford W West Bridgford (no TC) Rushcliffe West Bridgford Cen & S West Bridgford (no TC) Jun-15 Sep-15 Rushcliffe Remainder Dimming Amended Schemes Bassetlaw Blyth & Harworth Blyth Dec-12 Bassetlaw Blyth & Harworth Hodsock (Langold) Dec-12 Rushcliffe Radcliffe-on-Trent Radcliffe-on-Trent Dec-12.
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