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Appendix 1 Appointments Made by Full Council on 4Th July APPENDIX 1 APPOINTMENTS MADE BY FULL COUNCIL ON 4TH JULY 2019 NAME OF OUTSIDE NUMBER OF AGREED TERM OF BODY REPRESENT- REPRESENTATIVE/S OFFICE ATIVES PERMITTED Backham Almshouse 1 Parish Level Sally Twyman Annual Trust Bexwell Poors Land 2 Parish Level T White + 1 vacancy 4 years Charity Brancaster Commons 1 Parish Level B Lawton Annual Committee Burnham Overy Harbour 1 Parish Level S Sandell Annual Management Committee Downham Market 2 General M Howland and A Ryves Annual Leisure Centre Joint Management Committee Freebridge Community 2 General M Hopkins and B Long Annual Housing Board Gaywood Allotment Trust 4 Parish S Collop, J Lowe, T Smith and 4 years. S Young Next appointment due May 2023. Hunstanton and District 1 Parish C Bower Annual Arts Festival Hunstanton Prosperity 3 Parish P Beal, C Bower + 1 vacancy Annual Coastal Community Team John Sugars Almhouses 4 Parish Level L Bambridge, F Bone, J Minns Annual Charity and Sally Twyman King’s Lynn and West 1 General A Tyler Annual Norfolk Area Museums Committee King’s Lynn Borough 2 General C Bower and T Bubb 4 years Charity King’s Lynn Emmerich 2 General A Dickinson and A Ryves 4 years Twinning Club (next appointment due May 2023) King’s Lynn Town Centre 2 Parish L Bambridge and F Bone Annual Partnership Marriott’s Warehouse 3 General C Bower, P Gidney and Dr 4 years Richards. North End Trust 1 Parish Level E Nockolds Annual Outwell Charities 1 General C Crofts Annual Queen Elizabeth 1 General P Kunes Annual Hospital Governors Council Sibelco – Leziate Quarry 2 Parish Level M Howland and C Manning Annual Liaison Committee West Norfolk and King’s 1 General Mrs E Nockolds 4 years Lynn Girls School Trust (next appointment due May 2023) West Norfolk Youth 1 General J Lowe Annual Advisory Group West Walton Poors 1 Parish Level Mrs B Porter – Parish Council 3 years Charity William Cleave 2 Parish Level Miss L Bambridge + 1 vacancy 2 years Educational Foundation APPENDIX 2 INTERNAL DRAINAGE BOARD REPRESENTATIVES Drainage Board No of reps Parishes in Borough Council Council Drainage Board representatives permitted to area nominate East of Ouse, Polver and 12 St Germans/St A Bullen the Nar Peter C Crofts KL P Gidney West Winch G Hipperson Blackborough End M Howland East Winch C Joyce Pentney B Long Wormegay S Nash Tottenhill D Pope Watlington C Rose Runcton Holme D Whitby Marham Shouldham Stow Bridge Churchfield and Plawfield 9 Outwell C Crofts Upwell D Pope Three Holes Downham and Stow 4 Stow Bardolph C Crofts Bardolph (Stow Bridge & D Pope Barroway Drove) S Patel Downham West D Tyler Outwell Marshland St James King’s Lynn Reconstituted Those previously B Ayres Sept 2012 from served by the T Bubb 15 to 10 following IDBs: C Crofts Agd Cncl 27.9.12 Gaywood I Devereux Magdalen Lord Howard Reversed back to Marshland Smeeth J Kirk 15 on 30.11.12 & Fen P Kunes West of Ouse B Long Agreed 10 Wingland E Nockolds Members at D Whitby Council on 26 June 2014 Littleport and Downham 1 Welney A White Denver Hilgay Southery Drainage Board No of reps Parishes in Borough Council Council Drainage Board representatives permitted to area nominate Manea and Welney 1 Welney C Crofts Middle Level 1 C Crofts Commissioners Needham and Laddus 9 Outwell C Crofts Upwell D Pope Norfolk Rivers 1 Those previously I Devereux served by the following IDBs: North Norfolk Upper Nar Southery and District 8 Southery A Bullen Hilgay A Holmes Feltwell M Peake Hockwold A Ryves Methwold M Storey D Whitby A White Stringside 1 Fincham A Holmes Barton Bendish Boughton Stradsett Oxborough Stoke Ferry 9 Stoke Ferry A Bullen Wereham C Crofts Wretton A Holmes West Dereham D Pope Ryston A Ryves Fordham C Sampson Roxham D Tyler Denver D Whitby Downham Market A White Wimbotsham Stow Bridge Upwell 3 Upwell C Crofts Downham West D Pope Lakesend S Calton Welney.
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