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Register of Members’ Interests 2019 - 2020 Created: December 2019 Reviewed: December 2019 Owner: Members Services LEICESTER, LEICESTERSHIRE AND RUTLAND COMBINED FIRE AUTHORITY REGISTER OF MEMBERS' INTERESTS - 2019/20 OTHER INTERESTS MEMBERSHIP OF OTHER PUBLIC BODIES, APPOINTMENTS TO CHARITIES AND GIFTS AND DATE RECEIVED BY CORPORATE OUTSIDE BODIES BY POLITICAL/COMMUNITY HOSPITALITY THE MONITORING EMPLOYMENT SPONSORSHIP CONTRACTS LAND LICENCES TENANCIES SECURITIES THE CFA ORGANISATIONS (at least £25) OFFICER NAME OF MEMBER RUSHTON, N Dunkin Rushton None None Hendon House, 3 Kilwardby Street, Ashby de la Zouch / Hood Ashby Town None Dunkin Rushton Chairman of the Leic, NW Leicestershire District None 19/06/2019 Limited / James House, 19 Lower Church Street, Ashby de la Zouch Nos 1,2, 3,4,5 Hall - 100 year Ltd / James Leics & Rutland Council / Leicestershire Rushton & Sons / and 6 Kilwardby Mews, Kilwardby Street, Ashby de la Zouch / Car lease Rushton & Son Combined Fire County Council / parking and rights of way, Somerfield Car Park, Ashby / The Castlegate House Crowded House, Bath Street, Ashby /Ashby House, Bath Street, /Fish2let.com Authority Conservative Party (Ashby) Limited / Ashby LE65 2FH includes all retail units, all offices and all car Ltd/ Castlegate Member Leicestershire County parking /Castlegate House, Bath Street, Ashby LE65 2FH includes 12 House (Ashby) Council / NW flats, 4 shops, all roadways and car parking /Rushtons Yard, Market Ltd Leicestershire County Street, Ashby includes 17 retail units and car parking to rear Council /Market Street, Ashby, Shops etc. nos. 16, 18, 20, 27, 29, 36, 38, 63A, 63B, 63C, 66, 68, 74A, 74B, 90, 100A, 100B plus flats at 27A, 29A, 36A, 38A, 100A and 100B plus garages and car parks at rear / Bakery Court Shops 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 and car parking / Holywell Hill, Burton Road, Ashby – all and car parking etc /Spice, High Street, Measham – plus 4 flats over and car parking /44 Wood Street, Ashby de la Zouch /4 Grenalmond Drive, Ashby de la Zouch /8 Tamworth Road, Ashby de la Zouch /10 Tamworth Road, Ashby de la Zouch /Ashby House Offices, retail and parking /23A and 23B flats, Market Street, Ashby /Car park and land rear of New Look, 12- 14 Market Street, Ashby /The Royal Mews, Station Road, Ashby de la Zouch – Flats 1 to 55 includes car park and gardens /Knighthorpe and Mile Knoll, Moira Road, Ashby LE65 2TU /181 Leicester Road, Ashby de la Zouch BARTON, S Honorary Visiting None. None. Home address - included on hard copy of Register held by None. None. None. None. Leicester Children's None. 01/07/2019 Research Fellow at De the Monitoring Officer Holiday Centre - Trustee. Montfort University / Wyggeston's Hospital - Occasional freelance Trustee and governor. media, author roles, Trustee Western Ward casual exam Community Enterprise. invigilation at Leicester University. BENTLEY, I Bentley's Garden None. None. Hawkshead, Loughborough Road, Wanlip, LE7 4PN and LE7 4PN None. None. None. Charnwood Borough None. 28/06/2019 Buildings 29 and 43 Allington Drive, Birstall. Council, Leicestershire County Council BOOL, K None None None Glebe House, 4 Church Farm Close, Exton, LE15 8BZ None None None None Vice President - Rutland None 19/06/2019 and Melton Conservative Association / Member of the Conservative Party BOULTER, G. A. Councillor - Oadby and None. None. 86 Station Road, Wigston; 20 Cromford Avenue, South Manchester None. None. None. Oadby and Wigston Liberal None. 18/06/2019 Wigston Borough Wigston and land next to Brookside Cottage, Cherry Gardens, Democrats; Framework Council and Street, Wigston. Wigston. Knitters Museum, Wigston; Leicestershire County Norton Brailsford Council. Education Trust; Wigston Relief in Need; Elizabeth Clarke Relief in Need; Wigston Friends of Local Charities. FONSECA, L None None None Property at Bushby Road, Leicester None. None None None Chair of Not For Profit 19/06/2019 Voluntary Organisation - “Daman Community of Leicester” / membership of the Labour Party / Councillor at Leicester City Council. HARRISON, D Retired Businessman None District Councillor None None None None None Member of the None 19/06/2019 NW Leics, Conservative Party County Councillor, Leicestershire KAUFMAN, J None. Member of None. Joint ownership of Matrimonial Home, 103 Leicester Road, None. None. None. None. Oadby Stakeholder, None. Leicetsershire County Oadby Leics LE2 4AB Leicester Progressive Council, Oadby & Jewish Conf, Oadby & Wigston Borough Wigston Liberal Council, Oadby & Democrats. Wigston Liberal democrats 19/06/2019 LIQUORISH, B None None None 4 Willow Brook Close, Broughton Astley, Leicester, LE9 None None None None Leicester Childrens 19/06/2019 6HF Holidays (Trustee) None MULLANEY, M Office for National None. None. 9 Chessher Street, Hinckley, LE10 0AH None. None. None. None. Member and Councillor for None. Staistics, Liberal Democrats / Leicestershire County member of Hinckley and Councillor Bosworth Borough Council 19/06/2019 NEWTON, B Retired None None 24 Blackbrook Close, Shepshed, Loughborough, LE12 None None None None Labour Party Member, None 19/06/2019 9LD County Councillor, GMB Union, Pax Christi, Co- operative Party Member SHEPHERD, R. J. Charnwood Borough Contribution by None. Joint owner of 73 Leicester Road, Quorn, Leicestershire None. None. None. None. Member: The Old None. 29/11/2019 Councillor, Loughborough LE12 8BA with wife. Dunstonians Association / Leicestershire County Constituency The Trinity Hall Association Councillor Conservatives / The National Trust / Association to election Loughborough expenses for the 2017 Constituency Conservative Leicestershire County Association / Charnwood Council Election and Constituency Conservative this 2019 Charnwood Association / The Borough Council Conservative Councillors' Election. Association / Charnwood Borough Council / British Gypsum (Barrow Project) Liaison Committee / Mountsorrel Major Projects Working Party / Quorn Neighbourhood Watch Committee / Mountsorrel Quarry Liaison Committee (Appointed by Charnwood Borough Council) POLAND, J An interest has been County Council None 19 Church Hill Road, Thurmaston, Leicester, LE4 8DF None None None None Leicestershire County None 19/06/2019 (update declared regarding Mr election expenses paid Council/Charnwood received 22/10/19) Poland's employment, by the Conservative Borough Council/The the details of which are Party Conservative Party/ The withheld, this being a National Trust sensitive interest agreed by the Monitoring Officer / Member of Leicestershire County Council and Charnwood Borough Council. RAE BHATIA, H Barclays Bank None. None. None. None. None. None. None. Labour Party, Unite the None. 19/06/2019 Union. SINGH JOHAL, K Quality None None Owns a house in Leicester West. None None None None GNG Football Club None Engineer/Leicester City Council 19/06/2019 THALUKDAR, A Director of Globex None None 1 Sutherland Street, LE2 1DS/47 Wellinger Way, LE3 1RG None 55 Sparkenhoe None Adult Social Care Trustee of Baitul None Leicester Limited / 127,Northdene Road, Leicester LE2 6JJ Street, LE2 0TD Scrutiny Commission / Mukkaram Mosque / (First Floor) Planning and Labour Party / Campaign Development Control Officer for Leicester South Committee CLP / Member of Leicester Welfare Society / Friendship Club / Vice Chair - Neighbourhood Services Community Involvement Scrutiny Commission 19/06/2019 WRIGHT, MAGGIE County Councillor - None. None. "Teena", Croft Road, Thurlaston, LE9 7TB None. None. None. None. Member - Thurlaston None. Stoney Stanton and Parish Council / Member Croft Deputy Leader Conservative Party / Blaby District Council Thurlaston Players All (Normanton Ward) Saints Church / Governor Thurlaston Primary School. 08/08/2019.
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