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264 CUMBER LAND POST FARMERS continued. Backhurst E. Quarry hill, Woodside, *Barratt Joseph, Maiden hill, Penrith Armstrong R. Horsegills, Hethersgills, Wigton Bars T. Soulby, Penrith Kirklinton, Carlisle Bailey J. Ive gill, Carlisle Barwise W.&J. Howbound, Castle Sow- Armstrong R. Hayton, Carlisle *Bailiff J.Clmrch stile,Drigg,Ravenglss erby, Carlisle Armstrong T. Flat, Kirkbampton,Crlisle Bain J. Caluew beck, Sebergham Barwise E. Crossbarrow, Little Clifton, Armstrong T. GIN..Ummsonset, Bewcastle, Bainbridge G.Linstock,Stanwix,Carlisle Workington Longtown Bainbridge G.A. Sebergham,Grass garth, "'Barwise J .Cow Lyers,Low Holme, Wgtn Armstrong T. Hazlehead, Woodside, Carlisle Barwise Mrs. M. Windy hall, Aikton, Wigton Bainbridge I. Skelton, Penrith Wigton Armstrong T. Langrigg, Carlisle Bainbridge I. Unthank, Skelton,Penrith Barwise T. AbbeyHolme,Aldoth,Wigton Arllliltrong T. Low II-eby, Wigton Bainbridge J.Lamonby,Skelton,Penrith *Bateman I. Yotton fewi!, Beckermet Annstrong W. Monkbonse hill, Serber- Bainbridge J.Hillsnook,Blackwll.Carlse Bateman J. Caldet• town, Ponsonby, gham, Carlisle Bainbridge J. Nether park, Alston Calder bridge Armstrong "\V. Bridekirk, Cockermouth Bainbridge J. Silloth, Wigton · Bateman J. Sella park, Beckermet Armstrong W. Birkbu..~h, Askerton, Bainbridge J. Linstock,Stanwix,Carlisle Bateman J.Streddy bank, Calder bridge Brampton Bainbridge T. Skelton, Penrith Bateman M. Dacre, Penrith ArmstrongW.Jinkin,Embleton,Cocker- Bainbridge W. Farlam, Brampton Bateman W. Sea scale, Gosforth mouth Bainbridge W. Newbioogin, Penrith Batey W. Elliott's town, Askerton, ArmstrongW.Kirkland,Woodside,Wigtn Bainbridge W. Woodside, Westward, Brampton Armstrong W. Stainton, Penrith Wigton Baty D. Howberrv, 1\'liddle Kirklinton, Armstrong W. Stone falls, Broadfield, *Bank J. Miller place, Brackenthwaite, Carlisle • Carlisle Cockermouth Baty J .Kinkry bill,Bewcastle,Longtown Armstrong W. Tarn end, Brampton Banks A.H.HigbHarrington,Workngtn Baty J. Newbiggin, Brisco, Carlisle • As bridge J. Crookdake, Broomfield, Banks Mrs. A. Langhorn, Egremont Baty J .Shank, Castle Solport, Stapleton, Carlisle Banks I. Threlkeld place, Blindbothel, Cat•lisle Ashbridge T.How bound,CastleSowerby, Cockermouth Baty J.Skitby,MiddleKirklinton,Carlsle Carlisle Banks J .Howgate,Frisington, Whtebavn Baty W .Dikeside,MiddleKirklintn.Crsle • Ashburner C. Whiterigg close, Holborn Banks J .Pottergill,Loweswatr .Cckrmth Baxter J. Nichol forest, Longtown hill, Broughion *Banks J. Embleton, Cockermouth Baxter Mrs. J. Breckonhill, Longtown Ashburner M. Row head, Gosforth Banks J.Hall bank,Embleton,Cockrmth Ba:x:ter J. Bank end, Stanwix, Carlisle *Ashburner T. Oxenbow, Holborn hill, Banks T. Greysouthen, Workington Baxter J. Broadwater, Bootle Broughton Banks W. Greysouthen, Workington Baxter J.Crossrigg,WestNewton,Carlsle Ashburner W. Sellafield, Beckermef *Banks W. Goose green, Water 1\Hllock, Baxter J. Dalston, Carlisle Askew J. Long garth, Ulpha, Broughtn Penritb Baxter J. Southerfield, Abbey Holme, Atkinson Brothers,Tbornthwaite,Bolton Barber L. Holme, Ladyhall, Thwaites, Wigton Low side, Wigton Broughton Baxter L. Broomfield, Carlisle Atkinson J. & Sons, Longcroft~Bowness, Barker G. S. Moor row, Dundraw, Baxter Mril. M. Fauld farm, Longtown Carlisle Broomfield, Wigton Baxter W.Longburgh,Burgh-by-Sands, Atkinson W. & C. Aglionby, Carlisle Barker H. Townhead, Penrith Carlisle Atkinson Mrs. A. Middle farm, Alston Barker J. Hawkesdale, Dalston, Carlisle Beattie J. Bonstead hill, Burgh-by- Atkinson A.Cleamire, Westward, Wigton, Barker J. Dacre, Penrith Sands, Carlisle Carlisle *Barker J. Rayson hall, Ousby, Penrith Beattie J. Peastree, Blackwell, Carlisle Atkinson B. (Mrs.) & J. (Miss), West Barker R. Keekle bank, Cleator Beattie Miss M. Aikton, Wigton Newton, Carlisle Barker R. Hawkesdale, Dalston,Carlisle Beattie W. Fingland, Bowness, Carlisle Atkinson Mrs. E. Kelton head, Winder BarkerS. Welton, Sebergham, Carlisle Beattie W. \Vhiterig!{lees,Aikton,Wigtn Atkinson E. Penruddok, Hut ton soil, Barker T.Rockcliff cross, Rockclff.Crlsle Beaty D. Slealands,N etherby,Longtown Penrith Barnes Daniel, Oulton, Wigton Beaty F. Cleugh head, Nether Deuton, Atkinson I. Aspatria, Carlisle Barnes E. l\'loor dyke, Aikton, Wigton Brampton *Atkinson I. Sella field, Bcckermet Ba.rne::~ G. Bleanerhasset, Carlisle Beaty J. Moat, Kirk Andrews-upon- Armstrong J. Kirk hill, :Middle Kirk- Barnes G. Harrington park, Workingtn Esk, Longtown linton, Carlisle Barnes J. Aikton, Wigton Beaty J. Aldoth, Abbey Holme, Wigton • Atkinson J. Brackenwaite, Carlisle *Barnes J. Blencogo, Carlisle Beaty J. Southerfield, Abbey Holme, Atkinson J .John st.Botcher gate,Carlsle Barnes J. Fingland, Bowness, Carlisle Wigton Atkinson J. Banks,Waterhead,Bramptn Barnes J. Guards, Bolton High, Wigton Beaty J. Longtown moor, Netherby, Atkinson J.Beck bottom,Hayton,Carlsle Barnes J. Kelswick, Dundraw, Broom- Longtown • Atkinson J. Blencairn, Penrith field, Wigton Beaty J. Mealrigg, Carlisle *Atkinson J. Bradley, Ousby, Penrith Barnes J. Raby, Abbey Holme, Wigton *Beaty J. Scales, Broomfield, Carlisle Atkinson J. Cumwhitton, Carlisle Barnes J. Bank, Westward, Wigton Beaty R. How end, Longtown * Atkinson J. Gt. Brooghton, Cockermth Barnes J. Barugh,Syke, Wavertn. Wigtn Beaty R. Whiteclose,Breckonhill,Longtn • *Atkinson J. Halls,Bassenthwaite,Cock- Barnes J. Kirklands, Woodside, Wigton Beaty R. Mawbray, Holme St• ermouth Barnes J. Nealhouse, Thursby, C::~.rlisle Cuthhert, Maryport Atkinson J. How rigg, West Newton, *Barnes J. \Volsty close, Low Holme, Beaty W. Blennerhasset, Carlisle Carlisle Wigton Beaty W. Gilcrux, Cockermouth Atkinson J. Little Salkeld, Penrith Barn.es R. D:-y Holme, Low Holme, Beaty William, Longtown Atkinson J. Watch cross,Newby,Carlisle Wigton Beaty W. Rea burnside, Breckonhill, Atkinson J. Banks, Burthulme, Brmptn Barnes Mrs.R. Kirkbridecommn.Wigtn Longtown *Atkinson J. Croft foot, Ennerdale, *Barnes R. Mawbray, Holme St. Cuth- Beck J. Hopebeck, Brackenthwaite, Cleator • bert, l\'laryport Cockermonth Atkinson J. Gamelsby, Aikton, W~gton *Barnes T. Newtown, Holme St. Cuth- *Beckton J. Croglin, Penrith Atkinson Mrs. M. Langthwaite, Kirk- bert, Wigton BecktonJ.Crookdake,Broomfield,Crlisle santon, Bootle Barnes W. Aikton, Wigton Beckton M. Croglin, Penrith *Atkinson Mrs. M. Newtown, Holme St. Barnes W.Angerton,AbbeyHolme,Wgtn Beckton T. Croglin, Penrith Cuthbert, Wigton liiBarnes W.Crookdake,Broomfld.Carlsl~ *Beckton W. Castle Carrock, Carlisle *Atkinson Miss M. Winskill, Penrith Barnes W. LangrigS', Carlisle Beck ton W. Row bound, Castle Sowerbv, Atkinson R. Kirkland, Penrlth •Barnes W.Low scales,Broomfld.Carlsle Carlisle • Atkinson R.Westhall,Kingwatr.Brmptn Barnes W. Uldale mill, Uldale, Wigton Becton W. Daveygill, Staffield, Penrith Atkinson R. Beckermet, St. John's Bames W.Welrash,Bolton High,Wigton Beeby J. Sprunston,"Blackwell, Carlisle Atkinson T. 1\Iillom- below- 1\Iillom, *Barnfather D. Garthside, Burtholme, Bell Messrs. Nook, Irthington, Carlisle Broughton Brampton Bell Mrs. E. & W. Bell's hill, West Atkinson T. Town end, Ponsonby,Calder Bamfather J. Laversdale, Irthington, Linton, Kirklinton, Carlisle Bridge Brampton Bell J. & J. ·Fell side, Caldbeck, Wigton Atkinson W. Blackwell park, Carlisle *BarnfatherJ.Lownook,NetilerDenton, Bell J. & W. Wiggon rigg & Lonning, • Atkinson W. Holme, Beckermet St. Brampton Aikton, Wigton Bridgett's Barnfather T. Bowthorn, Laversdale, Bell Mrs. A. Bolton High, Wigton Awde W. Kirkbride, Wigton Irthington, Brampton Bell B. Blitter lees, Low Holme,Wigton Backhouse Mrs. D. Anthorn, Bowness, Barns J. Abbey Hohne, Aldoth, Wigton Bell C. Closegill,NctherDenton,Bramtn Carlisle Barrett J. Steel green, Holborn hill, Bell D. Park head, Penrith Backhouse J. Abbey Holme, Wigton Broughton Bell E. Low Broom hill, Nether Den- *Backhouse J.Wath, Low Holme, Wigtn Barrow J. \)O;O,P!!r, Holme St1 Cut~bert, ton, ~rampton ~~c;on ~' Eaglesfield, CockerlllOllth Wi~ton · Bell ~rs.Elizabet~ 2 Towq foot,Brmqf\tqq .
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    Reference No: 2/2004/0673 Received: 21/05/2004 Proposal: Erection of 12 No. dwellings as amended by letter and plan(s) receievd on 12 August 2004 and 4 November 2004 and further information awaited. Location: Land At Scotscroft Little Clifton Workington Applicant: Senator Homes Ltd. Hillcrest Avenue Carlisle Agent: Senator Homes Ltd. Hillcrest Avenue Carlisle Cumbria CA1 2QJ Representations: Parish Council – Site boundary in dispute, detrimental to wildlife interests, no. of units too great for village, trees should be retained, 12 houses too many for village, detrimental to highway safety, out of scale with size of village, contrary to new structure plan housing figures, not sustainable development in view of Greenfield location and lack of village facilities, harmful to tributary of SSSI, archaeological investigation required, no local need for housing, lack of drainage and water investigation required, lack of drainage and water supply capacity. Director of Engineering, CCC – No objections subject to conditions Environmental Health - Requests desktop study re mining activity United Utilities – No objections subject to drainage on separate system, separate requirements English Nature - Concerns at potential impact on tributary of River Derwent candidate Special Area of Conservation. Comments on mitigation measures received 4/11/04 awaited. Cumbria Wildlife Trust – Recommends ecological survey to assess presence of bats and owls on site prior to permission being granted. Engineers – Who will have responsibility for surface water retention tank – developer of highway authority? County Archaeologist – No objections. Environment Agency – Response awaited to additional drainage information received. Friends of the Lake District – Greenfield site in non-sustainable location in village with few facilities.