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KELLY'S CHESHIRE DIRECTORY PRIVATE RESIDENTS N.B.—The names of the private residents in Birkenhead, Crewe, Stockport and its sub-headings wiU be found inithe lists of "Private Residents" given under these places. Abbott A. M. 53 Liscard rd.Seacombe Adamson Bev. Jas. B., M.A.Vicarage, Ainsbury Eev. WiUiam Maurice, 12 Abbott Charles Ernest B. Holmbury, Burleydam, Whitchurch (Salop) I Stockport road, Marple, Stockport Winton road, Bowdon, Altrincham Adamson Alex. 118 Liscard rd.Liscard Ainsworth Geo. G. Stretton.Warrngtn Abbott John, KenUworth, Leasowe rd. Adamson Arthur, Stanna, Heswall,. Ainsworth Henry, Holm Book.Suffolk Wdlasey Birkenhead road, Altrincham Abbott Mrs. 31 Vaughan road, New Adamson Harold, Oaklands cottage, Ainsworth John, Osborne ho. Barker's Brighton Godley, Hyde '. la. Ashton-upon-Mersey, Manchestr Abbott Mrs. C 8 Prussia rd. Hoylake Adamson J.TheOalclands,Godley,Hyde! Ainsworth John Dawson, 11 Victoria Abbott Thomas, Ingledene, Bichmond Adamson Jas. WeU la. Gayton.B'headi avenue, Cheadle Hulme, Stockport road, Bowdon, Altrincham Adamson Wm. 79 Hale rd.Altrincham Ainsworth Misses,4 Nicholas st.Chestr Abbott Thomas C. Highgate, East Adcock Eev. Edward Wright, Ferney, Ainsworth William, Windsor lodge, Downs road, Bowdon, Altrincham Queen's park, Chester Mickle Trafford, Ghester Abel Fred, The Shanty, Overton, Addey Mrs. Westwood, Knutsford rd. Airey WUliam, Glengarth, Station rd. Warrington Wilmslow, Manchester Marple, Stockport Abel Mrs. Ingledene, Higher Buncom Addie John, Sandhurst, Torkington Aitchison John C. The Firs, Park- Abercrombie Lieut.-Col. David, Lake road, Torkington, Stockport field road, Knutsford house, Mobberley, Knutsford Addleshaw Harold Pope, Highfield, Aitken Alexander, 21 Park avenue, Abram Eev. James Benedict, Presby­ St. Margaret's rd. Dunham Massey, Timperley, Altrincham tery, Darmonds green. West Kirby Altrincham Aitken Mrs.250ak av.EomUey,Stckprt Abram Arthur, 12 Stanley vUlas, Addleshaw John WUliam Heywood, Aitken Eobert, Lacey house, Lacey Greenway road, Buncorn Fern cottage, Woodbrook rd. Aider- green, Wilmslow, Manchester Abrams Mrs. 104 Liscard rd. Liscard ley Edge, Manchester Aitken Thomas, Allestree, Convamore Ackerley Albert, HiUberry, Bentinck Addy James, 2 Brook lane, Ghester road, Bramhall, Stockport road, Altrincham Addy Mrs. 51 Beech lane, Macclesfield Albrecht Frank, Brooklea, Welsh rd. Ackerley Wm. Dunham rd.Altrinchm Addy Walt. L. 51 Beech la.Macclesfld Little Sutton, Chester Ackroyd John Orme. Wilmslow road, Adey Jn. Atkins, 243 King st.Duknfid Alcock George, Brooklyn rd. Cheadle, Stockport Etchells, Manchester Adkinson William Lewis, Lumb lane, Manchester Acton Edward, WoodviUe, St. Mar­ Bramhall, Stockport Alcock George Henry, 6 Norman st. garet's rd.DunhamMassey,Altrnchm Adshead Charles, Douglas road. Hazel Stalybridge Acton Miss, 131 King st. Knutsford Grove, Stockport Alcock J. 33 The Grescent,Northwich Acton Mrs. Hatherton ho. Nantwich Adshead Frederick WiUiam,Holyrood, Alcock John, 3 Massie st. Cheadle, Acton Thomas Harrison, Thornfield, Buxton road, Macclesfield Manchester Thorn road, BramhaU, Stockport Adshead John, 290 Cheetham HiU rd. Alcock King, Church cottage, Ast­ Adair Maj.-Gen.H.7 Stanley pl.Chestr Dukinfield bury, Congleton Alcock Mrs. 20 Beswick st. Oxford Adair Mrs. Greenhey8,Mostyn avenue. Adshead John, Heatley, Warrington road, Macclesfield West Kirby Adshead John, Ingleside, Queen's rd. Hazel Grove, Stockport Alcock T. Brooklyn viUa, Brooklyn Adam Sir Frank Forbes CLE., D.L., road, Cheadle, Manchester J.P. Mere Old haU, Mere, Bos­ Adshead S. Highfield,Upton,Macclsfld Affleck Thos.69Clarendon rd.Seacmbe Aldersey H., B.A., J.P. Aldersey haU, therne, Knutsford Ghester Adam Edwin, 30 Sandymount drive. Affieck WiUiam Boan, Brackenhurst, Lincoln drive, Liscard Aldersey Miss, 10 Brook lane, Ghester New Brighton Aldred Isaac Clegg, Lacey Oaks, Adam John Isabel, Brook meadow, Agar Matthew, 7 Victoria st.Knutsfrd Agar WiUiam N. London road, Al­ Styal road, Wilmslow, Manchester GhUder Thomton, Ohester Aldred E. Green hall, Gatley road, Adam Mrs.The Cave,HeswaU,Birknhd derley Edge, Manchester Agard Arthur, Brinnington, Ashley Cheadle, Manchester Adams Bev. Beginald Samuel M.A. Alexander John Taylor, Braeside, The Vicarage, Church lane, Marple, road. Hale, Altrincham Agate Bev. Dendy B.A. The Parson­ School lane, Bidston, Birkenhead Stockport Alexander William, 39 Albert road, Adams Beresford, 42 Liverpool road, age, Dunham road, Altrincham Agg Ernest, Woodneuk, Ogden road, Gheadle Hulme, Stockport Chester Alexander WiUiam Clark, Delamer Adams G.A.24GecU rd.Prenton,B'head BramhaU, Stockport Agha Hussein, Eagle lodge, Harrop road, Bowdon, Altrincham Adams Edgar,i4Chepstow av.Egremnt road. Hale, Altrincham Algeo William, i Warren rd. Hoylake Adams Edwin, The Claytons, Wood­ Agnew Charles Leonard, The Pole, Alker T. Edwin G.E. 16 Spring road. brook road, Alderley Edge, Mncbstr ^Antrobus, Northwich Hale, Altrincham Adams Francis WilUam, Moss bank. Allan Eev. Eobert, Bowden lane, Canal road, Congleton Agnew Charies S., J.P. The Lodge, Davenham, Northwich Marple, Stockport Adams Fredk. 96 Tarvin rd. Chester Agnew Ernest, Chelford rd. Alderley AUan Frederick Garnett, Whaley Adams Frederick Charles, 8 Sandy­ "Edge, Manchester Bridge, Stockport mount drive. New Brighton Allan J. Douglas, Gleadde, Warwick Adams Frederick M. Glenrafon, Agnew Ernest J.P. The Moss, Great Warford, Knutsford road. Hale, Altrincham Hough Green, Chester Agnew Frank, Lane house. Broad Allan John Herman, Gvrynant, Arthog Adams Geo. 17 Whitefriars st.Chester lane. Hale, Altrincham road. Hale, Altrincham Adams George Charles, Green bank, Agnew Gerald, Heather, Tabley rd. AUatt Thos. loVictoria drive.W.Kirby Harboro' rd. Ashton-upon-Mersey, Knutsford Allcock Harry, 22 Albert road. Hale, Manchester Acnew H. Croston towers,MacclesfieId Altrincham Adams Geo. F. 45 Victoria rd.Ohester "road, Alderley Edge, Manchester AUcroft Mrs. Baguley, Sale Adams Miss, The Oaks, Mossley, Agnew Percy Beginald, Aghadoe, Wit­ AUday G.34Stoneby drive,NewBrightn Congleton tering larie, Heswall, Birkenhead AUden John Forster, The Hague, Adams Mrs. 78 Liscard rd. Egremont Agnew W. H. Arnside, Lyndhurst rd. Broadbottom, Manchester Adams PhiUp H. Swentor, HeswaU, AUen Major Eichard J., F.G.I.S. Chez W^fillflssv Birkenhead nous, Heyes lane, Alderley Edge, .\dams WilUam, The Gables, Alsager, Aickin Bev. George EUis M^A.(vicar). Manchester Church road, Upton, Birkenhead Stoke-on-Trent Allen Gapt. PhiUp, Newton Hollows, Aickin Geo. 22 Serpentine rd. Liscard Newton la.Newt-on-by-Ghester,Chstr Adamson Bev. A. P. Frankby road, Ainley Herbt. 176 Sea View rd.Liscard Great Meols, Hoylake 688 ALL PRIVATE RESIDENTS. [CHESHIRE. Allen Eev. E. i6 Eichmond road, Ambery Thoinas, Ingleton, Stamford Andrew Arthur Goodwin, 43 Swann Altrincham road, Bowdon. Altrincham lane, Cheadle Hulme, Stockport Allen Abraham,37Hollins rd.Macclesfld Ambler James Henry, Balmae, Heath Andrew James Dalton, Sunnyside, Allen Arthur, Hill crest, Lawton, road. Hale, Altrincham Gatley rd. Gatley, Cheadle, M'chstr Stoke-on-Trent Ambler Samuel,10 Elgin drive,Liscrd Andrew John B. A. 80 Withen's lane Allen Arthur, 8 Norman st.Stalybrdge Amery John Siddall, Whitfield lane, Liscard Allen Arthur Edward, Tytherington Barnston, Birkenhead Andrew Jonah, Holly mount, Norley, cottage, Tytherington, Macclesfield Amery Mrs. The HoUies, Barnston. Warrington Allen Bulkeley J.P. West lynn, Dun­ Birkenhead Andrew Miss, The Uplands, Acton ham rood, Altrincham Amey Mrs, The Ohase lodge. Barton Grange, Warrington Allen Edward J. Sandicott, Harrison road, Hoylake Andrew Mrs.Green bank,Godley,Hyde drive, Wallasey Amies Jas. T.81 Falkland rd.Egremnt Andrew Mrs. 12 Norman st.Stalybdge AUen F.Holly Dene,Swanlow,Win3ford Amm»ni Arthu? Frederick,!, HaU bank, J Andrew "Ealph, 181 Mottram rd. Hyde AUen G. Firs hiU, ViUage rd.W.Kirby Woodville' road', Altriiicham Andi-e'^ S^ml. 128 King st.Dukinfield Allen Herbert, Eose cottage, Appleton Amoroso Mrs. Michael, EUerslie. Andrew Thomas S. Strathdon, Mars­ road. Hale, Altrincham Wellington road. New Brighton land road, Sde, Manchester Allen Hubert, Sandhurst, Trafford rd. Amos W.Westdene,Spring vale,Wallsy Andrew Wm. 25 Promenade, Egremnt Alderley Edge, Manchester Anderson Eev. Frederick, Ellesmere, Andrew WiUiam, The Briers, Fdshaw Allen J.S.i2The King'sGap rd.Hoylke Kingsway, Frodsham, Warrington avenue, Wilmslow, Manchester AUen James, Kemble villa, Alsager, Anderson Andw.52Hertford drv.Liscrd Andrews Bertram V. Avondale, Stolvfi-on-Trent Anderson Ghas.E.7Waterloo rd.Chestr Swanlow lane, Winsford Allen James A. 6 Sunningdale road. Anderson Fredk. 23 Holland rd.Liscrd Andrews Charles, Bdholm, Hydro New Brighton Anderson George, 16 St. John's road. avenue. West Kirby Allen John, 95 Oxford rd.Macclesfield Queen's park, Ghester Andrews Edward, 16 Grresford avenue, AUen John E. T. Holt house, Mobber­ Anderson George Edward M.D. Ash­ Newton-by-Chester, Chester ley, Knutsford ton grange. Cross street, Ashton- Andrews Frederick James, 15 Dee Allen John Edward, 89 Moss lane, on-Mersey, Manchester banks, Boughton. Ghester Bramhall, Stockport Anderson George E. West house. Bar­ Andrews John, Eiver Bank road, Allen John William,Sunnybank,Stock­ ton road, Hoylake Heswall. Birkenhead port road, Marple, Stockport Anderson Harry, 26 Hamilton street, Andrews Joseph,7i Manor rd.Liscard Allen Joseph, HoUycroft, Ashlands, Hoole, Chester Andrews Mrs. 123 Gheadle road, Ashton-upon-Mersey, Manchester Anderson Harry, Inglemont, Quarry Cheadle Hulme. Stockport
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    Appendix 4 Detailed proposals for each Ward – organised by Local Area Partnership (LAP) Proposed Wards within the Knutsford Local Area Partnership Knutsford Local Area Partnership (LAP) is situated towards the north-west of Cheshire East, and borders Wilmslow to the north-east, Macclesfield to the south-east and Congleton to the south. The M6 and M56 motorways pass through this LAP. Hourly train services link Knutsford, Plumley and Mobberley to Chester and Manchester, while in the east of this LAP hourly trains link Chelford with Crewe and Manchester. The town of Knutsford was the model for Elizabeth Gaskell's novel Cranford and scenes from the George C. Scott film Patton were filmed in the centre of Knutsford, in front of the old Town Hall. Barclays Bank employs thousands of people in IT and staff support functions at Radbroke Hall, just outside the town of Knutsford. Knutsford is home to numerous sporting teams such as Knutsford Hockey Club, Knutsford Cricket Club, Knutsford Rugby Club and Knutsford Football Club. Attractions include Tatton Park, home of the RHS Flower show, the stately homes Arley Hall, Tabley House and Peover Hall, and the Cuckooland Museum of cuckoo clocks. In detail, the proposals are: Knutsford is a historic, self-contained urban community with established extents and comprises the former County Ward of Knutsford, containing 7 polling districts. The Parish of Knutsford also mirrors the boundary of this proposal. Knutsford Town is surrounded by Green Belt which covers 58% of this proposed division. The proposed ward has excellent communications by road, motorway and rail and is bounded to the north by Tatton Park and to the east by Birkin Brook.
  • Mickle Trafford Neighbourhood Area Delegated Report

    Mickle Trafford Neighbourhood Area Delegated Report

    Cheshire West and Chester Council Delegated report Date: 17 December 2015 Neighbourhood application area: Mickle Trafford (NP0054) Regulation No. 5 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 Date application first publicised: 22 October 2015 Area name: Mickle Trafford and District Neighbourhood Area Applicant name: Mickle Trafford and District Parish Council Ward: Chester Villages Ward Members: Councillor Margaret Parker and Councillor Stuart Parker Case officer: Emma Pickett Recommendation: Approval 1 Introduction 1.1 This delegated report relates to the assessment of the application for the designation of the Mickle Trafford and District Neighbourhood Area. 1.2 The application for the designation of Mickle Trafford and District Neighbourhood Area was publicised on 22 October 2015. The application was made under Regulation 5 of The Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012. It complied with the requirements of the regulations as it included: a map identifying the area to which the area application relates; a statement explaining why the area is considered appropriate to be designated as a Neighbourhood Plan Area; and a statement that the organisation making the area application is a relevant body for the purposes of section 61G of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended). 2 Area description 2.1 The proposed Mickle Trafford and District Neighbourhood Area is the area covered by Mickle Trafford and District Parish Council and follows the same boundary. It includes the settlements of Bridge Trafford, Hoole Village, Mickle Trafford, Picton and Wimbolds Trafford. The area is located within the wider Chester Villages Ward. 2.2 A map of the proposed Mickle Trafford and District Neighbourhood Area is attached to this report.