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Appendix 4. Voter Engagement Mailing List VOTER ENGAGEMENT MAILING LIST - IER CANVASS 2015 Type Address Email address Information Council Website on, reminders on Twitter, Facebook and Council Newsletters. Advertising material placed on doctors' surgery plasma screens and Council premises Colleges Cirencester College, Stroud Road, Cirencester Glos GL7 1XA Rock N Roll leaflets posted 10/8/5 Gloucestershire College, Gloucester Campus, Llanthony Road, Gloucester Glos GL2 5JQ Hartpury College, Hartpury House, Hartpury, Gloucester GL19 3BE National Star College, Ullenwood Manor, Ullenwood, Cheltenham, Glos GL53 9QU Royal Agricultural University, Stroud Road, Cirencester GL7 6JS Ruskin Mill College, The Fisheries, Horsley GL6 0PL South Gloucestershire and Stroud College, Stratford Road, Stroud GL5 4AH Wycliffe College, Bath Road, Stonehouse GL10 2JQ Dursley Pool Castle Street, Dursley, Glos GL11 4BS [email protected] General Register to Vote Poster Emailed 8/7/15 Andrews, Unit B2, Whittle Square, Delta Way, Gloucester Estate Agents Business Park, Brockworth, Gloucester GL3 4BJ Andrews, Unit 2b Quedgeley District Centre, Bristol General Register to vote - home movers Road, Quedgeley, Gloucester GL2 4PE poster and home movers leaflets posted Andrews, 24 King Street, Stroud GL5 3DE 10/8/15 Bennett Jones, 31 Parsonage Street, Dursley GL11 4BW Besley Hill, 32 Long Street, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 7BT Besley Hill, 1 John Street, Stroud GL5 2HA Charles Duncan, 51 London Road, Stroud GL5 2AD Frowens, 4 Russell Street, Stroud GL5 3AJ Hampton International, 52-53 London Road, Stroud GL5 2AD Homefinders.co.uk, Kestrel Court, Waterwells Business Park, Gloucester GL2 2AT Location Estate Agents, 38 High Street, Stonehouse, GL10 2NA Michael Tuck, 1 School Lane, Quedgeley, Gloucester GL2 4PJ Murrays, 50a London Road, Stroud GL5 2AD Murrays, 3 High Street, Minchinhampton GL6 9BN Murrays, 4 London Road, Stroud GL5 2AD Naylor Powell Estate Agents, 30 Bath Road, Stonehouse GL10 2JA Parkers Estate Agents, 10 George Street, Stroud GL5 3DX Perry Bishop and Chambers, 7 Fountain Street, Nailsworth GL6 0BL Peter Joy, 3 London Road, Stroud GL5 2BP R A Bennett & Partners, 1 High Street, Wotton-under- Edge GL12 7DE Sawyers, 17 George Street, Stroud GL5 3DP Taylors, Unit 18 Kingsway Local Centre, Thatcham Avenue, Quedgeley, Gloucester GL2 2GT The Property Centre, 55 London Road, Stroud GL5 2AD Berkeley Community Library, School Lane, Berkeley GL13 Libraries 9DQ General Register to Vote Poster All posted Dursley Library, May Lane, Dursley GL11 4JH 10/8/15 Minchinhampton Community Library, School Road, Minchinhampton GL6 9BP Nailsworth Library, Old Market, Nailsworth GL6 0DU Painswick Community Library, Victoria Street, Victoria Street, Painswick GL6 6QA Stonehouse Library, Elms Road, Stonehouse GL10 2NP Stroud Library, Lansdown, Stroud GL5 1BB Wotton-under-Edge Library, Ludgate Hill, Wotton-under- Edge GL12 7JJ Museums Berkeley Castle, 1 High Street, Berkeley GL13 9BH General Register to Vote Poster All posted Dr Jenner’s House, Church Lane, Berkeley GL13 9BN 10/8/15 Dursley Heritage Centre, Market Place, Dursley GL11 4BN Museum in the Park, Stratford Park, Stratford Road, Stroud GL5 4AF Woodchester Mansion, Woodchester Park, Nympsfield GL10 3TS Wotton-under-Edge Heritage Centre, The Chipping, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 7AD Dr R Rowlands (Chair), The Gatehouse, Alderley, Wotton- Parish Clerks under-Edge GL12 7QT General Register to Vote Poster Emailed where possible 7/8/15 Ms A Sach (Clerk), Lower Wick Cottage, Lower Wick, Dursley GL11 6DD Mrs A Welby (Clerk), 2 The Walled Garden, Arlingham, All other PCs posted 7/8/15 Gloucester GL2 7JH Clerk to the Council, The Town Hall, Salter Street, Berkeley GL13 9DB [email protected] Mr P Morris (Clerk), The Peppers, Brockley Arms, Eastcombe GL6 7DU [email protected] Ms T Balgobin (Clerk), 11 Broadstone Close, Barnwood, Glos GL4 3TX [email protected] Mrs A Rigelsford (Clerk), 3 Stockdale Close, Hardwicke GL2 4JN Mrs J Marshall (Clerk) – address??? [email protected] Mrs S Hanman (Clerk), Cam Parish Council Office, 4 Noel Lee Way, Cam GL11 5PS [email protected] Mr C Ellis (Chair), Stone Croft, 14 Ashley Drive, Bussage, Stroud GL6 8BY [email protected] Mrs L Thornton (Clerk) - address??? [email protected] Mrs J Shepherd (Clerk), Rose Cottage, Cranham, Gloucester GL4 8HP [email protected] Mr J Kay (Clerk), Dursley Town Council, Jacob’s House, Castle Street, Dursley GL11 4BS [email protected] Ms M Bullock (Chair), 1 Broadfield Road, Eastington GL10 3BL [email protected] Mrs D Jones (Clerk), Rose Cottage, Weir Lane, Elmore, Gloucester GL2 3NS Mrs S Murray (Clerk), 44 Payne’s Meadow, Whitminster, Gloucester GL2 7PS [email protected] Mrs G Delbod (Clerk), Fair Haven, High Street, Saul, Gloucester GL2 7LW [email protected] Mr P Verey (Clerk), Frocester Lodge, Bath Road, Frocester GL10 3TG Mrs J Nichols (Clerk), Honeysuckle Cottage, Ham, Berkeley GL13 9QH [email protected] Mrs C Child (Clerk), 3 Leaze Croft, Riddle Street, Halmore, Berkeley GL13 9HJ [email protected] Mr K Lee (Clerk), 50 School Lane, Quedgeley, Gloucester GL2 4WT [email protected] Ms D Hill (Clerk), 14 Marefield Close, Barnwood, Gloucester GL4 3TU Ms M King (Clerk), The Forge, Haresfield, Stonehouse, GL10 3DZ [email protected] Mrs L Spratling (Clerk), 94 Station Road, Wickwar, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 8NB Mr W Bateman (Chair), 46 Cromwell Close, The Mallards, Sharpness, Berkeley GL13 9GA [email protected] Mr J Nicholson (Clerk), address?? [email protected] Mrs F Ashfield (Clerk), Greenways, Butterow Lane, Stroud GL5 2NH Ms M Leonard (Clerk), New Rose Cottage, Chapel Lane, Hillesley, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 7RQ [email protected] Mr G Davies (Chair), 55 Dozule Close, Leonard Stanley, Stonehouse GL10 3NL [email protected] Ms N Leach (Clerk), Churchend Barn, Longney, Gloucester GL2 3SN [email protected] ?? [email protected] Mr R Reade (Clerk), address?? Emailed Mrs A Rigelsford (Clerk), 3 Stockdale Close, Hardwicke, Gloucester GL2 4JN Mrs L Meletiou (Clerk), Town Hall, Old Bristol Road, Nailsworth GL6 0JF [email protected] Mr R Symons, OBE (Clerk), Knoll View, 10 The Street, North Nibley GL11 6DW [email protected] Ms A Robertson (Clerk), 1 Yew Tree Cottages, Church Street, Nympsfield GL10 3UB [email protected] Mrs D Hart-Davis (Clerk), Owlpen Farm, Owlpen, Uley GL11 5BZ Mr R Balgobin (Clerk), Town Hall, Victoria Street, Painswick, Stroud GL6 6QA [email protected] Ms L Pitchford (Clerk), Wayside, Whiteway, Stroud GL6 7ER Mr B Parsons (Clerk), Rising Sun Cottage, Chapel Fields, Randwick, Stroud GL6 6HT [email protected] Ms T Mansbridge (Clerk), Rodborough Community Hall, Butterow West, Stroud GL5 3TZ [email protected] Mrs H Dunn (Clerk), 23 Tennyson Road, Dursley GL11 4PZ [email protected] Ms J Barber (Clerk), Mulberries, Post Office Hill, Amberley, Stroud GL5 5AA [email protected] Mrs E Bradley (Clerk), Hill House, Wick Lane, Stinchcombe, Dursley GL11 6BE [email protected] Ms G Jennings (Clerk), Council Offices, High Street, Stonehouse GL10 2NG [email protected] Mrs H Bojaniwska (Clerk), 58 London Road, Stroud GL5 2AD [email protected] Ms A McKay (Clerk), 1 The Old Printhouse, Church Street, Nympsfield, Glos GL10 3UD Mr R Balgobin (Clerk), 11 Broadstone Close, Barnwood, Gloucester GL4 3TX Mrs H Dunn (Clerk), 23 Tennyson Road, Dursley GL11 4PZ Mr D Lord (Clerk), c/o Ridgewood, The Green, Frampton- on-Severn GL2 7ET Ms A Bijkerk (Clerk), 6 Beech Grove, North Woodchester, Stroud GL5 5NL Mrs S Bailey (Clerk), Civic Centre, 2 Gloucester Street, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 7DN [email protected] Schools (Senior) Archway School, Paganhill, Stroud GL5 4AX Cotswold Chine School (S), Cotswold Chine, Box, Nr. All posted 7/8/15 Stroud GL6 9AG Greenfield Academy (S), Drake Lane, Dursley GL11 5HD Katharine Lady Berkeley’s School, Kingswood Road, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 8RB Maidenhill School, Kings Road, Stonehouse GL10 2HA Marling School, Cainscross Road, Stroud GL5 4HE Millbrook Academy, Mill Lane, Brockworth GL3 4QF Peak Academy (S), Drake Lane, Dursley GL11 5HD Rednock School, Rednock Drive, Dursley GL11 4BY Severn Vale School, School Lane, Quedgeley, Gloucester GL2 4PR Shrubberies School (S), Oldends Lane, Stonehouse GL10 2DG St Martin’s Centre (S), St Rose’s School, Stratford Lawn, Stroud GL5 3AP Stroud High School, Beards Lane, Stroud GL5 4HF Thomas Keble School, Eastcombe, Stroud GL6 7DY Sheltered Schemes Archway Gardens, Stroud GL5 4DZ General Register to Vote Poster sent Ashcroft House, London Road, Stroud GL5 2AT 14/08/2015 Ashwell House, Painswick GL6 6RL Broadfield Road, Eastington GL10 3AP Burdett House, Stonehouse GL10 2LS Cambridge House, Dursley GL11 4AZ Chapel Lane, Ebley, Stroud GL5 4TD Concord, Newmarket Road, Nailsworth GL6 0DQ Draycott, Cam GL11 5NG Dryleaze Court, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 7BL Dryleaze House, Wotton-under-Edge GL11 7BA George Pearce House, Trinity Drive, Minchinhampton GL6 9LB Glebelands, Cam GL11 5NE Grange View, Uplands, Stroud GL5 1GR Grove Park Road, Uplands, Stroud GL5 1SW Hamfallow Court, Newtown, Berkeley GL13 9PD Hazelwood, Stonehouse GL10 2RF Hillside Court, Dursley GL11 4PH Jenner Court, Berkeley GL13 9BT Malbern Gardens, Cashes Green, Stroud GL5 4LR Ringfield Close, Nailsworth GL6 0HY Sherborne House, Stonehouse GL10 2HP Springfields Court, Cam
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