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BHW Front & Back 10/6/05 ROYAL PIGEON RACING ASSOCIATION THE REDDINGS, CHELTENHAM, GLOS. GL51 6RN Telephone: 01452 713529 Fax: 01452 857119 Strays can be reported by contacting – [email protected] GB 2013 RING DISTRIBUTION LIST Supplement to the British Homing World For Rings Prefixed - Wales / WHU Tel: 01443 441010 Email: [email protected] IHU Tel: 07912 261575 NWHU Tel: 01257 421271 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Serial letter 'N' Rings Tel: 028 9258 3725 NEHU Tel: 0191 262 5440 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Serial letter 'S' Rings Tel: 00353 1842 1016 SU Tel: 01698 768939 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Should you find a stray pigeon and open its wing, you may find, stamped on one or more feathers, the name and address and/or telephone number of the owner. Page 2 30141 – 30340 LN6 ASHFORD SOC F C Mrs Rita Goddard, 24 Vine Lands, Lydd, Kent TN29 9BH. GB2013A Tel: 01797 320989 30341 – 30540 SO68 GRATELEY S R I P C Mr Melvyn Bird, Vesta, 3 Bungalow, Kimpton, Nr Andover, FROM: TO: CLUB AND SECRETARY – GB2013A Hants SP11 8NX. Tel: 01264 772795 00001 – 02480 NE370 NATIONAL FLYING CLUB 30541 – 30640 WM6 ALTON H S Please Report to R. P. R. A., Reddings House, The Mrs P Udall, 2 Lockwood Close, Kingsley Holt, Stoke On Reddings, Nr. Cheltenham GL51 6RN. Tel: 01452 713529 Trent, Staffs ST10 2BN. Tel: 01538 753103 02 481 – 02540 WM183 AVON F C 30641 – 30740 WS39 ABERYSTWYTH H S Mrs J Heckingbottom, Pantiles, Weston On Avon, Stratford Mr M Adams, 26 Heol Y Garth, Penparcau, Aberystwyth, On Avon, Warks CV37 8JY. Tel: 01789 750710 Ceredigion SY23 1TE. Tel: 01970 625412 02541 – 15000 US1 ROYAL PIGEON RACING ASSOCIATION 30741 – 30840 WM137 REDDITCH HDA F C General Manager, The Reddings House, The Reddings, Nr Mrs Sally Wardle, 55 Perryfields Road, Bromsgrove, Worcs Cheltenham, Glos GL51 6RN. Tel: 01452 713529 B61 8SZ. Tel: 07958 635972 15001 – 15600 SW38 AVON R P C 30841 – 30940 EM297 APPLEBY MAGNA H S Mr Robert Young, 2 Ermine Way, Shirehampton, Bristol Mr John Passey, 15 St Michaels Drive, Appleby Magna, Nr BS11 9PE. Tel: 0117 9823226 Swadlincote, Derbys DE12 7AE. Tel: 01530 270745 15601 – 15980 WE111 MIDDLEWICH FC 30941 – 32480 IR5 ARMAGH H P S Mr Alan Groom, 6 Long Lane, Middlewich, Cheshire Mr Ivan Parkes, 24 Manooney Road, Killylea, Co Armagh, CW10 9DJ. Tel: 01606 832867 Northern Ireland BT60 4NH. Tel: 028 37568421 15981 – 16380 NE178 NORTHALLERTON H S 32481 – 32580 WM322 TWIN GREEN F C Mr Richard Padgett, 4 Niele Close, Romanby, Northallerton, Mr Michael Brown, 63 Rock Road, Solihull, West Midlands North Yorkshire DL7 7NN. Tel: 01609 779107 B92 7LD. Tel: 0121 7069337 16381 – 17380 DC49 ST AUSTELL R P C 32581 – 32660 DC58 AXE VALLEY F C Mr Ron Shapland, Copperfield, Carne Cross, St Blazey, Mr John Windsor, Dovewood House, Dolphin Street, Par, Cornwall PL24 2SX. Tel: 01726 850257 Colyton, Devon EX24 6NA. Tel: 01297 553540 17381 – 18380 WM11 ASTON D F C 32661 – 32860 EM263 WYMONDHAM D R P C Mr F Evans, 53 Marshall Grove, Great Barr, Birmingham, Mr C H Bird, 33 Hubbard Close, Wymondham, Norfolk West Midlands B44 8HP. Tel: 0121 6050416 NR18 0DU. Tel: 01953 604179 18381 – 19280 NW5 ASHTON UNDER LYNE F C 32861 – 33160 WM10 ASHMORE PARK H S Mr Harry Kenyon, Rydle Mount, Oldham Road, Ashton U Mr R Penberthy, 58 Ecclestone Road, Ashmore Park, Lyne, Lancs OL7 9PE. Tel: 0161 3309497 Wolverhampton, West Midlands WV11 2QB. 19281 – 20000 EM1 ALDEBURGH & DISTRICT I F C Tel: 01902 735546 Mr Arthur Churchyard, 2 Fairfield Road, Aldeburgh, Suffolk 33161 – 33660 IR114 NEW ANTRIM AMAL H P S IP15 5JS. Tel: 01728 454105 Ken Wilkinson, 7 Dunsilly Terrace, Milltown Road, Antrim, 20001 – 20600 NW145 ST ANNES H S Co Antrim, Northern Ireland BT41 2JJ. Tel: 07701 000652 Mr Brian Ingham, 38 Hoyle Avenue, St Annes, Lytham St 33661 – 33920 LN5 APSLEY VILLAGE & HEMEL HEMPSTEAD DFC Annes, Lancs FY8 3BS. Tel: 01253 726466 Mr Richard Johnson, 39 West Valley Road, Hemel 20601 – 21180 EM99 IPSWICH S R F C Hempstead, Herts HP3 0AN. Tel: 01442 398674 Mr Keith Woods, 58 Levington Lane, Bucklesham, Ipswich, 33921 – 34320 WE218 INTEX H S Suffolk IP10 0DZ. Tel: 01473 655108 Mr Hans Teder, 37 Sycamore Avenue, Golborne, 21181 – 21680 NE7 ALTOFTS LEEBRIG H S Warrington, Cheshire WA3 3SJ. Tel: 07875 133596 Mr Neil Blakeway, 17 Coronation Avenue, Altofts, 34321 – 34720 WM109 GREAT BRIDGE I F C Normanton, West Yorkshire WF62 2LW. Tel: 01924 227572 Miss D Thacker, 16 Primrose Avenue, Ocker Hill, Tipton, 21681 – 22080 IR6 ASHFIELD H P C West Midlands DY4 0QZ. Tel: 0121 520 0647 (after 6pm) Mr Joe Topley, 1 Coolsallagh Cottages, Blackscull Road, 34721 – 35040 CA63 ASKAM F C Dromore, Co Down BT25 1JN. Tel: 02892 699524 Mr R Parrington, 97 Beach Street, Askam In Furness, 22081 – 22480 SW62 JERSEY F C Cumbria LA16 7BH. Tel: 01229 465369 Mr K Johnstone, 54 De Quetteville Court, St Helier, Jersey, 35041 – 35440 NW3 ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD H S Channel Islands JE2 4SJ. Tel: 01534 768696 Mr William Buxton, 70 Scott Road, Lowton, Warrington, 22481 – 22880 WM1 ABBEY SUBURBAN H S Cheshire WA3 2HH. Tel: 01942 748316 Mr Phil Hall, 20 Newhouse Road, Bucknall, Stoke On Trent, 35441 – 35800 IR2 ANNALONG H P S Staffs ST2 8BJ. Tel: 01782 273482 McLoughlin Bros, 15 St Josephs Bungalows, Ballymartin, 22881 – 23280 WM3 ALDRIDGE D F C Newry, Co Down, Northern Ireland BT34 4PF. Mr Robert Sawyer, 34 Jessie Road, Aldridge, Walsall, West Tel: 028 41762968 Midlands WS9 8HW. Tel: 01922 458638 35801 – 35900 DY8 ASKERN SPA F C 23281 – 23580 NW137 ALTRINCHAM & SALE F C Mr Thomas Bentley, 22 Instone Terr, Askern, Doncaster, Ms Julie Cowan, 64 Park Road, Hale, Altrincham, Cheshire South Yorkshire DN6 0AW. Tel: 01302 709812 WA15 9LR. Tel: 0161 9806891 35901 – 36060 NE10 AMBLER THORN F C 23581 – 23780 NE11 ASHBY CONSTITUTIONAL F C Mrs Alison Whitehead, Lower Warmleigh Farm, Roper Mr Roy Yellowley, 18 Main Avenue, Scunthorpe, North Lincs Lane, Queensbury, Bradford BD13 2NR. Tel: 01274 882234 DN17 2AW. Tel: 01724 856888 36061 – 36160 NE4 ACKWORTH F C 23781 – 23980 DY88 KILBURN WELFARE H S Mrs Edith Clayburn, Brookside, Bracken Hill, Ackworth, Nr Mr S J Wainwright, 140 Derby Road, Denby, Ripley, Pontefract WF7 7BG. Tel: 01977 610265 Derbyshire DE5 8RB. Tel: 01332 881538 36161 – 36560 NE271 WEST YORKSHIRE FED 23981 – 24180 WM139 AUDLEY F C Mr Stephen McGlenn, 28 Halcyon Way, Little Horton, Mr R Ashley, 60 Queen Street, Audley, Stoke On Trent, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD5 9RD. Tel: 01274 501257 Staffs ST7 8HB. Tel: 01782 729211 36561 – 36800 EM61 NAILSTONE D H S 24181 – 24320 SO69 GREAT MISSENDEN I C Mrs B Pettitt, 96 Preston Drive, Newbold Verdon, Leicester Mr S Dukes, 9 Dobbins Lane, Wendover, Aylesbury, Bucks LE9 9PL. Tel: 01455 824185 HP22 6BU. Tel: 01296 623593 36801 – 36960 EM302 SELSTON F C 24321 – 26320 NE6 ACOMB W M C H S Mr R Jepson, 123 Main Road, Underwood, Notts Mr Clive Lister, 75 Sherwood Grove, Acomb, York YO26 NG16 5GQ. Tel: 01773 780515 5RB. Tel: 07751 732582 36961 – 37460 SO231 BRITISH BARCELONA CLUB 26321 – 27220 IR77 ARDS H P S Mr Mark Brown, 16 Inholmes, Woodlands St Mary, Mr Brian Griffiths, 65 Stratheden Heights, Newtownards, Co Hungerford RG17 7SX. Tel: 07593 279375 Down, Northern Ireland BT23 8TD. Tel: 028 9181 0007 37461 – 37620 DC29 HOLMANS F C 27221 – 28020 IR3 AHOGHILL F C Miss C Heard, 26 Weeth Lane, Camborne, Cornwall A Young, 21 The Croft, Ahogill, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland TR14 7JW. Tel: 01209 610918 BT42 1LJ. Tel: 028 25871752 37621 – 38020 SO5 ADDERBURY F C 28021 – 28620 SO9 ASHTON F C Mr R J Murrey, 66 Whimbrel Way, Banbury, Oxon Mr William Mellis, 6 Goldsmith Close, Bicester, Oxon OX16 9YN. Tel: 01295 264111 OX26 2XT. Tel: 01869 252792 38021 – 38320 NE17 BARNETBY F C 28621 – 29140 WE130 WINSFORD H S Mrs B Robinson, Fair View, Marsh Lane, Barnetby, North Mrs M O'Grady, 44 School Road, Meadow Bank, Winsford, Lincs DN38 6JW. Tel: 01652 688665 Cheshire CW7 2PG. Tel: 01606 594047 38321 – 38840 NW1 ACCRINGTON D H S 29141 – 29640 DY3 OXCROFT H S Mrs Janine Hey, 15 King Street, Haslingden, Rossendale, Vicki Fretwell, 7 Haldane Crescent, Bolsover, Chesterfield Lancs BB4 5RT. Tel: 01706 217851 S44 6SJ. Tel: 07852 353370 38841 – 39340 EM5 ASHBY & D R P C 29641 – 30140 DY66 PINXTON N R H S Mrs Christine Wainwright, Sunnycroft, North Street, Ashby- Mr R Lander, 12 Redgate Street, Pinxton, Notts NG16 6LN. de-la-Zouch LE65 1HU. Tel: 01530 415824 Tel: 01773 783115 Page 3 39341 – 39820 NW20 BURNLEY PREMIER H S 49741 – 49840 WM322 TWIN GREEN F C Joyce Green, Top O'th Close House, Cornfield Grove, Mr Michael Brown, 63 Rock Road, Solihull, West Midlands Burnley, Lancashire BB12 8UD. Tel: 01282 441179 B92 7LD. Tel: 0121 7069337 39821 – 40020 WM169 MOSSLEY F C 49841 – 49940 WM107 GRAISELEY H S Mrs G Stone, 37 Neath Road, Mossley Estate, Walsall, West Mr David Lees, 27 Pond Grove, Wolverhampton, West Midlands WS3 2QZ. Tel: 01922 861209 Midlands WV2 1HQ. Tel: 01902 870247 40021 – 42020 NW218 BANKS M W C 49941 – 50000 WE33 DAWLEY H S Mrs Diane Bonney, 41 Middlewood Close, Eccleston, Mr Keith Rhodes, 7 The Meadows, Lawley, Telford, Chorley PR7 5QG. Tel: 07825 712581 Shropshire TF4 2PQ. Tel: 01952 503098 42021 – 42320 SO12 AYLESBURY UNITED F C Mr Graham Jones, 28 Carrington Road, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP21 8JD. Tel: 01296 489038 42321 – 42420 SO7 ANDOVER PREMIER P C GB2013B Mr F W Burton, 16 The Drove, Andover, Hants SP10 3DL.
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