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11724 the London Gazette, 27Th October 1967 11724 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 27TH OCTOBER 1967 Chester-le-Street Rural District at the hour of 10 in the forenoon for an Order Burnmoor, Edmondsley, Lambton, Lamesley, under section 108 of the Highways Act, 1959 that Pelton, Plawsworth, Sacriston, South Biddick, the part of the highway known as Brewers Terrace,. Urpeth, Waldridge. Pelsall for a distance of 97 yards from its junction Darlington Rural District with Walsall Road, Pelsall be stopped up on the Barmpton, Bishopton, Deaton, East and West ground that it is unnecessary, subject to the reservation Newbiggin, Great Burden, Great Stainton, High of a footpath. Coniscliffe, Houghton-le-Side, Killerby, Little The effect of the proposed Order is shown on a Stainton, Low Dinsdale, Middleton St. George, plan which may be inspected free of charge at the Neasham, Sadberge, Sumrnerhouse, Walworth. offices of the Council at the Council House, Anchor Durham Rural District Road, Aldridge between the hours of 9 a.m. and Hett, Kimblesworth, Pittington, Shadforth, Sher- 5.36 p.m. on weekdays (Saturdays excluded). burn, Sherburn House, Witton Gilbert. Dated this 23rd day of October 1967. Easington Rural District H. G. G. Nichols, Clerk to the Council. Burdon, Easington, Haswell, Hawthorn, Horden, The Council House, Hutton Henry, Nesbitt, Peterlee, Seaton with Slingley, Anchor Road, Aldridge. Sheraton with Hulam, Shotton, Thornley, Warden (208) Law, Wingate. Manchester Rural District Cornsay, Esh, Greencroft, Hedleyhope, Muggles- BLACKPOOL COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL wick, Satley. SECTION 108 AND TWELFTH SCHEDULE Sedgefield Rural District Notice of a Proposal to apply for an Order authorising Butterwick and Old Acres, Chilton, Elstob, the Stopping-up of part of a Highway Embleton, Foxton with Shotton, Mainsforth, Morden, Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Stillington, Windlestone. County Borough of Blackpool in the County of Stockton Rural District Lancaster being the Highway Authority for the high- Aislaby, Brierton, Claxton, Elton, Elwick Hall, way hereafter mentioned intend to apply to the Grindon, Longnewton, Newsham, Newton Bewley, Magistrates' Court sitting at the Court House, South Preston-on-Tees, Redmarshall, Whitton. King Street, Blackpool aforesaid on Thursday the Weardale Rural District 30th day of November 1967 at the hour of 10.30 of Edmondbyers, Hunstanworth. the clock in the forenoon for an Order under section 108 of the Highways Act 1959, authorising those SECOND SCHEDULE parts of the highways known as Kay Street, Louise RURAL DISTRICT Street, Back Middle Street, Back Kay Street and Back Barnard Castle— Louise Street all of Blackpool aforesaid specified in the 1st copy at Rural District Council Offices, 43 schedule hereto (hereinafter called " the said high- Galgate, Barnard Castle. ways ") to be stopped-up on the ground that they 2nd copy at Raby Estate Office, Staindrop. are unnecessary. 3rd copy at Mechanics' Institute, Middleton-in- The effect of the proposed Order is shown on a Teesdale. plan deposited at the offices of the Council at the Chester-le-Street— Municipal Buildings, Town Hall Street, Blackpool 1st copy at Chester-le-Street Rural District Council aforesaid where it may be inspected free of charge Office, Union Offices, Chester-le-Street. between the hours of nine of the clock in the fore- 2nd copy at Parish Council Offices, Sacriston. noon and a quarter past five of the clock in the 3rd copy at Parish Council Offices, Birtley. afternoon on weekdays (excluding Saturday). Darlington— SCHEDULE 1st copy at Rural District Council Office, 51 All that part of Kay Street aforesaid extending Coniscliffe Road, Darlington. •from the southerly side of the back street at the 2nd copy at Police Station, Middleton St. George. rear of properties numbered 15 to 19 Bethesda Durham— Road,.Blackpool aforesaid for a distance of 306 feet in 1st copy at Rural District Council Office, Byland a southerly direction co-extensive with the frontages Lodge, Hawthorn Terrace, Durham. to the sites of former properties numbered 1 to 22 2nd copy at Post Office, Bowburn. Kay Street aforesaid to the junction of Kay Street Easington— aforesaid with Louise Street aforesaid. 1st copy at Rural District Council Office, Easington. Together with all that part of Louise Street afore- 2nd copy at County Council Divisional Surveyor's said extending from Middle Street aforesaid in a Office, Castle Eden. westerly direction for a distance of 64 feet. Lanchester— And together with all that part of Back Middle 1st copy at Rural District Council Office, Lanchester. Street aforesaid extending for a distance of 262 feet 2nd copy at Drover Road Institute, Castleside. and co-extensive with the western flank frontage to Sedgefield— the site of former property numbered 1 Louise Street aforesaid and the rears to sites of former properties 1st copy at Rural District Council Office, Manor numbered 1 to 33 Middle Street aforesaid. House, Sedgefield. And together with all that part of Back Kay Street 2nd copy at Health Office, 1 Parker Terrace, aforesaid extending for a distance of 51 feet and Ferryhill. co-extensive with the rears of the sites of former Stockton— properties numbered 19 to 22 Kay Street aforesaid, 1st copy at Rural District Council Office, Cromer And together with all that part of Back Louise Lodge, Yarm Lane, Stockton-on-Tees. .Street aforesaid extending for a distance of 37 feet 2nd copy at Post Office, Greatham. from the rear of former property numbered 18 Kay 3rd copy at Post Office, Station Road, Eaglescliffe. Street aforesaid to the junction of Back Louise Street Weardale— aforesaid with Back Kent Road aforesaid. 1st copy at Rural District Council Offices, Stanhope, R. O. F. Hickman, Town Clerk. Bishop Auckland. Town Hall, 2nd copy at Town Hall, Wolsingham. Blackpool. (171) 17th October 1967. (425) HIGHWAYS ACTS EPPING AND ONGAR RURAL DISTRICT ALDRIDGE-BROWNHILLS URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL COUNCIL Rural District Council of Epping and Ongar Take notice that the Council of the Urban District (Kelvedon Hatch) Public Path Extinguishment of Aldridge-Brownhills being the highway authority Order, 1967. for the highway hereinafter mentioned intend to Notice is hereby given that the above Order was apply to the Magistrates' Court sitting at the Court- made on the 26th day of September 1967, and is house, Anchor Road, Aldridge in the county of about to be submitted to the Minister of Housing Stafford on Monday the 4th day of December 1967 and Local Government for confirmation. For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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