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Agenda Template COURT OF ALDERMEN SIR/MADAM YOUR Worship is desired to be at a Court of Aldermen, in the Aldermen’s Court Room, on Tuesday next, the 20th day of MARCH, 2018. The Lord Mayor will take the Chair at 12.30 pm of the clock in the afternoon precisely. (if unable to attend please inform the Town Clerk at once.) TIM ROLPH, Swordbearer. Swordbearer’s Office, Mansion House, Tuesday, 13th March 2018 1 Question - That the Minutes of the Last Meeting of the Court are correctly Recorded? 2 Mr. Chamberlain’s list of applicants for the Freedom of the City:- Name Occupation Address Company Stuart Richard Parker a Sales Director Harrogate, North Brewers Yorkshire Julian Akhtar Karim a Chief Executive Long Crendon, Brewers Momen Officer Buckinghamshire Lesley Wild a Baking Company Harrogate, North Bakers Director Yorkshire Richard John Williamson a Farming Company Motcombe, Shaftesbury, Farmers Director Dorset Patrick Amos Bloomfield an Actuary Ickleton, Cambridgeshire Actuaries Giles Jonathan Chisholm a Reinsurance Witley Park, Thursley, Woolmen Schofield Executive Surrey Shane Joseph Garner a Design Manager Welwyn Garden City, Security Hertfordshire Professionals Dr Jonathan Hudson a Medical Practitioner, Harston, Cambridge Horners Dowson retired 2 Name Occupation Address Company Paul Ferrando Accornero a Managing Director Reservoir Road, Hong World Traders Kong James Ronald Campbell- a Regular Army Officer Eccliffe, Gillingham, Drapers Barnard, MBE Dorset Robert Frankland an Accountant New Providence Wharf, Drapers Davison Tower Hamlets Cara Charlotte Bettinson an Operations Carnon Downs, Truro, Drapers Manager Cornwall Malcolm Colin Maciver an Optometrist Pulborough, West Spectacle Makers Sussex Dr Sarah Jane Haigh an Academic Manchester Armourers & Brasiers Daphne Margaret a Teacher Town Row Green, Broderers Bagshawe Crowborough, East Sussex Louise Joanna Marie a Personal Assistant Priestgate, Peterborough Plaisterers Jean Laprun Gordon Alan Dyer, JP a Tax Inspector, retired Sidcup, Kent Tax Advisers Lindy Jean Riches a Jeweller Mickleham, Surrey Framework Knitters Julie Louise Galvin a Solicitor Stanstead, Essex Spectacle Makers Robert John McGregor an Ophthalmic Littlebury Green, Saffron Spectacle Makers Company Director Walden, Essex Phillip McCarthy a Photographer Wandsworth Butchers Robert John Dobson, a Meat Company Dungannon, County Butchers OBE Director, retired Tyrone, Northern Ireland Dr Claire Isabel White a Vetinary Surgeon Randwick, Stroud, Butchers Gloucestershire Professor Justin Peter an Orthopaedic Hounslow Barbers Cobb Surgeon Stefano Angelo a Security Company Colliers Wood Security Patacchiola, JP Director Professionals Dr Mandeep Singh Sagoo a Consultant Goffs Oak, Hertfordshire Spectacle Makers Ophthalmic Surgeon Andrew Raymond Hextall a Commerical Director Leire, Leicestershire Builders Merchants Kevin Ross Parr an Events Company Wolverley, Kiddeminster, Builders Merchants Managing Director Worcestershire George Houston Storton a Royal Navy Officer Bosham, West Sussex Arbitrators Edward Frederick Walters a Farmer Aldworth, Reading, Farmers Berkshire Edward Augustus Bishop a Farmer Streatley, Reading, Farmers Berkshire Richard William Davey a Farmer Watlington, Oxfordshire Farmers Adam Christopher a Banker Cambridge, International Morrow Cambridgeshire Bankers Andrew Vincent Powderly a Banker Billericay, Essex International Bankers Matthew Edward Clarke a Surveyor Kings Langley, Fuellers Hertfordshire Rafael Steinmetz Leffa a Banker Aldgate International Bankers Gareth Phillip Jones a Managing Director Bradford On Tone, Nr Coachmakers & Taunton, Somerset Coach Harness Makers Paul Mathew a Bar Owner Claygate, Surrey Distillers Susan Mary Ingle a Communications Norwich, Norfolk Air Pilots Consultant Dr Kieran Charles a Medical Doctor Whitstable, Kent Apothecaries Wardman John Berchmans Minch a Music Publisher Piltdown, East Sussex Musicians Michael Bugsgang a Marketing Company Hampton, Middlesex Marketors Director David Kynaston, OBE an Industrialist, Retired Great Shelford, Coachmakers & Cambridge Coach Harness Makers Carol Faralie Bell a Consultant Project Virginia Water, Surrey Glass Sellers Manager 3 Name Occupation Address Company Gwynne Jeanne Master a Banker Camberwell Fan Makers Joseph Michael Rose a Farrier Higham, Bury St Farriers Edmunds, Suffolk Shang-Yu Lee a College Tutor Canary Wharf Framework Knitters Stuart Ian Munro a Consulting Company Swallofield, Nr. Reading, Information Director Berkshire Technologists Roger Malcolm a Chief Executive Bramshill, Hook, Coachmakers & Woodbridge Officer Hampshire Coach Harness Makers Colm Joseph Nolan a Ship Broker Hornchurch, Essex Shipwrights Kenneth William Gray a Footwear Company Collingtree Park, Pattenmakers Director Northampton, Northamptonshire Edward Thomas an Electrical Web Iver, Buckinghamshire Lightmongers Embleton Company Director Malcolm John Wright an Account Manager Harrietsham, Maidstone, Loriners Kent Oliver Daniel Bolton a Public Servant Wandsworth Bowyers Dr Mathis Andreas an Attorney-at-Law Zurich, Switzerland Joiners & Ceilers Berger Jonathan Mark Clark an Accountant Eynsford, Kent Fuellers James Alisdair Home a Ship Broker Clapham Shipwrights Cook Ian James Smart a Furniture Maker High Wycombe, Furniture Makers Buckinghamshire Charles Martin Kelly a Marketing Director Loughton, Essex Marketors Philip Douglas a Chief Executive Filey, North Yorkshire Musicians Meaden Kalpesh Kanubhai Patel a Pharmacy Company Brookmans Park, Joiners & Ceilers Director Hertfordshire Gary Kenneth Gingell a Builders Merchant Neptune Park, Builders Merchants Company Director Swanscombe, Kent David Brian Elmer a Management East Horsley, Marketors Consultant Leatherhead, Surrey Femi John Santos an Architect Hackney Constructors Lewis Stevan Andrew a Senior Business Fairfields, Milton Keynes, Gold & Silver Wyre Speke Manager Buckinghamshire Drawers Colonel Michael Peter a Regular Army Officer Barton Stacey, Chartered Sykes, OBE Winchester, Hampshire Secretaries & Administrators James William Andrew a Fundraising Peterborough, Plaisterers Dyer Consultant Cambridgeshire Erik Lars Gunnar Abbing an Entrepreneur Lulea, Sweden Plumbers Charles Martin Van an Insurance Bures, Suffolk Plumbers Oppen Consultant Richard Nicholas York a Charity Chief Nottingham, Glaziers Owen, MBE Executive Officer Nottinghamshire David Rhys Morgan a Graphic Designer Crystal Palace Stationers & Newspaper Makers Walter John Dollman a Senior Lecturer North Adelaide, Australia Air Pilots Gail Rachel Macdonald a Chartered Surveyor Tangley, Andover, Chartered Surveyors Hampshire Karen Tracy Poynter an Executive Chef Gravesend, Kent Cooks Nicholas Charles a Sales Manager Ringwood, Hampshire Lightmongers Alexander George Antony Alessio a Student Kensington Clothworkers Gibbs Claire Louise McDonald an Insurer Theydon Mount, Epping, Insurers Essex Stephen Gerald Glancey a Brewery Company Giffnock, Glasgow Brewers Director Adam Mark Daniel a Solicitor Islington Solicitors Bogdanor Patrick David a Solicitor Lambeth Solicitors Buckingham Michael David Rolleston a Trainee Quantity Dunton Green, Clothworkers Surveyor Sevenoaks, Kent 4 Name Occupation Address Company Antony Daniel Thomas a Video Producer Eastbourne, Sussex Clothworkers Harvey Jonathan James Harvey a Sub-Editor Tonbridge, Kent Clothworkers Christopher Andrew an Attorney Ridgefield, Connecticut, Tax Advisers St. Victor-De Pinho United States of America David Richard James an Advertising Caldecott, Market Framework Knitters Young, TD, JP Executive, retired Harborough, Leicestershire Richard Henry Payne a President of Notting Hill Scientific Instrument International Business Makers Benedict James Richards a Graphic Designer Clapton Stationers & Newspaper Makers Elizabeth Catherine an Educator Newbury Park, Ilford, The Worshipful Negus Essex Company Educators Charles Sinclair a Chartered Winchmore Hill Insurers Portsmouth Accountant Barnabas John Hurst- an Insurance East Worlington, Insurers Bannister Underwriter, retired Crediton, Devon Captain Derrick Ian a Master Mariner, Formby, Liverpool Master Mariners Richard Kemp retired Geoffrey Alexander Neal a Slater and Tyler York, Yorkshire Tylers & Bricklayers Captain James Alan a Merchant Navy Elston, Newark On Trent, Master Mariners Hofton Captain, retired Nottinghamshire Robert Patrick Malcolm a Solicitor Edinburgh, Scotland Solicitors Wilson Stuart David Urquhart a Distiller Kinloss, Morayshire Distillers Raymond John Davidson a Crystal Company Glasgow, Scotland Distillers Director Mary Theresa O'Connor an Insurance Broking Earls Colne, Essex Insurers Executive Elliot James Michael a Wine Merchant Dorking, Surrey Vintners Awin Frederick Hugh Campbell a Catering Director Hackney Vintners Simon David Lawson a General Manager Wickhambrook, Vintners Newmarket, Suffolk Joanne Jane Macquitty a Wine Critic Fulham Vintners David Timothy Charles a Buying and Kingston Upon Thames, Vintners Porter Operations Manager Surrey Christian James Russell a Wine Company Listrac, France Vintners Seely Director Anthony Christopher a Wine and Food Battersea Vintners Michael Symington Manager Charles Edward a Wine Company Westminster Vintners Taylor Director Jason Alexander George a Hotel Director Woodhill, Hatfield, Vintners Walduck Hertfordshire Sophie Alice Lucinda a Wine Company Hammersmith Vintners Wilson Buyer Gina Claire Butterworth an Underwriting Harpenden, Hertfordshire Insurers Director Louis Loizou a Banker Westminster International Bankers John Francis Mary a Solicitor Hendon Solicitors Doherty Alistair George
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