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Spalding CallConnect Service You can travel to Spalding from: Austendike Gosberton Risegate Bourne Gosberton Fen Burtey Fen Guthram Gowt Cowbit Holbeach Drove Cowbit Common Hop Pole Crossgate Low Fulney Crowland Moulton Crowland Falls Moulton Chapel Deeping Fen Moulton Seas End Deeping St Nicholas Moulton Eaugate Donington Moulton Fen Dowsdale Moulton Marsh Gedney Hill Northgate Gosberton Northorpe By Donington Gosberton Cheal Pinchbeck Gosberton Clough Pode Hole …list continued overleaf CONTACT CALLCONNECT Service operates Monday to Friday 7am - 7pm and Saturday 8am - 6pm. Book the bus today or call to find out more. 0345 234 3344 @CallConnectbus www.lincsinterconnect.com Quadring Throckenholt Quadring Eaudike Tongue End Shepeau Stow Westhorpe By Gosberton Spalding* Weston Spalding Common Whaplode St Catherine Spalding Fulney Whaplode Drove Surfleet Weston Hills Surfleet Seas End West Pinchbeck *Note: Town journeys within Spalding are provided by Brylaine Travel. Please call Traveline on 0871 200 2233. You can use CallConnect for journeys within Spalding if you are unable to use the main bus service due to a disability or mobility impairment. CallConnect provides connections at Spalding with InterConnect 37 to Peterborough and InterConnect 505 to Kings Lynn. Connections are also available with East Midlands Train services at Spalding. This services is part funded by South Holland District Council. GET ONLINE AND GET ON BOARD! Use your phone camera on your smartphone to scan the QR code and go direct to our website www.lincsinterconnect.com.

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SOUTH HOLLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL LIST of PLANNING APPLICATIONS VALIDATED from 3Rd August 2020 to 9Th August 2020
SOUTH HOLLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL LIST OF PLANNING APPLICATIONS VALIDATED FROM 3rd August 2020 TO 9th August 2020 (Note: This list is a summary of applications contained in the Public Register, which you are entitled to inspect and should not be considered as an official consultation - further information and documentation on these applications can be found on our website: http://planning.sholland.gov.uk/OcellaWeb/planningSearch). Reference: Applicant: Agent: H08-0559-20 Mr M Garner Town Planning Services Capontoft The Exchange Cheal Road Colworth Park Gosberton Sharnbrook Spalding MK44 1LZ PE11 4JQ Development: Proposed agricultural machinery storage shed Location: Capontoft Cheal Road Gosberton Spalding Northing Easting Type: Received: Accepted: 329015 522128 AGRIC 14 Jul 2020 03 Aug 2020 DETERMINATION Reference: Applicant: Agent: H16-0616-20 Mrs L Dourado Mrs L Dourado 1 Piccard Drive 1 Piccard Drive Spalding Spalding Lincs Lincs PE11 2GP PE11 2GP Development: Proposed boundary fencing comprising part wood part iron Location: 1 Piccard Drive Spalding Northing Easting Type: Received: Accepted: 321936 524125 FULL 30 Jul 2020 04 Aug 2020 Reference: Applicant: Agent: H02-0623-20 Mrs E Stallion Mrs E Stallion 45 North Street 45 North Street Crowland Crowland Peterborough Peterborough PE6 0EG PE6 0EG Development: Replace External Front Door Location: 45 North Street Crowland Spalding Peterborough Northing Easting Type: Received: Accepted: 310410 523880 LISTED BUILDING 01 Aug 2020 04 Aug 2020 Reference: Applicant: Agent: H09-0628-20 S Jackson
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The London Gazette, 10 August, 1915. 7883'
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