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CLUB MACHINE PERMITS Name & Address of Licensed Premise Applicant Premises Licence Holder CLUB MACHINE PERMITS Name & Address of Licensed Premise Applicant Premises Licence Holder North Cave Sports & Social Club, Church Street, North Cave North Cave Sports and Social Club North Cav WILLOWS CLUB, Hollym Road, Withernsea Mr A Kemp, Wilows Club Willow Ho Goole Conservative Club Ian Pantry Goole Con Barmston Beach Holiday Park Barmston Beach Holiday Park, Sands Lane, Barmston Park Reso Hessle Ex Servicemens Club Stephen Brambley Hessle Ex Armstrongs Social Club Armstrongs Sports and Social Club Mr C D Tu Olympic Sports & Social Olympic Sports & Social Club (Richard Stead) Richard S Victoria Social Club Victoria Social Club Alan Perc Beverley Conservative Club Beverley Conservative Club (R Smith) Beverley C Railway Club and Institue Alfred Leslie Watson Railway C Bridlington Conservative Club Bridlington Conservative Club (Wendy Dawn Morley) Bridlington Victoria Sailors & Working Mens Club Sarah Walbyoff Victoria Sa Cottigham Memorial Club Trust Ltd Graham Stroud Cottigham RAOB Club Horace Norman Whittingham Norman W The Charter Club (Goole) Ltd Valda Eldin The Chart Royal British Legion, North Ferriby Martin Scott (Secretary) Royal Brit Skipsea Beach Social Club Colin Howard Skipsea B The Exchange Club Christopher Airey The Excha Grosvenor Recreation & Bowling Club Bryan Pearson Grosveno Hedon & District British Legion Club Neil Shillito The Hedo Bilton Royal British Legion Colin Bradford Royal Brit Beverley Catholic Social Club Anthony James Wallace Beverley C Royal British Legion, Bridlington Barrie Stephen Gosland Royal Brit Bridlington Rugby Club Norman Lawtry Bridlington Driffield Town Cricket & Recreation Club David Lundy Driffield To Bridlington Golf Club David Allan Bridlington Pocklington United Social Club & Institute George Michael Stubbins Pocklingto Rawcliffe Bridge Club, 23-25 Paper Mill Road, Rawcliffe Rawcliffe Bridge Club Rawcliffe Howden Working Mens Club, 36 Bridgegate, Howden Howden Working Mens Club Howden W Howdendyke Working Mens Club, Ferry Road, Kilpin Howdendyke Working Mens Club Howdendy Withernsea Boarting Social Club North Promenade, Withernsea Withernse United Services Club, Waterloo House, Waterloo Square, Pocklington United Services Club & Institute United Se NOTIFICATION TO PROVIDE UP TO 2 GAMING MACHINES Flare No. Name of Licensed Premises Applicant 44100 Alexandra Hotel Leisure Li 42281 The Dog and Duck Inn, Walkington Sceptre 40425 The George Hotel, Bridlington Richard H 40566 Victoria Inn, Main Street, Wetwang Amanda W 41161 Carpenters Arms, Southgate Market Weighton Greene Ki 41885 The White Horse Inn, High Street Bempton Greene Ki 41921 Lakeminster Club, Woodmansey Paul Fred 42086 Alexandra Hotel, Railway Street Hornsea John Mich 42118 George and Dragon, Main Street Pollington David and 42119 The Sloop Inn, Beckside Beverley Sceptre 42159 Jemmy Hirst at Rose & Crown Jemmy Hi 42277 Tiger Inn, King Street Cottingham Gosschalk 42323 Red Lion, High Street Market Weighton Gosschalk 42329 Lord Nelson, Flemingate Beverley June Jack 42434 The Lincoln Arms, lincoln Way Beverley Gamestec 42493 The Red lion, Middle Street North, Driffield Gamestec 42505 The Royal Oak, Cartwright Lane Beverley Jeremy Je 42624 Tiger Inn, The Green North Newbald Gamestec 42816 The Hilderthorpe Hotel, Bridlington Gamestec 42902 Cross Keys, Moor End Holme Upon Spalding Moor Sovereign 42923 Blue Bell Inn, Main Street Keyingham Richard an 42956 Bay Horse, 75 Market Place Market Weighton Gosschalk 42973 Admiral Hawke, 3 The Square Hessle Mohamme 43101 Butterfly Inn, 78 Queen Street Withernsea Gamestec 43132 Burlington Hotel, 64 Burlington Creascent Goole Sceptre 43139 Rose and Crown, North Street Driffield Sceptre 43151 The Middle House Julia Anne 44700 The Springhead Inn, Anlaby Flint Bisho 43195 Half Moon Hotel, Bridlington Inspired G 43555 Crown and Anchor, Tickton Marstons 43629 Swan and Cygnet Paul Marti 43630 Hook and Parrot Punch Tav 43648 Willows Club Andrew C 43685 Vikings Hotel, Goole Enterprize 43855 White Horse Inn, Howden David Joh 91651 The Pier, 9 Seaside Road, Withernsea Sceptre 91644 The Cricketers, 28 Quay Road, Bridlington Sceptre Le 44003 Creykes Arms Inn Charles E 91649 The Nags Head, Market Place, Bridlington Sceptre Le 44081 Oddfellows Arms (The Village Inn), Wilberfoss Mr D Tayl 44102 Blue Bell Inn, Cottingham Marstons 44227 Hotham Arms Gamestec 44232 George and Dragon, Aldbrough Colin John 44266 Withernsea Sands Holiday Park, The Bounty Park Reso 44412 Railway Hotel, Cottingham Martin Ge 44413 Oddfellows Arms - Pocklington Enterprize 44452 Elm Tree Inn Leisure Li 44474 The Buck Hotel, Driffield Graham F 44494 Wheatsheaf Hotel Marstons 44549 White Swan Inn Scottish a 44617 Feathers Hotel Henry Thi 44656 The Warton Arms Marstons 44698 White Horse Inn, Gilberdyke West Reg 45405 Mon-Fort Hotel Barry and 45424 The Black Prince Ian David 45457 Barn Farm Public House Michelle L 45481 The Corner Bar Robert Ca 45543 Royal Oak Marstons 45553 Bull and Sun Public House Punch Tav 45754 Moulders Arms Gamestec 45761 Ship Inn Gamestec 45789 Altisidora Inn Marstons 45874 Northcote Hotel Carousel C 45891 The New Inn, Tickton Beverley P 45899 The Mariners Arms, Driffield Gary Malc 45929 The Pack Horse Inn Andrew A 45994 Forum Complex Forum Co 46003 Mermaid Hotel Punch Tav 46020 Constable Arms David Hop 46053 The Bay Horse Punch Tav 46165 Oddfellows Arms, Beverley Jackie Wo 46253 Flying Man Michael A 46401 Royal Oak, Pocklington James Mic 46612 Nancy Inn Marstons 46863 The White Hart Inn, North Cave Marstons 47192 Duke of Cumberland Marstons 47357 Royal Mail Public House Ian Wright 47628 Blacksmith Arms Carol Pres 74111 The Sandpiper Marstons 84097 Bojangles (Jay jays Howden) Joanna Be 41293 The Cricketers Sceptre 42911 The Nags Head, Bridlington Sceptre 45762 The Pier, Withernsea Sceptre 45436 The White Horse Inn, Hutton Cranswick Marstons 91838 Queens Head, Hedon Marstons 43802 Angel Hotel, Beverley Enterprize 42352 Waggoners Hessle Au 43454 The Hop Pole Enterprize 45893 The Plough Innn, Hollym Stephen M 49844 Far Grange Park and Golf Club Popplesto 42493 The Red lion, Middle Street North, Driffield Gamestec 42541 Victoria, Beverley Marstons 45543 Royal Oak, Eastrington Marstons 44666 Harbour Tavern (nee Harbor Lites) John Gau 45543 The Royal Oak, Eastrington William M 47361 The Star Inn Sceptre 46612 The Nancy Inn Gamestec 44232 George and Dragon, Aldbrough Flint Bisho 43654 Black Swan, North Cave Gamestec 42390 Anlaby Park Hotel Sceptre 42363 Durham Ox, Beverley Gamestec 45465 The Square, Pocklington Bob Rudd 47818 Black Bull, Burton Pidsea Popplesto 44698 White Horse Inn, Gilberdyke Flint Bisho 43783 Toddy's Bar, Pocklington York Coin 46253 Flying Man York Coin 43630 Hook and Parrot Joeanne H 42749 Hodgsons, Beverley Keith & Ca 47363 The Station Hotel, Howden Flint Bisho 42503 Blacksmith Arms, Hook Gosschalk 40840 Venture Inn, Garton on the Wolds Ian Keith H 42492 Green Dragon, Welton John Gau 46615 The Woolpack inn Flint Bisho 47357 The Royal Mail Flint Bisho 43555 Crown and Anchor, Tickton Flint Bisho 44284 Tophouse, Hessle Gamestec 45948 The Foresters Arms, Beverley Sceptre 44700 The Springhead Inn, Anlaby Marstons 50231 The Vermuyden Hotel, Goole Julie Thom 42281 The Dog and Duck Inn, Walkington Marstons 43062 The Hase The Hase 46667 The Crooked Billet Marstons 42627 Shakespeare Inn Punch Tav 44234 George and Dragon, Holmpton The Georg 44194 Black Horse Inn Brian Tho 43830 Broadacres Guy Mayg 45747 The Blue Boar Aldboroug 43968 Blue Bell Inn Maxine Sa 45944 Victoria Hotel Jacqueline 43980 Alma Hotel Free and A 42503 Thirteen at Hook Enterprise 45990 Bay Horse Inn, Cherry Burton Marstons 42393 The Stamford, Stamford Bridge David Sm 44287 The Percy Arms, Airmyn Elizabeth 44233 The Parade Hotel, Bridlington Enterprise 45398 Seabirds Inn, Bridlington Peter Coo 43087 The White Horse Inn, Beverley David Cou 45955 Blacksmiths Arms, Coinston Marstons 42152 Nags Head, Burstwick Punch Tav 43994 Burtons Arms, Burton Flemming Anthony G 42714 Ship Inn, Shiptonthorpe Mark Jenn 45435 Ye Olde Star Inn John Tom 42541 The Victoria, Beverley Marstons 49786 F'st and Last, Goole Jayne Daw 44248 Station Inn Gamestec 42200 Marquis of Granby Christine W 42449 Black Lion Gamestec 45920 Wilberfoss Pavillion Club Chris Willi 42435 Fox & Coney Sovereign 41880 Brewers Arms Old Mill Br 45354 Wheatsheaf Inn Joseph An 42118 George & Dragon Gosschalk 44268 The Bear Inn Sharon Be 43959 Duke of Cumberland John Gau 43139 Rose and Crown, North Street Driffield Our Inns L 42119 Sloop Inn, Beverley Gosschalk 99925 TSB's, Bridlington Geoff Tay 42592 Hildyard Arms, Patrington Gamestec 44102 Blue Bell Inn, Cottingham Flint Bisho 45759 King William, Cottingham Bob Rudd 45929 The Pack Horse Inn, Bridlington Flint Bisho 42249 Red Lion Hotel, Anlaby Bateman V 44731 Hallgate Tavern, Cottingham John Gau 43555 Crown and Anchor, Tickton Flint Bisho 44217 Tiger Inn Gamestec 45435 Ye Olde Star Inn John Gau 44698 The White Horse Inn Flint Bisho 42910 The Black Swan, Eastrington Gosschalk 39039 Pike and Heron Gosschalk 42154 The Half Moon Nicholas P 42449 Black Lion Sceptre 105260 The Woodlands Gosschalk 42343 Ferry Inn, Brough John Gau 43776 Tiger Inn, Driffield York Coin 42322 New Crown, Bridlington Gamestec 45941 Windsor Gamestec 43840 The Victoria Hotel, Goole Amuseme 104682 Half Moon Inn, Market Weighton Flint Bisho 43802 The Angel Hotel, Beverley Local Hero 41047 Macintosh Arms, Goole Sceptre 44698 The White Horse Inn, Gilberdyke Flint Bisho 45892 The Grovehill, Beverley Flint Bisho 40286 The Commercial Gamestec 45757 Minster View Hotel Scottish
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