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12 Appendix C Culgaith Langwathby Distribution List Addressee Designation Address1 Address 2 Address 3 Postcode No CULGAITH CE SCHOOL Parents Staff and Governors Culgaith School Culgaith Penrith CA10 1QL 70 LANGWATHBY CE SCHOOL Parents, Staff and Governors Langwathby School Salkeld Road, LaPenrith CA10 1ND 260 Cllr Duncan Fairbairn County Councillor, Cabinet MemberThornby Moor House , Aikton Wigton , CA7 0JZ 1 Cllr Ann Burns County Councillor, Cabinet Member10 Gilpin Walk Barrow-in-Furness LA14 3UP 1 Cllr Helen Fearon Cumbria County Council -Local Are59 Wordsworth Street Penrith CA11 7QY 1 Cllr Bert Richardson Cumbria County Council - Local MeJasmin, Jefferson Garth Greystoke Penrith CA11 0UA 1 Cllr Hilary Carrick Cumbria County Council - Local MeHilltop Great Salkeld Penrith CA11 9NA 1 Cllr Mary Robinson Cumbria County Council - Alston anBell House Ainstable Carlisle CA4 9RE 1 Ros Berry Children's Services Director & Com Primary Care Trust Wavell Road, RosCarlisle 1 Angela Tunstall Department for Education Mowden Hall Staindrop Road Darlington DL3 9BG 1 Fran Gosling Thomas Children's Services Advisor GONW City Tower Manchester M1 4BE 1 Luiz Ruscillo Diocese of Lancaster Education Se The Education Centre Balmoral Road Lancaster LA1 3BT 1 Bert Thomas Acting Director of Education Diocesan Church Centre West Walls Carlisle CA3 8UE 1 Rory Stewart MP Penrith and the Borders House of Commons London SW1A 0AA 1 Eden District Council Chief Executive Town Hall Penrith CA11 7QF 1 Cllr M Holliday Langwathby Head Farm Langwathby Penrith CA10 1LW 1 Cllr H Sawrey-Cookson Sowerby Newbiggin Hall Temple Sowerby Penrith 1 CFM Radio Broadcasting Centre Durranhill Ind Est Carlisle 1 BBC Radio Cumbria Annetwell Street Carlisle CA3 8BB 1 Tyne Tees and Border Televisio Television House, The Watermark, Gateshead, NE11 9SZ 1 Cumberland News Newspaper House Dalston Road Carlisle CA5 5UA 1 Cumberland and Westmorland Herald 14 King Street Penrith CA11 7AH 1 Cumbria Council for Voluntary Service 27 Spencer Street Carlisle CA1 1BE 1 Mr K Lane Brougham Parish Council 16 Brougham Hall GardenBrougham Penrith CA10 2DP 1 Mrs S Smith Culgaith Parish Council Briarfield Culgaith Penrith CA10 1QL 1 Ms R Lytollis Great Salkeld Parish Council Garth Hill Castle Carrock Brampton CA8 9NE 1 Mrs H Teasdale Hunsonby Parish Council Hilltop Cottage Gamblesby Penrith CA10 1HR 1 Mr R Wager Langwathby Parish Council Langley House Langwathby Penrith CA10 1LW 1 Mrs J Joyce Milburn Parish Council North Gate Milburn Penrith CA10 1TN 1 Mr Paul Foote Newbiggin Parish Council Eden District Council Town Hall Penrith CA11 7QF 1 Mr R Orchard Ousby Parish Coucil Yew Tree Cottage Melmerby Penrith CA10 1HF 1 Mrs AW Cleasby Temple Sowerby Parish Council Linden House Temple Sowerby Penrith CA10 1RZ 1 The Librarian Carlisle City Library 11 Globe Lane The Lanes Carlisle CA3 8NX 10 Addressee Designation Address1 Address 2 Address 3 Postcode No The Librarian Penrith Library St Andrews Churchyard Penrith CA11 7YA 10 Mrs D Clarke Alston Primary Scholl Garrigill Road Alston CA9 3UF 1 Mr T Glendinning Beaconside CE Primary School Hutton Hill Penrith CA11 8EN 1 Mrs M Hartley Clifton School Clifton Penrith CA10 2EG 1 Mrs C Wilson Kirkby Thore School Kirkby Thore Penrith CA10 1UU 1 Mrs G Ellis Kirkoswald CE Primary School Kirkoswald Penrith CA10 1EN 1 Miss Y Hunt Lazonby CE Primary School Lazonby Penrith CA10 1BL 1 Mrs N Lees Milburn School Milburn Penrith CA10 1TN 1 Mrs F Key Temple Sowerby CE School Temple Sowerby Penrith CA10 1RZ 1 Mrs C Cartwright James Rennie School California Road Kingstown Carlisle CA3 0BX 1 Mr C Kirkup Queen Elizabeth Grammar School Ullswater Road Penrith CA11 7EG 1 Mr N Pattinson Ullswater Community College Wetheriggs Lane Penrith CA11 8NG 1 The Manager Penrith Preschool Nursery & Toddle17 Meeting House Lane Penrith CA11 7TR 1 The Manager Queen Street Nursery 19 Queen Street Penrith Ca11 7XF 1 The Manager Safe Hands Green Start Nursery Oak Road Penrith CA11 8TS 1 The Organiser Kirkby Thore Playgroup Kirkby Thore School Kirkby Thore Penrith CA10 1UU 1 The Organiser Temple Sowerby Temple Sowerby CE SchTemple Sowerby Penrith CA10 1RZ 1 Theresa Atkinson Labour Group The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Tony Wolfe Conservative Group The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Derek Houston Liberal Democrat Group The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Terry Hobson CASH Secretary The Bungalow Flattfield, Long MaAppleby CA16 6BU 1 Mr Mike Cunningham Cumbria Primary Headteacher Asso41 Low Seaton Thornthwaite Workington CA14 1PX 1 Andy Abernethy ASCL c/o Caldew School Dalston Carlisle CA5 7NN 1 Mr Ken McDonald GMB Cumbrian Branch c/o 18 Portland SqCarlisle CA1 1PE 1 Mr A McGukin UNITE 38 Cecil Street Carlisle CA1 1BJ 1 Mrs Norma Bates A.T.L Secretary Scar View Murley Moss LaneKendal LA9 7NL 1 Mr Anthony Dwyer N.A.H.T c/o St Gregory and St PaEsk Avenue Whitehaven CA28 8AJ 1 Mr Alan Rutter N.U.T. Secretary 45 Longlands Road Stanwix Carlisle CA3 9AE 1 Jackie Franklin UNISON OFFICE 6 Spencer Street Carlisle CA1 1BG 1 Mr Andy Curtis County Secretary N.A.S/U.W.T 1 Hillhouse Cottages Sandy Lane, GreaCarlisle CA4 8NG 1 Jill Stannard Chief Executive The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Diane Wood Corporate Director - Resources The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Angela Harwood Assistant Director – Legal & DemocThe Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Paul Bell Media Officer Corporate Management The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Kate McLaughlin-Flynn Finance and Central Services The Courts Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 Addressee Designation Address1 Address 2 Address 3 Postcode No 1 Karen Rees Schools & Education HR Business Parkhouse Building Kingmoor BusinesCarlisle CA6 4SJ 1 Dianne Whitehead Area Support Manager Strategy and PerformancLower Gaol Yard, Carlisle CA3 8NA 1 CHILDRENS SERVICES Julia Morrison Childrens Services Corporate Direc 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Caroline Sutton Assistant Director - Schools and Le 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Brenda Wile Senior Manager School Organisatio5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Peter McGaw Principal School Improvement Offic 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Lis Fenwick Senior SIO - Eden Bridge Mills Stramongate Kendal LA9 4UB 1 Wendy Smith Senior SIO - Primary Schools 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Stephen Mason Locality Manager 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Julie Scott SIO Bridge Mills Stramongate Kendal LA9 4UB 1 David Salmon SIO Bridge Mills Stramongate Kendal LA9 4UB 1 Ruth Willey Senior Educational Psychologist Parkhouse Building Kingmoor BusinesCarlisle CA6 4SJ 1 Simon Dey Media Team 5 Portland Square Carlisle CA1 1PU 1 Deborah Paniagua Strategic Manager - Resource projeWestfield Children's CentNillson Drive Workington CA14 5BD 1 Sam Dever Strategic Manager - Early Years Blencathra House Tangier Street Whitehaven CA28 7UW 1 430 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Penrith Cumbria Name Address1 2 Mr K Lane Brougham Parish Council 2 Mrs S Smith Culgaith Parish Council 2 Ms R Lytollis Great Salkeld Parish Council 2 Mrs H Teasdale Hunsonby Parish Council 2 Mr R Wager Langwathby Parish Council 2 Mrs J Joyce Milburn Parish Council 2 Mr Paul Foote Newbiggin Parish Council 2 Mr R Orchard Ousby Parish Coucil 2 Mrs AW Cleasby Temple Sowerby Parish Council 5 The Librarian Carlisle City Library 5 The Librarian Penrith Library 3 Eden District Coun Chief Executive 4 Mrs L Harrison Headteacher 1 Clerk to the Governors Address2 Address3 Town Postcode 16 Brougham Hall Gardens Brougham Penrith CA10 2DP Briarfield Culgaith Penrith CA10 1QL Garth Hill Castle Carrock Brampton CA8 9NE Hilltop Cottage Gamblesby Penrith CA10 1HR Langley House Langwathby Penrith CA10 1LW North Gate Milburn Penrith CA10 1TN Eden District Council Town Hall Penrith CA11 7QF Yew Tree Cottage Melmerby Penrith CA10 1HF Linden House Temple Sowerby Penrith CA10 1RZ 11 Globe Lane The Lanes Carlisle CA3 8NX St Andrews Churchyard Penrith CA11 7YA Town Hall Penrith CA11 7QF Culgaith School Culgaith Penrith CA10 1QL Culgaith School Culgaith Penrith CA10 1QL .
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