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X8 786The NAG (Northern Action Group) Survey North of Englanlkm X X8 786The NAG (Northern Action Group) Survey North of EnglanLkm X Index :- 1) Club 2) Name of Contact 3) Position in Club 4) Home Landline Contact No. 5) Mobile Telephone Number 6) E Mail Address 7) Current number of Clubs in your League 8) Do You support the Review (Some gaps here as the questionnaire was altered slightly) Actually the responses answer this question generally. 9) Would you prefer to retain your current 14 team structure 10) Would you prefer your current structure to move to 14 11) Are you content to let teams currently 14 continue as such 12) Could you consult your Captain and offer players’ view 13) Was your Club consulted by the Review Group 14) Other Comments 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Nat. 3 North Beverley Dave Holmes Chairman [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Billingham Chris Emery Secretary 07764616783 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Firwood Waterloo Dave Raywood Chairman 0151 924 4552 07770 484485 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Sandal Peter Tunningley Chairman 01226 722 123 07710886741 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Sheffield Tigers Tim Waller Secretary 01433639144 07904221122 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Westoe David Arundel Chairrman 01914545842 07947641348 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Wirral Steve Fergusson Fix. Sec. 0151 327 4368 07944 848128 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Morley Dennis Elam Secretary 0113 252 4348 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Lymm James Ferguson Secretary 01925757494 not known [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Cleckheaton Alan Bentley President 01274869364 07753438042 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Sale Rupert Smith Secretary 07855717058 [email protected] 14 no yes no yes 14 yes Burnage Julian Ross Chairman 01614390013 07785365533 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Huddersfield YMCA Damon Scholes Direct Rugby 01484305330 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Rossendale Alec Graham Secretary 01282855400 07778251253 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes yes no ** Sandbach (play in Midlands) Robin Astles Chairman 01477500221 07801743824 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no North One West Birkenhead Park Bob Lloyd Vice President 01513424711 07778722405 [email protected] 14 yes yes n/a yes 14 no Bolton * Les Towler Captain &All 01942876960 07836655305 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Eccles * Paul Thorpe Secretary 01617902622 07766512552 Paul.thorpe@isg-techno;logy.com 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Kirby Lonsdale David Williams Treasurer 01524272582 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Penrith * Ian Davidson Secretary 01768865256 07799033198 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Warrington * Richard WoodwardChairman 01925471568 07823536236 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 12 yes Wilmslow Barry Fisher Asst Secretary 01614392972 ---------------- [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Carlisle David Morton Secretary 01228 515 486 07912110782 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no New Brighton Frank Duff ------------ ------------ 07970745369 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Vale of Lune Phil Stott Direct Rugby 01524 822669 07825688523 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Broughton Park * Dave Poppit Chairman 01614344808 07785728700 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Wigton * Dave Halliday Fix. Sec 07771794688 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Widnes * Derek Dyer Fix. Sec 07713260466 [email protected] 14 yes yes n/a yes 14 no Kendal Stephen Green Chairman 01539722824 07860565341 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no North One East Dinnington response 14 no yes n/a yes no response 14 no yes n/a yes no Driffield Andre James D.o. Rugby 01912850700 07739420391 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Northern response 14 no yes n/a yes Old Crossleyans Mick Ishida Fix. Sec. 07769705558 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes yes no Percy Park response 14 no yes n/a yes yes Pocklington Godfrey HainsworthSecretary 01429420274 07741497434 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no West Hartlepool response 14 no yes n/a yes no Bradford & Bingley Richard Thirkell Secretary N/A 07969457850 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Horden yes Alnwick Refusal to complete !!!!!!!!! response 14 no yes n/a yes no Wheatley Hills Tim Taylor Secretary 07770854982 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Rochdale * Andrew Munro Chair Rugby 01943602579 07741450710 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Ilkley response 14 no yes n/a yes no Sheffield North Lancs/Cumbria Bill Thorpe Chairman 01613559624 0766087945 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Aldwinians Graham Bancroft Disc Off. County01254201366 Rep 07814869430 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Blackburn * Stephen Parrott Fix. Sec. 01617720606 07707330974 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no De La Salle * Stephen Howse Secretary 01946599657 07590267268 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no St. Benedicts * Steve Bradley Manager 01772814162 07754525146 [email protected] 14 yes yes n/a yes 14 yes Tarleton * Mark Peatfield Chairman 01768372431 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Upper Eden Mary Gaffney-Vallely Secretary 0194665882 07725001972 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Whitehaven David Saul Secretary 01697343051 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Aspatria Martin Rigby chairrman 01942518799 07747111348 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Wigan Kenneth Oliver Chairmam [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Furness Colin Goodwin Chairman 07710 95- 939 c.goodwin@tisca;i.co.uk 14 no yes n/a yrs 14 no Fleetwood John Horne Chairman 01229837178 07831693024 [email protected] 14 No yes n/a yes 14 no Hawcoat Park Michael Hampson Secretary 01942523496 07939263560 [email protected] 14 yes no n/a no 12 yes Leigh * Heaton Moor David Todd Secretary 01614320943 [email protected] 14 yes no m/a yes 12 no North Lancs. Div. 1 Ashton u Lyne * Kath Carr Secretary 07985054126 [email protected] 12 no n/a yes yes 14 no Birchfield Cliff Christie Fix. Sec, 01514240526 07786228404 [email protected] 10 no n/a no no 12 no St. Edwards O.B. * David Moran Chairman 01514801459 07740981938 [email protected] 11 yes n/a no no 12 no Thornton Cleveleys * Geoff Davies Secretary 07885626870 [email protected] 12 no n/a yes yes 14 yes Trafford MV * Bernard Millington D.O.Rugby 01925269328 [email protected] 11 no n/a yes yes 14 no Garstang * Frank Purkis Secretary 01524858854 07877854400 [email protected] 10 no yes yes yes 14 no Didsbury Toc H * Trevor Wooding Secretary 01704573364 07717861183 [email protected] 11 yes m/a yes yes 14 yes Oldham * Stephen Ingham Chair Select. 05533429161 [email protected] 10 no n/a yes yes 14 no North Manchester * Ian Thompson Chairman 01616439387 [email protected] 11 no n/a yes yes 14 n Brian Hurst President 0161 682 1867 07947500956 [email protected] 11 no n/a yes yes 14 no Littleborough * 01282697874 Burnley Steve Jackson Secretary [email protected] 11 no n/a yes yes 14 yes North Lancs. Div. 2 Bob Wilkinson Secretary 1200425187 07962099935 [email protected] 10 yes n/a yes yes 14 no Clitheroe Keith Thornton Secretary 01282602661 [email protected] 10 no n/a yes yes 14 yes Colne & Nelson * Neil Adshead Secretary 01704873607 07841995464 10 no no n/a n/a 10 yes Crosby St. Marys * Craig Harper Chairman 07734453644 [email protected] 10 yes n/a yes yes 14 yes Eagle Steve Northwood Secretary 07976593956 [email protected] 10 no n/a yes yes 14 no Hutton * Alan Hardy Secretary 01524732196 07733130234 [email protected] 10 yes n/a yes yes 14 no Carnforth * Gary Chester Chairman 01204884406 07800812221 [email protected] 10 no n/a yes yes 14 no Bury * Keith Waddington Chairman 01282816757 07885038287 [email protected] 10 no n/a yes yes 14 no Pendle * Steven Cook Chairman 07958618701 [email protected] 10 yes n/a no yes 12 no Old Bedians Nigel Mcnamara Secretary 01925479352 07984415588 [email protected] 10 yes n/a yes yes 14 yes Newton Le Willows * Cumbria Creighton * Chris Small Secretary 01228520541 07941555434 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Egremont * Jeff Edgar County Rep 01946824815 07835737063 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 no Keswick * Gen. Committee 01768773051 07775726292 [email protected] 14 no yes n/a yes 14 yes Millom * Bill Dowbiggin Club Runner 01229405 07801247320 [email protected] 14 yes no n/a yes 12 no Netherhall * David Atkinson Secretary 01900814429 [email protected] 14 yes yes n/a yes 12 yes Silloth * Ronnie Bell Fix.
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