SHEFFIELD DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK CORE STRATEGY
SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION TO THE SECRETARY OF
STATE
SUBMISSION STATEMENT – SEPTEMBER 2007
In accordance with the Council’s Local Development Scheme (LDS) (October 2006), the
Core Strategy is the first Development Plan Document being prepared as part of the
Sheffield Development Framework (SDF).
This statement has been prepared in accordance with Regulation 28 of the Town and
Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004, which governs the
submission of documents and information to the Secretary of State.
The Statement indicates that the consultation and involvement Sheffield City Council
have undertaken in accordance with the Regulation 25 and 26 and with the process and
procedures outlined in the Sheffield City Council Adopted Statement of Community
Involvement (September 2006). The Council considers the Core Strategy has satisfied
the soundness test 2 as set out in paragraph 4.24 of the Planning Policy Statement 12
(Local Development Frameworks).
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SHEFFIELD CORE STRATEGY
PRE-SUBMISSION CONSULTATION STATEMENT
(REGULATION 28 STATEMENT)
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Consultation under Regulation 25
1.1
According to the Council’s LDS (first version produced in March 2005), the preproduction stage of the Core Strategy started in July 2004. The Emerging
Options stage of the Core Strategy (and the initial Sustainability Appraisal Report)
took place over the period from July 2004 until Jan 2006, as indicated on pages 9
and 11 of the first LDS.
1.2
Before the Emerging Option stage, informal discussions had been taking place
with selected stakeholders during which we had been developing ideas for the
content of SDF documents. These discussions also drew on the outcome of work
begun as part of a review of the Unitary Development Plan (UDP); the review was
abandoned when new legislation introduced local development frameworks.
1.3
In June - July 2005 we consulted informally on the Emerging Options for the Core
Strategy. Details on how we consulted and the feedback on the consultation
programme are included in the ‘Consultation Report for the Preferred Options’ (on
the Emerging Options, see Page 7 to 10 for how we consulted) (as attached in
Appendix 1). A consultation letter was sent to statutory bodies (on 3 June 2005),
a separate letter to adjoining town and parish councils (on 14 July 2005), and a
letter was also sent to the SDF general contacts (to organisations on 25 May and
to individuals on 31 May 2005). Copies of the letters are enclosed in Appendix 2
– A, B, C). The list of consultees is included in Appendix 3 (including the
statutory bodies).
1.4
Consultation also took place with the statutory environment consultees on the
Sustainability Report. Letters and copies of the Sustainable Baseline and
Scoping Report were sent to the four statutory environment consultees on 14
June 2005 for a five-week consultation period (a copy of the letter is included in
Appendix 2-D).
1.5
The main issues raised in this round of consultation were summarised in page 18
to 28 of the ‘Consultation Report for the Preferred Options’ (as enclosed in
Appendix 1). There was a summary of the Council’s overall responses in
Chapter 4 of the Consultation Report. Individual comments and the Council’s
responses to them are grouped in the consultation schedules, as attached in
Appendix 4.
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Consultation under Regulation 26

Consultation on the Preferred Options for the Core Strategy
2.1
We then prepared the Preferred Options for the Core Strategy and the associated
Sustainability Appraisal report, and carried out consultation on this draft for a sixweek period from 27 February to 10 April 2006.
2.2
Details on how we consulted and the feedback on the consultation programme
are included in the ‘Consultation Report for Submission’ (on the Preferred and
Additional Options, see Page 3 to 6 for how we consulted) (attached in Appendix
5).
2.3
In particular Paragraph 2.6 – 2.10 in this Consultation Report detail how legal
requirements on consultation were satisfied. Paragraph 2.11 – 2.18 detail the
wider consultation activities we carried out in accordance with the Sheffield
Statement of Community Involvement. Paragraph 2.10 is about consultation on
the draft Sustainability Appraisal Report.
2.4
We enclose a copy of the Core Strategy Preferred Options Proposals Matters
and Public Advertisement (carried in Sheffield Telegraph on 24 February 2006) in
Appendix 6. In Appendix 7 are copies of consultation letters that were sent to
various consultees (7A to Statutory Bodies dated 14 February 2006; 7B to the
four statutory environmental bodies dated 28 Feb 2006; 7C to general SDF
consultees dated 10 February 2006). Appendix 8 is a list of consultees in the
Preferred Option consultation.
2.5
During the Preferred Options consultation we received 1132 representations. The
main issues raised in this round of consultation and the Council’s overall
responses and proposed changes in the Submission Core Strategy were
summarised in Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 of the ‘Consultation Report for
Submission’ (as enclosed in Appendix 5). Individual comments and the Council’s
responses to them are grouped in the consultation schedules, as attached in
Appendix 9.

Consultation on the Additional Options for the Core Strategy
2.6
A further ‘Additional Options’ consultation was carried out from 16 February to 30
March 2007 in order to strengthen some loose ends and ensure the Core
Strategy’s soundness.
2.7
The ‘Consultation Report for Submission’ (on the Preferred and Additional
Options), as enclosed as Appendix 5, also covers the additional options
consultation on the document and its Sustainability Appraisal. The part relating to
the Additional Options consultation programme is included in Chapter 2, page 6
to 7.
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2.8
We enclose a copy of the Core Strategy Additional Options Proposals Matters
and Public Advertisement (carried in Sheffield Telegraph on 9 February 2007) in
Appendix 10. Appendix 11 includes copies of consultation letters that were sent
to various consultees (11A to Statutory Bodies, including the four statutory
environment bodies, dated 13 February 2007; 11B to general SDF consultees
dated 13 February 2007). The list of consultees on the Additional Options was
the same as that of the Preferred Options as attached in Appendix 8 with only
minor amendments.
2.9
During the Additional Options consultation we received 383 representations. The
main issues raised in this round of consultation and the Council’s overall
responses and proposed changes in the Submission Core Strategy were
summarised in Chapter 6 of the ‘Consultation Report for Submission’ (as
enclosed in Appendix 5). Individual comments and the Council’s responses to
them are grouped in the consultation schedules, as attached in Appendix 12.
2.10
Having consulted the stakeholders and communities in accordance with the
Regulations and the Sheffield Statement of Community Involvement, the
Submission Core Strategy was prepared taking account of the representations
received. The Council considers that the preparation procedure of the Core
Strategy to be sound, having regard to Soundness Tests 1, 2 and 3 as set out in
PPS12 (paragraph 4.24). The Core Strategy was approved by the full Council
Meeting on 25 July 2007 for submission to the Secretary of State on 28
September 2007 for independent examination.
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List of Appendices
Appendix 1
Consultation Report for the Preferred Options (on the Emerging Options)
Appendix 2 Copies of consultation letters in the Emerging Options consultation
2A
letter to statutory bodies (excluding town and parish councils) dated
3 June 2005)
2B
letter to adjoining town and parish councils (dated 14 July 2005)
2C
letter to SDF general consultees (dated 25 May 2005
(organisations) and 31 May 2005 (individuals)
2D
letter to four statutory environment consultees regarding the
Sustainability Baseline and Scoping Report (dated 14 June 2005)
Appendix 3
List of all who were consulted in the Emerging Options Stage (including
the statutory bodies)
Appendix 4
Emerging Options Consultation Schedules (individual comments and the
Council’s responses)
Appendix 5 Consultation Report for Submission (on the Preferred and Additional
Options)
Appendix 6
Core Strategy Preferred Options Proposals Matters and Public
Advertisement
Appendix 7
Copies of consultation letters
7A
letter to Statutory Bodies dated 14 February 2006
7B
letter to the four statutory environment bodies dated 28 February
2006;
7C
letter to general SDF consultees dated on 10 February 2006
Appendix 8
List of consultees in the Preferred Option consultation
Appendix 9
Individual comments and the Council’s responses on the Preferred
Options for the Core Strategy
Appendix 10 Copy of Core Strategy Additional Options Proposals Matters and Public
Advertisement (carried in Sheffield Telegraph on 9 February 2007)
Appendix 11 Copies of consultation letters during the Additional Options Consultation
11A Letter to Statutory Bodies, including the four statutory environment
bodies dated 13 February 2007
11B Letter to general SDF consultees dated 13 February 2007.
Appendix 12 Individual comments and the Council’s responses on the Additional
Options for the Core Strategy
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Appendix 1 Consultation Report for the Preferred Options stage (on the Emerging
Options)
This appendix is available on the website as a separate file. In the paper version this
appendix is available as a separate document.
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Appendix 2A Letter to statutory bodies (excluding adjoining town and parish
councils) dated 3 June 2005
DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND LEISURE
Development Services
Head of Service: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield  S1 2SH
sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Fax: (0114) 273 5002
Officer: Ben Benest
Ref: FAP/BB/242.4/CW
Tel: (0114) 273 4212
Date: 3 June 2005
Address
Dear Sir / Madam
Sheffield Development Framework – Emerging Options for the Core
Strategy
The Sheffield Development Framework or ‘SDF’ is the City’s forthcoming set
of new plans and planning guidance. We are now consulting on the main
choices facing the City, which we have called the Emerging Options. The
results of this consultation will be used to produce a Core Strategy, which will
be the first of many planning documents belonging to the SDF1.
The purpose of the Core Strategy will be to answer the questions:
‘At a strategic level, what is going to happen, where will it happen, and how is
it going to happen?’
So, the Core Strategy will contain the SDF’s aims and overall strategy, and
some high-level policies. The Core Strategy will identify the main spatial
changes in Sheffield over the next 15 years, and all future planning
documents will need to comply with its policies.
Under Regulation 25 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Government)
(England) Regulations 2004 the Council is required to consult your
organisation on these Emerging Options and we would welcome any
comments you may have on them. You can find the Emerging Options
Document on the Council’s website at:
1
Details of other SDF documents being produced can be found in the Local Development
Scheme which is on our website at – http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-andcity-development/planning-documents/sdf/local-development-scheme
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http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-and-citydevelopment/planning-documents/sdf/core-strategy
or go to the Council’s home page, type sdf in the search box and press
your Enter key, then follow the link to the Core Strategy.
On the Core Strategy web page you can find a link to ‘How to comment’ and
this gives details of 

A City Conference on Friday 8 July, starting at 1.30pm at The Hubs on
Paternoster Row. The conference is open to anyone wishing to attend
on behalf of an organisation1. It will be a good opportunity to take part
in dialogue on the emerging options and find out what other
stakeholders think about them. Please e-mail sdf@sheffield.gov.uk or
telephone Ben Benest on (0114) 273 4212 if you would like to come to
the Conference.
How to comment on the Emerging Options. There are more
Emerging Options than you may want to give us a considered view on.
Therefore, please concentrate your comments on those options that
concern you most. Chapter 3 in the Emerging Options Document
explains how to comment and there is an on-line Comment Form on
the website. The deadline for comments is 22 July, so please send
your comments to reach us by then at the latest.
I hope that you find the Emerging Options Document worth considering and
look forward to receiving comments.
If your organisation wishes to send representatives to the City Conference on
8 July or if you need any further advice or information please contact me on
(0114) 273 4212 or e-mail sdf@sheffield.gov.uk.
Yours faithfully
Ben Benest
Principal Planning Officer
Forward and Area Planning
1
Organisations include companies, businesses, associations, groups, agencies, public /
private / voluntary / community bodies
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Appendix 2B Letter to adjoining town and parish councils dated 14 July 2005
DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND LEISURE
Development Services
Head of Service: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield  S1 2SH
sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Fax: (0114) 273 5002
Officer: Ben Benest
Ref: FAP/BB/242.4/CW
Tel: (0114) 273 4212
Date: 14 July 2005
«Title» «FirstName» «LastName»
«Company»
«Address1»
«Address2»
«City»
«PostalCode»
Dear Sir / Madam
Sheffield Development Framework – Emerging Options for the Core
Strategy
The Sheffield Development Framework or ‘SDF’ is the City’s forthcoming set
of new plans and planning guidance. We are now consulting on the main
choices facing the City, which we have called the Emerging Options. The
results of this consultation will be used to produce a Core Strategy, which will
be the first of many planning documents belonging to the SDF1.
The purpose of the Core Strategy will be to answer the questions:
‘At a strategic level, what is going to happen, where will it happen, and how is
it going to happen?’
So, the Core Strategy will contain the SDF’s aims and overall strategy, and
some high-level policies. The Core Strategy will identify the main spatial
changes in Sheffield over the next 15 years, and all future planning
documents will need to comply with its policies.
1
Details of other SDF documents being produced can be found in the Local Development
Scheme which is on our website at – http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-andcity-development/planning-documents/sdf/local-development-scheme
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Under Regulation 25 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Government)
(England) Regulations 2004 the Council is required to consult your
organisation on these Emerging Options and we would welcome any
comments you may have on them. You can find the Emerging Options
Document on the Council’s website at –
http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-and-citydevelopment/planning-documents/sdf/core-strategy
or go to the Council’s home page, type sdf in the search box and press
your Enter key, then follow the link to the Core Strategy.
On the Core Strategy web page you can find a link to ‘How to comment’.
There are more Emerging Options than you may want to give us a considered
view on. Therefore, please concentrate your comments on those options that
concern you most. Chapter 3 in the Emerging Options Document explains
how to comment and there is an on-line Comment Form on the website. The
deadline for comments is given on the website as 22 July, but comments
received later than this date will still be appreciated.
I hope that you find the Emerging Options Document worth considering and
look forward to receiving comments.
If you need any further advice or information please contact me on (0114) 273
4212 or e-mail sdf@sheffield.gov.uk.
Yours faithfully
Ben Benest
Principal Planning Officer
Forward and Area Planning
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Appendix 2C Letter to SDF general consultees dated 25 May 2005
(organisations) and 31 May 2005 (individuals)
DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND LEISURE
Development Services
Head of Service: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield  S1 2SH
sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Fax: (0114) 273 5002
Officer: Ben Benest
Ref: FAP/BB/242.4/CW
Tel: (0114) 273 4212
Date:
Address
Dear Sir / Madam
Sheffield Development Framework – Emerging Options for the Core
Strategy
The Sheffield Development Framework or ‘SDF’ is the City’s forthcoming set
of new plans and planning guidance. We are now consulting on the main
choices facing the City, which we have called the Emerging Options. The
results of this consultation will be used to produce a Core Strategy, which will
be the first of many planning documents belonging to the SDF.
The purpose of the Core Strategy will be to answer the questions:
‘At a strategic level, what is going to happen, where will it happen, and how is
it going to happen?’
So, the Core Strategy will contain the SDF’s aims and overall strategy, and
some high-level policies. The Core Strategy will identify the main spatial
changes in Sheffield over the next 15 years, and all future planning
documents will need to comply with its policies.
We would welcome any comments you may have on them. You can find the
Emerging Options Document on the Council’s website athttp://www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-and-citydevelopment/planning-documents/sdf/core-strategy
or go to the Council’s home page, type sdf in the search box and press
your Enter key, then follow the link to the Core Strategy.
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On the Core Strategy web page you can find a link to ‘How to comment’ and
this gives details of 


Area Panels, and Parish/ Town Council meetings, where there will be
presentations on the Emerging Options and a chance to ask questions
or take part in discussion.
A City Conference on Friday 8 July, starting at 1.30pm at The Hubs on
Paternoster Row. The conference is open to anyone wishing to attend
on behalf of an organisation1. It will be a good opportunity to take part in
dialogue on the emerging options and find out what other stakeholders
think about them. Please e-mail sdf@sheffield.gov.uk or telephone Ben
Benest on (0114) 273 4212 if you would like to come to the Conference.
How to comment on the Emerging Options. There are more
Emerging Options than you may want to give us a considered view on.
Therefore, please concentrate your comments on those options that
concern you most. Chapter 3 in the Emerging Options Document
explains how to comment and there is an on-line Comment Form on
the website. The deadline for comments is 22 July, so please send
your comments to reach us by then at the latest.
As well as the information available on the website, from 6 June there will be a
hard copy of the Emerging Options Document at each First Point (at Howden
House on Union Street, Chapeltown and Hillsborough) and every Sheffield
Library branch (including the local studies section of Central Library).
I hope that you find the Emerging Options Document worth considering and
look forward to receiving comments.
If you need any further advice or information please contact Ben Benest on
(0114) 273 4212 or e-mail sdf@sheffield.gov.uk.
Yours faithfully
Ben Benest
Principal Planning Officer
Forward and Area Planning
1
Organisations include companies, businesses, associations, groups, agencies, public /
private / voluntary / community bodies
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Appendix 2D Letter to four statutory environment consultees regarding the
Sustainability Baseline and Scoping Report
DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT & LEISURE
Development Services
Head of Service: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield · S1 2SH
Simon.vincent@sheffield.gov.uk Fax: (0114) 273 6204
Officer: Simon Vincent
Ref: FAP/SV/246
Tel: (0114) 2735897
Date: 14th June 2005
Emma Murnane
Environment Agency
Phoenix House
Global Avenue
LEEDS
LS11 8PG
Dear Emma,
Sheffield Development Framework; Consultation on Sustainability Appraisal
Baseline and Scoping Report
You will no doubt recall that we wrote to you on the 3 June 2005 to tell you
about the forthcoming consultation on Emerging Options for the Sheffield
Development Framework (SDF) Core Strategy and to invite you to attend a
Conference on the Emerging Options on 8 July 2005. The Conference is
taking place at ‘The Hubs’ on Paternoster Row in Sheffield and we hope you,
or a colleague, will be able to attend. The purpose of this further letter is to
also invite you to comment on the Draft SDF Sustainability Appraisal Baseline
and Scoping Report.
As you know, we are required to undertake Sustainability Appraisal as part of
the process of preparing Local Development Frameworks and our intention is
that the appraisal of the SDF will also incorporate the requirements for
Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) under the European SEA
Directive. As part of this process we are required to consult with ‘authorities
with environmental responsibility’, including the Environment Agency, at key
stages in that process. This includes consultation on the environmental
baseline and the scope of the appraisal.
The Draft Sustainability Appraisal Baseline and Scoping Report is available on
our website via the following link where it can be found at the bottom of the
page.
http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-and-citydevelopment/planning-documents/sdf/core-strategy
The report sets out how we are proposing to approach Sustainability Appraisal
of the SDF. It also:
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Identifies other relevant plans, policies and programmes which may impact on
the achievement of sustainable development
Sets out the ‘sustainability baseline’ against which progress towards more
sustainable forms of development will be measured and identifies the key
sustainability issues and problems facing Sheffield;
Explains how the sustainability aims have been developed (the policies and
proposals in the SDF documents will be appraised against these aims);
Suggests what the scope of the appraisals should be in relation to the various
SDF documents (and identifies the issues which will be covered in each
document)
Outlines a range of possible SDF indicators which could be used to monitor
progress against the sustainability aims
We anticipate that this report will be used as the Baseline and Scoping
elements of the sustainability appraisal for all the SDF Development Plan
Documents (Core Strategy, City Policies Document; City Sites Document).
The Report will, however, be updated it in light of feedback on the draft and at
regular intervals following further monitoring.
We would particularly value your views on the questions outlined in Section 1
of the Report. The consultation period ends on the 22 July 2005 but we are
unsure how this timetable fits with the service standards you have developed
for responding on sustainability appraisals. If you need more time or feel it
would be useful to have a meeting to discuss any aspect of the report, please
contact myself or Laura Stephens (Tel. 0114 2734634). We appreciate your
input on this project and look forward to hearing from you shortly.
Yours sincerely
Simon Vincent
Principal Planning Officer
Chris Marshall
Countryside Agency
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Landscape, Access and Recreation Division
4th Floor
Victoria Wharf
4 The Embankment
Sovereign Street
Leeds
LS1 4BA
Ian Smith
English Heritage
Regional Planner
Yorkshire Region
37 Tanner Row
York
YO1 6JP
Jeff Lunn
English Nature
Bull Ring House
Northgate
Wakefield
WF1 3BJ
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Appendix 3
List of all who were consulted in the Emerging Options Stage
(including the statutory bodies)
Individuals:
Adlinton
Ahmed
Ahmed
Armitage
Ashley
Ashton
Aston
Athey
Badger
Bale
Bamford
Banks
Barber
Barker
Barker
Basilio
Beamer
Bellamy
Bennett
Bensa
Bensdorf
Bernard
Berry
Berry
Betts
Bingham
Bird
Birks
Birtwhistle
Blacklock
Bland
Bleasdale
Blincow
Bloor
Blumsohn
Bollands
Bowler
Boyne
Brady
Bragg
Bramall
Brewin
Briers
M
Nabeel
Emad
Peter Robin
Philip
Eric
and
Jeanette
Simon
J and W J
David
Margaret A
Richard
Trevor
Lynne
Mike
Kenneth
David
Roy
Stuart
G
Oliver
Steve
Helen F
Clive
TE
Nigel
Philip
JR
Adam
MJ
Louise
Graham
Aubrey
Andy
Pete
Ian
Mike
Janet
John
Ernest
Victor
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Brittain
Brown
Bruton
Buckingham
Burgin
Burrows-Smith
Butcher
Cadman
Cadman
Casapieri
Castle
Catron
Chapman
Chapman
Chapman
Chappell
Charnock
Childe
Clamp
Clarke
Clarke
Clegg
Coffey
Coleman
Cooke
Cooper
Copley
Copley
Corker
Coupe
Courage
Cox
Crowther
Curtis
Davda
Dawson
Denton
Dewar
Diaz-Nieto
Dodd
Dowling
Downham
Draycott
Drinkall
Driver
Durkin
Eccles
David
Richard
Richard
Edward
David
KR
Richard
Dan
EN
Peter
Rita
John
and
Dorothy
John
Janet
Wendy
Caroline
Brian
Maureen
Brian
Paul
Mavis
Nick
Michael
Pam
and
Graham
Ian
Bill
Martin
R
John
Kenneth Frank
John
John M
Janet
Jeremy
Mridula
Stephen
Antony
Jacqueline
Martin
David
Martin
Joyce M
Chris and Paula
G
Kieran
CA
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Eddowes
JR
Edmeades
Teresa
Edwards
Maureen
Emsley
W. A.
Evans
and
family
Margaret
Exell
Yvette
Eyre
E
Fawcett
Edith
Fearon
(and
others)
Tim
Ferris-Earner Stephen
Fields
John and Sarah
Flather
Mark
Fletcher
Mike
Fowler
M and G
Froggatt
Duncan
Fryer
John
Gamlen
EJ
Garcia
Maria
Garfitt
JR
Garrity
Shane
Gill
J
Glossop
Steve
Glossop
B
Godley
Richard
Goodacre
Steve
Goyder
Elizabeth
Grayson
Edith
Green
E
Gregory
David
Gunby
Christine
Hammond
Peter
Hamza
Abdul
Hand
Handscombe Meg
Handscombe Robert
Hanson
Brian
Hardie
Mary
Hardy
Harling
Lynne
Harper
NE
Harris
L
Harrison
M and S and R
Hartley
Peter
Hawkins
Robert
Haythorne
Mabel
Helliwell
D&H
Hercun
Elizabeth
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Hibberd
Hibberd
Higgins
Hilbert
Hill
Hinchliffe
Hind
Hogg
Holmes
Holt
Hope
Hopkins
Hopkinson
Howell
Hughes
Hunt
Hunter
Hussain
Hutchinson
Ibbotson
Inckle
Ingold
Irving
Jervis
Jewitt
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jowle
Judson
Kalman
Kingham
Kirkman
Lafferty
Lee
Lidster
Lindley
Lockwood
Lodge
Lowe
MahdizadehSaraj
Markham
Martin
Massey
Maxted
McKay
Meade
Mercer
DF
Phyllis
Shirley
Janet
John Richard
E
Paul
Kathleen
Anthony
Peter
Gill
Florence
Andrea
J.
Debra
Alex
Alison
Gulnaz
D
Ethel
June
Jo
Reuben
Barrie
Penny
Margaret
M
SH
Christopher
Lisa
Eric
Debra
John
Jim
Colin
Mary
FC
Barrie
TW
GC
Fatima
L
Kathleen
Daniel
Tony
James
Alf
Roger
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Merry
Kathleen
Midwood
SJ
Millard
Sara
Mitchell
John
Molnar
Brenda
Moorwood
Rowan
Munro
Hugh
Newton
K
Newton
Jean
Occupier
The
Otter
Karl and Elaine
Oxley
D
Palmiere
EJ
Parker
Dennis
Parkinson
Craig
Parkinson
Nikki
Patient
Jenny
Paul
Derek
Pearce
Emma
Pennell
Christopher
Perring
Chris
Philpott
Joshua
Pino del Barrio
(and
others)
Raquel
Pitts
P
Plain
Platt
Laurie
Powell
Rosalind
Powell
Michael
Pugsley
Carol
Rafiq
Mohammed
Reaney
Denise
Rejent
P
Richardson
Susan
Rickett
Sandra
Damon
and
Robertson
Julia
Robinson
Rogers
Sue
Rotherham
Heather
Rousseau
Nick
Rumbelow
Shaun
Russell
Peter
Sainsbury
Julian
Scott
Charlotte
Sheldon
Peter
Smith
AJ and EJ
Snook
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Somers
Spooner
Spriggs
Stacey
Stephens
Stevenson
Stokes
Stokes
Story
Strawbridge
Street
Styles
Sutcliffe
Swannack
Swift
Szabo
Tanner
Tebbutt
Thawley
Thompson
Thornton
Tilley
Unwin
Utley
Vardy
Vardy
Vickers
Walker
Walker
Walsingham
Wasden
Wasnidge
Watson
Webb
Webster
Wellings
Wells
Wenninger
Whelan
White
Whitehead
Whitehead
Whitehouse
Whiteley
Wilkinson
Willits
Wood
Woodcock
John
Robert
Margaret
Martin
DR
Roger
Ros
R
Robin
Penny
Derrick
and
Dorothy
Darvil
Ron
JE
Eric
Marika
R
J
R
Kevin J
John
Kenneth
Rob
D
John
Sally
Keith
John P
Malcolm
Cliff
Barbara
Ian
Charles
H
Jonathan
Alan
GR
John
Martin
Julie
Mark
J
Helen and Mark
WE
Lisa
Philippa
John
Penelope
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Wright
Wright
Wyatt
Frank
Maureen
Martin
Organisations:
70th St Willims Brownies
A C Lloyd (Builders) Ltd
A W G Construction Services Ltd
AA Homes
Abbey Developments Ltd
Abbeydale Gospel Hall Trust
Abbeydale Picture House Trust Ltd
Abbeyfield Park
Abbeyland Properties Ltd
Access Staintons
Ackroyd and Abbott (Homes) Ltd
Acorn Design and Build Ltd
Action Housing
Activity Sheffield
Activity Sheffield
Adams Holmes Associates
Adams Holmes Associates
Addy/Martin/Oxford Street Maisonettes TARA
AIG Property
Airflow Group
Alchemy Workers Co-operative
Alexandra Road Gardens United
Allahi Mosque and Cultural Centre
Allen Homes
Allen Tod Architecture Ltd
Allen Tod Architecture Ltd
Allsum
Anchor Housing Association
Anchor Trust
Andrew Bennett
Andrew Martin Associates
Andrews Estate Agents
Ansells
Anston Conservation Society
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Antony Hill
Anvil Homes Ltd
Apple Homes Ltd
Arbourthorne Home for Learning Disabilities
Arches Housing Ltd
Arena
Argent Group plc
ARUP
ASDA Stores Limited
Ashtenne Holdings plc
Ashton Thomas Developments Ltd
Asian Old Peoples Caring Society
Asian Welfare Association
Aston Footpath Walkers
Atis Real Weatheralls Ltd
Attercliffe and Darnall Community Enterprises
Babtie Group
Bangladesh Allaya Mosque
Bangladesh Citizen's Neighbourhood Welfare Project
Bangladesh Literacy Campaign
Bangladesh Neighbourhood Womens' Group/Boys Youth
Bangladesh Neighbourhood Young Girls Group
Bangladesh Welfare Association
Bangladeshi Community Action Group
Bangladeshi Community Development Group
Bangladeshi Mohila Lunch Club & Cultural Organisation
Bangladeshi Women Association/Training Group
Bangladeshi Womens Youth Club
Banister Bros & Co Ltd
Banner Homes Group plc
Barbers
Barnes & Hill Development
Barnsley Canal Group
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
Barratt Homes
Barton Kendal
Barton Willmore Planning - Northern
Basegreen Tenants Association
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Batemoor New Tenants & Residents Association
Baxter Philips
BCAF Buildings Group
BCDPSY
BE Group
Beauchief Environment Group
Beauchief Homes
Beechcroft Homes
Beighton Community Centre
Bell Development Company Ltd
Bell Property Management
Bellway Homes
Ben Bailey Homes Ltd
Benfield ATT Ltd
Benfield Homes
Bengali Women's Support Group
Bennett & Robertson
Berwin Leighton Paysner
BGP Planning
Black Community Forum
Block County Properties Ltd
Bloor Holdings Limited
Blue Sky Planning
Blundells
BME Womens Forum
BOC
Bole Hill Improvement Group
Bolewatch
Bolsterstone Community Group
Boonedam Ltd
Border Commercial
BOSSY
Bowey Homes
BPM UK Limited
Bradway Action Group
Bradway Neighbourhood Watch
Brecker Grossmith
Britannia Business Sales
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British Deer Society
British Gas
British Land Ltd
British Red Cross
British Trust For Conservation Volunteers
British Waterways Board
British Wind Energy Association
Brompton Park Properties Ltd
Broomhall Park Association
Broomhill Action Neighbourhood Group
Brown Homes Ltd
Brownhill Vickers & Platts
BT Cellnet
Burnett Planning & Developments Ltd
Burngreave New Deal for Communities
Burngreave Problem Busters
Business in the Community
Business Link Sheffield
Business Link South Yorkshire
Businesses for Sale plc
Bussey and Armstrong Homes
C E Strickland
Caddick Developments
Cala Homes (Yorkshire) Ltd
Calor Gas Ltd
Campaign for Real Ale Limited
Campaign for the Protection of Rural England
Campbell & Co
Campbell Homes
Canal Users Group
Capitec
Caricks Commercial Property Consultants
Carillion Development Management
Carr Gomm
Carter Jonas
Castledine TARA
CB Hillier Parker Ltd
CB Richard Ellis
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CDC2020 plc
CGMS
Chafford Hundred Ltd
Challenger Tyres & Exhausts
Champion Hire Ltd
Chapel Green Conservation
Charles Church (Yorkshire)
Charles Church North East
Charterhouse Advertising & Marketing Ltd
Chase and Partners
Chase Builders
Cheracord Ltd
Chesterfield Borough Council
Chesterton
Chevin Housing Group
Childrens Hospital Trust
Chris Hart Business Sales Ltd
Christian Peoples Alliance Party
Christie & Co
Chrystal Bros Stott & Kerruish Ltd
Churches Together in Sheffield
City Centre Forum
City Estates
City Living
Civil Aviation Authority
Claremont Hospital
Clarke and Simpson
Clayfield Construction Ltd
Cleverwork (Barnsley) Ltd
Cliff Walsingham and Company
Clough Development Ltd
Cluttons
Coal Authority
Colin Buchanan and Partners
Colliers CRE
Commercial Estates Group
Commercial Relocation Consultants
Commission for Architecture & the Built Environmen
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Commission for Racial Equality
Community Action in the Rural Environment
Community Health NHS Trust
Community North Forum
Compassion in World Farming
Comproperty
Confederation of British Industry
Conneely Tribe
Conservation & Historial Society
Conservative Disability Group
Conway Relf
Cooper Lawrence Ltd
Core Commercial
Cosmopolitan Homes Ltd
Cot-age Workshop
Country Land & Business Association
Countryside Agency
Countryside Properties (Northern) Ltd
County Business Sales Ltd
County Homes
Courtfield Developments Ltd
Cowley Court (Chapeltown) Management Ltd
Crapper & Haigh
Create Real Estate
Creative Partnerships
Crest Nicholson Residential (South East Ltd)
Crookes & Walkley Tenants Association
Crookes Residents Association
Crosby Homes (North West) Ltd
Crossland Otter Hunt
Crosspool Forum
Crown Park Consultants Ltd
Cultural Industries Quarter Agency
Cushman and Wakefield Healey and Baker
Dalton Warner Davies
Darnall & Attercliffe Asian Mens Luncheon Club
David Lewis & Co
David Lock Associates
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David Walker Chartered Surveyors
David Wilson Homes (Northern)
DBA Management
DBS Managed Offices
Deeley Homes Ltd
Deenside Management Ltd
Department for Education & Employment
Department of Health
Department of Trade & Industry
Depol Associates
Derbyshire Countryside Service
Derbyshire County Council
Deriaz Slater Commercial
Derwent Living
Design Aim Ltd
Destination Sheffield
Developers Forum
Development Education Centre (South Yorkshire)
Development Land and Planning
Development Planning Partnership
Devonshire Quarter Community Association
Diocese of Hallam Pastoral Centre
Dixon Porter Ltd
Dixon Webb
DLA
Dore and Totley Golf Club
Dore and Totley Labour Party
Dore Village Society
Dovey Estates Ltd
DPDS Consulting Group
Drake & Partners
Dransfield Properties Ltd
Drivers Jonas
DTZ Pieda Consulting
E J Waterhouse & Sons Ltd
Earth Tech Engineering Ltd
East End Quality of Life Initiative
East Midlands Development Agency
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Ecclesfield Conservation Group
Edmund Kirby
Edward Street Flats TARA
EEF Sheffield
Elden Minns & Co Ltd
Elite Management
Energy Environment
English Churches Housing Group
English Heritage
English Nature
English Partnerships
Entec
Environment Agency
Environment Agency North East Region
Environmental Advice Centre
Equity Housing Group
Essex Industrial Developments
EUAC
Fairgrove Homes Ltd
Farren Estate Co Ltd
Federation of Yorkshire Sport
Fenwood Development Ltd
Fenwood Development Ltd
Fernie Greaves
Field & Sons
Fieldfare Trust
Fife Street TARA
Filipino Women's Group (Sheffield)
Finders-Seekers
Firshill Tenants & Residents Association
First Mainline
Firth Park Community College
Five Weirs Walk Trust
Fleurets
Focus
Forestry Commission
Fourth Avenue Estates Ltd
Foxhill Forum
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Foxhill TARA
Fred A Lodge & Sons Ltd
Freight Transport Association
Friends of Blake Street Nature Park
Friends of Brincliffe Edge Wood
Friends of Colley Park
Friends of General Cemetery
Friends of Gleadless Common
Friends of Graves Park
Friends of Grenoside Woodlands
Friends of Heeley & Meersbrook Allotments
Friends of Heeley Churchyard
Friends of High Hazels Park
Friends of Lynwood Gardens
Friends of Millhouses Park
Friends of Porter Valley
Frogmore Estates Ltd
Fuller Peiser
Fulwood Branch Labour Party
G B E Estates
G F Singleton & Co
G Howell & Son Ltd
G L Hearn Planning
Gaia Watch
Galliers Homes
Garner and Sons
General Aviation Awareness Council
Genesis Medical Pre Installations Ltd
George Moss & Sons Ltd
George Salter & Sons Ltd
George Wimpey Homes
George Wimpey Strategic Land
Gerald Duniec Chartered Surveyors
Gerald Wood Homes Ltd
GL Hearn
Glass Recycling Ltd
Gleadless Valley Wildlife Group
Gleeson
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Gleeson Homes
Gleeson Regeneration
GMW Estates Ltd
Goat Nutrition Ltd
Gordon Campbell
Gorilla Cinema
Gough Planning Services
Granny's Gang
Grantside Developments Ltd
Great Central Developments
Green City Action
Green Estate Ltd
Green Party Sheffield
Greenbelt Group Ltd
Greenhill Bradway Tenants and Community Assoc
Greenpeace
Grenoside Conservation Society
Grenoside Village Plan and Design Statement Group
Grenoside Wed. Wayfarers
Grosvenor Securities Ltd
Groundwork Sheffield
Group Methodist Homes for the Aged
Gumshoe Associates
GVA Grimley
H J Banks & Co Ltd
Habinteg Housing Association Ltd
Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson
Halbren Homes Ltd
Hallam Historic Buildings
Hallam Land Management Ltd
Hammerson plc
Handsworth Community Forum
Hanover Housing Association
Harcourt Road Residents
Harcourt Road Watch
Hardys and Hansons
Harewood Housing Association
Hargreaves Property Development
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Harron Homes (Yorkshire) Ltd
Hartnell Taylor Cook
Hartshead Square Developments Ltd
Hartwell PLC
Harvey Ingram LLP
Haslam Homes Ltd
Haymarket Directories Ltd
HDG Ltd
Health & Safety Executive
Heathrow Property Ltd
Heeley City Farm
Heeley Development Trust
Heeley Green Party
Helios Properties Plc
Henderson Homes Ltd
Henry Boot Developments
Hepher Dixon Ltd
High Green Community Forum
High Green Development Trust Ltd
Higham and Co
Highfield Tenants & Residents Association
Highland Solicitors Property Centre Ltd
Hillreed Homes
Hillsborough Community Development Trust
HLM Architects
HM Prison Service
Hoburne Development Co Ltd
Hogg The Builder (York)
Holland Estates (Blandford) Ltd
Home Builders Federation
Home Housing Association
Home Office
Houghton Grear
Housing 21
Housing Corporation
Housley & Co
HOW Commercial Planning Advisers
HSBC Bank plc
35
Hulbert Group International Power Presses
Hunshelf Ltd
Hunster Consulting LLC
Hurst Warne Ltd
Hutchinson 3G UK Ltd
I P M Land Securities Ltd
Idealestate
IMBY
Infield Lane Allotment Society
Inland Waterways Association
Insignia Richard Ellis
Institute of Directors
Investates Developments Ltd
Irwin Mitchell Solicitors
J A B Short Ltd
J P C Commercial Services Ltd
J S Bloor (Measham) Ltd
Jaguar Estates Ltd
Jefferson Sheard Architects (UK) Ltd
Jennings Homes
John De Stefano & Co Ltd
John Dixon Developments
John Eaton Almhouse
John G Dean
John Harding (Construction) Ltd
John Lewis Properties
John Lewis Sheffield
Johnnie Johnson Housing Trust Ltd
Jones and Co Chartered Surveyors
Jones Brothers Weston Rhyn Ltd
Jones Homes (Northern) Ltd
Jones Lang LaSalle
Jordanthorpe Tenants and Residents Association
Joseph Adamson (Hyde) Ltd
JTS Partnership
Jubo Shanga
JVH Town Planning
Kass Homes Ltd
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Kavanaghs
KDR Construction
Kebbell Development Ltd
Keepmoat Partnerships Ltd
Kevin Oliver
King Sturge
Kings Oak Homes
Kitchen La Frenais Morgan
Knight Frank
Koopmans
Krayburn Associates Ltd
KRN Developments Ltd
L & D Properties Ltd
Lafarge Aggregates Ltd
Lai Yin Association
Lambert Smith Hampton
Landmark Information Group Ltd
Landtask
Lane Walker
Langsett & Walkley Community Association
Lansdowne TARA
Lattice Property Holdings Ltd
Lavender Investments Ltd
Layer Associates
Learning and Skills Council South Yorkshire
Lewis and Hickey Planning
Lexington Payne Homes Ltd
Leyline Developments Ltd
Liberal Democrat Group
Linden Homes North West Limited
Living Streets
London & Regional & Counties
London Property UK
Longhurst Housing Association
Longley Organised Community Association Limited
Lovell Johns
Lovells Partnerships
Low Edges Environmental Group
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Lower Stannington Community Forum
Lowry Homes PLC
Loxley Valley Design Statement
Loxley Valley Protection Society
Loxley Village Community Forum
Madina Mosque
Magnus Ltd
Makki Mosque Organisation
Malcolm Judd and Partners
Manchester Methodist Housing
Manor & Castle Development Trust
Mappin Planing and Development
Marden Homes plc
Markazi Mosque & Islamic Centre
Marrons
Martin Brown Chartered Surveyors
Martin/Oxford Street TARA
Matrix
Mayfield Environmental Education Centre
Mayfield Fulwood Ltd
McCarthy and Stone
McDermott Developments Ltd
MCP Planning
Meadowhall Centre Ltd
Meersbrook Tenants & Residents Association
Mental Health Action Group Sheffield
MEPC Ltd
Merlin Estate Management Ltd
Merryland Properties Ltd
Mersea Homes Ltd
Metropolitan Homes Ltd
Michael Rogers
Midland Mainline
Midsummer Estates Ltd
Miller Homes
Millhouse Animal Sanctuary
Millwood Designer Homes
Ministry of Defence
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Mir Properties
Mitchell & Partners Ltd
MMHA
Mobile Operators Association
Monaghans Cost Management Consultants
Montague Evans
Moody Homes
Moor Traders Association
Moorfield Developments
Morgan Smith
Morris Homes (East Midlands) Ltd
Morrison Construction Services Limited
Mosborough Village Action Group
Moss Valley Wildlife Group
Mott MacDonald
Mountcity Investments Ltd
MVM Planning Ltd.
N A I Gooch Webster
Nashayman HA
Nathaniel Lichfield and Partners
National Assembly of Women
National Farmers Union NE Region
National Grid Company
National Playing Fields Association
National Probation Service
National Probation Service
National Trust
Necton Management Ltd
Neighbourhoods
Nether Edge Neighbourhood Group
Netherthorpe and Upperthorpe Community Alliance
Network Rail
New Era Housing Association
Nick Franks and Associates
NOMAD
Nordeer (UK) Ltd
Norfolk Park Development Trust
North Area Regenerationship Partnership
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North British Housing Association
North Cheshire Housing Association
North Country Homes Group
North East Sheffield Conservation Group
North East Sheffield Trust
North East Waterway Recovery Group
North Sheffield Primary Care Trust
North Sheffield Primary Care Trust
North Square Properties (UK) Ltd
Northern Counties Housing Association
Northern Services Ltd
Norton College
Norton Newman Investments Ltd
Notun Bangla United Group
O2 (UK) Ltd
Oceanic Estates Ltd
OFFER
Office of Government Commerce
Office Search (Patmore Commercial Ltd)
Old Greenhill/Chancet Wood Tenants & Residents Ass
Old Moor Wetland Centre
One to One Personal Communications Ltd
Onyx Sheffield Ltd
Orange PCS Ltd
Orchard Homes and Developments Ltd
Orion Homes
Oughtibridge Millenium Group
Oughtibridge Village Community Association
Outline Properties Ltd
Paces Sheffield
Padley Housing
Pakistan Advice
Pakistan Friends League
Pakistan Muslim Advice Centre
Pakistan Muslim Society
Palmera Properties
Panther Securities plc
Parks Woodlands and Countryside
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Parkwood Group Ltd
Parson Cross Anti-Litter Group
Patrick Crapper & Son
Paul Daniel Chartered Surveyors
pcp Architects Ltd
Peacock and Smith
Peak and Northern Footpaths Society
Pedal Pushers
Pedestrians Forum
Peel Holdings
Pegasus Retirement Homes Ltd
Persimmon Homes
Peter Brett Associates
Phoenix House
Pitsmoor Youth Housing Trust
Places for People
Plas Newton Estates Ltd
Plot of Gold
Polish Catholic Centre
Polish Consulate
Polish Ex-Servicemens Club
Ponderosa Environment Group
Porter Brook Trust
Portford Homes
Portland Homes plc
Post Office Property Holdings
Powerpoint Construction
PpWTG2E
Praxis
Priory Developments (Sheffield) Ltd
Property Market Analysis
Property Pilot
Propertymall
Provincial House Group plc
Pullan Developments
Pygott Crone
RPP
RAE Watson Development Surveyors
41
Rail Freight Group
Railway Housing Association & Benefit Fund
Ramblers' Association
Ranmoor Preservation Society
Rapleys
Rebuild
Reclaim
Redrow Homes (Yorkshire) Ltd
Refugee Housing Association
Refugee Housing Association Ltd
Religious Society of Friends
Renaissance South Yorkshire
Research & Consultancy
Residents of Underwood Rd, Scarsdale Road
Rialto Homes
Rice Homes
Richard Cooper Chartered Surveyors
Rivelin Valley Conservation Group
Robert Barry & Co
Robert Fraser & Partners Ltd
Roger Tym and Partners
Roots 'n' Shoots
Roth Associates
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council
Royal British Legion
Royal Mail Group plc
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
Royds Community Association
RPS Plc
Rural Development Commission
S & D Brookes (Buildes) Ltd
S H A Building Works Ltd
S J W Homes Ltd
Salmon & Trout Association
Salvation Army Housing Association
Sanctuary
Sanctuary Housing Association
Sanderson Weatherall
42
Savills
Schools & Homes Energy Education
Scott Burridge Chick
Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick & Co Ltd
Seddon Homes Ltd
SESKU Environment Group
Severn Trent Water
Sharman Homes
Sharrow Community Forum
Sharrow Employers Forum
Sharrow Stakeholders
Sheba Yemeni Charity
Sheffield 50 Plus
Sheffield Allotments and Leisure Gardens Federatio
Sheffield and District Afro-Caribbean Community As
Sheffield and District Parks Bowling Association
Sheffield Association for Environment Education
Sheffield Bird Study Group
Sheffield Business Park
Sheffield Campaign for Access to Moorland (SCAM)
Sheffield Care Trust
Sheffield Cathedral Development Campaign
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Sheffield Children's Scrapstore
Sheffield Chinese Christian Church
Sheffield Chinese Community Centre
Sheffield City Airport Ltd
Sheffield City Council
Sheffield College
Sheffield Conservation Advisory Group
Sheffield Conservation Volunteers
Sheffield Co-operative Society Ltd
Sheffield Diocesan Board of Finance
Sheffield Disability Housing Service
Sheffield District and Durga Puja Committee
Sheffield Environmental Consortium
Sheffield Federation of Allotments
Sheffield First for Environment
43
Sheffield First for Investment
Sheffield First Partnership
Sheffield Friends of the Earth
Sheffield Futures
Sheffield Galleries & Museums Trust
Sheffield General Cemetery Trust
Sheffield Green Party
Sheffield Greenpeace
Sheffield Hallam University
Sheffield Heeley Consrvative Association
Sheffield Homes
Sheffield Industrial Museums Trust
Sheffield International Venues
Sheffield Islamic Centre
Sheffield Israac Somali Community
Sheffield Jewish Housing Association
Sheffield Markets
Sheffield Muscular Dystrophy Group
Sheffield One
Sheffield Organic Food Initiative
Sheffield Passenger Association
Sheffield Racial Equality Council
Sheffield Regional Green Business Club
Sheffield Royal Society for the Blind
Sheffield Science & Technology Parks
Sheffield Ski Village
Sheffield South East Primary Care Trust
Sheffield Standing Conference of Womens' Organisat
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals
Sheffield Theatres Trust
Sheffield Tourism
Sheffield Town Trustees
Sheffield United Football Club
Sheffield University Conservation Volunteers
Sheffield Vietnamese Community Association
Sheffield Wednesday Football Club
Sheffield Wildlife Trust
Sheffield Womens' Forum
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Sheffield Womens' Forum
Sheffield's Cycle Forum
Sheldale Developments Ltd
Sheldon Bosley
Shelley Sandzer & Co
Shepherd Homes Ltd
Shiregreen Tenants & Residents Association
Shoosmiths Solicitors
Shopmobility Sheffield
Sibbett Gregory
Silverdale Community Steering Group
Simunye Inter-Cultural Project
Sinclair Developments Ltd
Slough Estates
Slowly Hall Properties Ltd
Smith Young Partnership Ltd
SOL Construction Ltd
SOL Construction Ltd
Sorby Bat/Mammal/Invertebrate Group
Sorby Natural History Society
South East Sheffield Primary Care Trust
South Meadow Homes Ltd
South West Against Trams
South West Primary Care Trust
South West Sheffield Primary Care Trust
South Yorkshire Ambulance Service
South Yorkshire Badger Group
South Yorkshire Community Forest
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
South Yorkshire Forest Partnership
South Yorkshire Housing Association
South Yorkshire Industrial Historical Society
South Yorkshire Objective One
South Yorkshire Orienteers
South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive
South Yorkshire Police
South Yorkshire Strategic Health Authority
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South Yorkshire Women's Development Trust
Southey & Owlerton Area Regeneration (SOAR)
Spa 1877
Spawforth Associates
Sport England
Springvale TARA
Springwater Catholic Community Centre
Squires Bridge Homes Ltd
St Anns Shelter and Housing Action
St Marie's Cathedral
St Matthews Church
St Mowden Properties plc
St Paul's Church
St Paul's Developments PLC
St Stephens TARA
Stadium Developments
Stamford Homes Ltd
Standen Homes Ltd
Staniforth and Wilson
Staniforth Estate Agents
Stannington TARA
Stocksbridge and Deepcar Environment Group
Stocksbridge and Deepcar Tenants and Residents Ass
Stocksbridge Community Forum
Stocksbridge High School
Stocksbridge Leisure Centre
Stocksbridge Steel Valley Project
Stocksbridge Tenants & Residents Association
Stonham Housing Association Ltd
Storeys: SSP
Strata Land & Developments Ltd
Structural Interiors Limited
Structural Interiors Limited
Sunnybank Sheltered Scheme
Sunnybank Sheltered Scheme
Sunrise and Hope (Sheffield)
Support Care Ltd
Swan Hill Homes
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Swift & Co
Swire Maples
SYPTA Ltd
T L B Properties Ltd
T W Suiter & Son Ltd
Tallett Chartered Surveyors
Tannery Court
TARGET
Tatham Homes
Taylor Woodrow Developments Limited
Telewest Broadband
Terence O'Rourke plc
Terry Knipe & Associates
The Crown Estate
The Earth Centre
The Emerson Group
The Furnival Project
The Garden History Society
The GROW Project
The Land and Development Practice
The Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England
The Multilingual City Forum
The Planning Bureau Ltd
The Quakers
The Showmen's Guild of Great Britain
The Showroom Media & Exhibition Centre Ltd
The Unitarians
The Wildlife Trust
Theatres Trust
Theatres Trust
Thorpe Properties
Three Valleys Countryside Management Project
Tiger Direct
Tinsley Forum
Tinsley Islamic Cultural Centre
Tinsley Park Limited
Tinsley Tree Planting Project
T-Mobile (UK) Ltd
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Totley Residents Association
Trade Base Trust
Transform South Yorkshire
Transport 17 Ltd
Try Homes
Tudor Homes Ltd
Turley Associates Ltd
Turner and Townsend
Uddyan Cultural Centre
UK Coal Mining Ltd
UK Islamic Mission
UK Land Estates
UNITE
Universal Properties (South Yorkshire) Ltd
University of Sheffield
University of the Third Age Environment Grp
Upperthorpe Environment Group
Upperthorpe Multicultural Womens' Group
Vandervells Business Transfer Centre
Ventnor Court Flats Ltd
Victoria Quays Management Co
Villagate Properties Ltd
Vincent House Ltd
Viridor Waste Management
Virtualpubs Ltd
Visually Impaired Gardeners
Vodaphone
Vokins Estates Ltd
Vulnerable People Task Group
W R Newland & Sons Ltd
W Redmile & Sons Ltd
Wadsley and Loxley Commoners
Walker Morris
Walkley Community Recreational Trust
Walrus Projects
Walter Rodney Housing Association (Sheffield) Ltd
Wamtec
Ward & McHugh
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Ward Hadaway Solicitors
Ward Homes Ltd
Wardell Armstrong
Waterford Properties Ltd
Wates Homes Ltd
Waystone Limited
WBH Developments Ltd
Weatherall, Green and Smith
West One
West Sheffield Primary Care Trust
West View Residents Association
Westbury Homes (Holdings) Ltd
Westfield Contributory Health Scheme
Westminster Tenants & Residents Association
Westwood Knowles Design
Whirlow Hall Farm Trust
Wilbys
Wild Bennett Homes Ltd
William Davies Homes
William Sutton Residents Association
William Sutton Trust
Wilson Bowden Properties
Winn Gardens TARA
Wisewood TARA
With Management Co Ltd
Wogman & Partners
Womens' National Commission
Wood Frampton Consultants Ltd
Woodcraft Folk
Woodhouse Adult Education Centre
Woodhouse Natural History Club
Woodhouse Washlands & YWT
Woodland Trust
World Development Movement
World Wide Fund for Nature Supports Group
Worrall Environment Group
Wortley Construction Ltd
Wright Investments
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WSP Development
Yemeni Refugee Organisation
Yorkshire & Humber Tourist Board
Yorkshire Electricity Group plc
Yorkshire and Humber Regional Assembly
Yorkshire Forward
Yorkshire Gardens Trust
Yorkshire Housing
Yorkshire Land Ltd
Yorkshire Naturalist Union
Yorkshire Otters & Rivers Project
Yorkshire Planning Aid
Yorkshire Rural Community Council
Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkshire Water Services
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Young Children Service
Younger Homes Northern Ltd
Youth Association of South Yorkshire
YWCA
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Appendix 4
Emerging Options Consultation Schedules (individual comments
and the Council’s responses)
This appendix is available on the website as a separate PDF file.
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Appendix 5
Consultation Report for Submission (on the Preferred and
Additional Options)
This appendix is available on the website as a separate file. In the paper
version this appendix is available as a separate document.
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Appendix 6 Core Strategy Preferred Options Proposals Matters and Public
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PUBLIC NOTICE
SHEFFIELD DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK:
Pre-submission public consultation: Core Strategy Preferred Options development plan
document
Notice under Regulation 26 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Development)
(England) Regulations 2004
The Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 introduced new arrangements for
development planning. Under this new system, Sheffield’s Unitary Development Plan (UDP)
will eventually be replaced by a local development framework. Sheffield’s local development
framework will be known as the Sheffield Development Framework (SDF). The legislation
requires the SDF to include a Core Strategy development plan document.
The Council wishes to invite comments from people and organisations on the Preferred
Options for the Core Strategy.
Proposed title of the document
Sheffield Development Framework: Core Strategy
Proposed Subject Matter
The Core Strategy provides the overall vision, aims,
objectives and spatial policies for the development of
Sheffield in the next 15 years. The Core Strategy,
when adopted, will set out the overarching spatial
framework for development within the City for the
period 2006 – 2021 and subsequent development plan
documents will have to conform to this. A
Sustainability Appraisal Report on the Core Strategy
Preferred Options is also available for public
consultation.
Area
The Core Strategy covers the entire metropolitan district of
Sheffield except for that part which lies within the Peak
District National Park.
Consultation period within Comments are invited during the consultation period
which representations on the
commencing on 27th February 2006 and concluding at
Draft Core Strategy to be made
5.30pm on 10th April 2006.
in accordance with Regulation
27 (2)(a)
Address to which consultation Comments are encouraged on the provided representation
responses must be sent in
forms, to be returned to:
accordance with
Regulation 27(2)(b)
by post:
SDF Team, Development Services, Howden
House
55
1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH
by hand
First Point reception
Howden House (address as above)
via email: sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Please send your comments on the Core Strategy
Preferred Options to reach us by no later than 5.30pm
on 10 April 2006.
If you need any advice or assistance please telephone
(0114) 273 4212 or e-mail sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Notification of
and adoption
examination Any representations that you make may be accompanied
by a request to be notified at a specified address that
the Core Strategy has been submitted to the Secretary
of State for independent examination under section 20
of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004,
and of its future adoption. Please let us know if you
wish to be notified.
Where and when the public The Core Strategy Preferred Options and supporting
can inspect the document
documents are available for public inspection or
downloading on the Sheffield City Council website at
www.sheffield.gov.uk.
Copies can be inspected at the following places from
Monday 27th February 2006:
 First Point reception at Howden House, Union
Street, Sheffield (open Monday to Friday between
8.30am and 5.30pm)
 Local First Point at The Mall, Hillsborough Barracks
Shopping Centre, Langsett Road, Sheffield (open
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm)
 Local First Point at Chambers Court, Station Road,
Chapeltown (open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm)
 Sheffield Library Branches, including the local
studies section of the Central Library (during their
normal opening times).
David Curtis
Director of Development Services
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Appendix 7A Letter to Statutory Bodies dated on 14 February 2006
DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND LEISURE
Development Services
Director: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield  S1 2SH
ben.benest@sheffield.gov.uk
Fax: (0114) 273 6204
Officer: Ben Benest
Ref: FAP/BB/242.4/CW
Tel: (0114) 2734212
Date: 14 February 2006
Address
Dear Sir / Madam
Sheffield Development Framework
Core Strategy: Preferred Options
The Sheffield Development Framework or ‘SDF’ is the City’s forthcoming set
of new plans and planning guidance. You may be aware that we consulted on
the Emerging Options for the Core Strategy last summer. We have now
reached the stage where we are consulting formally on the Core Strategy:
Preferred Options alongside consulting informally on the Emerging Options
for the City Policies, City Sites and Proposals Map.
Please find enclosed a copy of the Core Strategy: Preferred Options, the
associated Key Diagram and the Notice of Proposals Matters. We will be
writing to you again before the end of February and sending you weblinks
and/or copies of the Sustainability Appraisal Report, Consultation Report, and
the Emerging Options for the City Policies, City Sites and Proposals Map.
Under Regulations of the Town and County Planning (Local Government)
(England) Regulations 2004 the Council is required to consult your
organisation on these documents and would welcome any comments you
have on them. The consultation period runs from 27 February to 10 April
2006. We expect all documents to be published on the Council’s website from
27 February (see weblink below).
You can send us your views on these documents in a number of ways. You
can download a comment form from the Council website and then e-mail or
post it to us. Alternatively, you can send your comments by email or write to
us (see contact details below).
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There will be a City Conference about the SDF on Wednesday 15 March
2006 (starting at 9.30 am) at Ponds Forge on Sheaf Street. The conference is
aimed at involving representatives of organisations1. If you would like to
attend the Conference please telephone or email us to register and we will
send you an agenda.
I hope that you find the Core Strategy: Preferred Options worth considering
and look forward to receiving your comments.
Please send us your comments to reach us no later than Monday 10 April
2006.
If you need any further advice or information please do not hesitate to
contact us.
Yours faithfully
Ben Benest
Principal Planning Officer
Forward and Area Planning
SDF Contact Details
SDF Hotline: 0114 273 4212
Email: sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Postal Address: SDF Team, Development Services, Howden House,
1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH.
SDF Weblink:
www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-and-citydevelopment/planning-documents/sdf/consultation-on-the-sdf
Alternative formats If you would like a copy of this letter or another
document in large print, audio format, Braille, on computer disk, or in a
language other than English please contact us (see above contact
details).
1
Organisations include companies, businesses, associations, groups, agencies, public /
private / voluntary / community bodies
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Appendix 7B Letter to the four statutory environment bodies dated on 28 Feb
2006
DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND LEISURE
Development Services
Director: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield  S1 2SH
ben.benest@sheffield.gov.uk
Fax: (0114) 273 5002
Officer: Ben Benest
Ref: FAP/BB/242.4/CW
Tel: (0114) 273 4212
Date: 28 February 2006
Dear Sir / Madam
Sheffield Development Framework – Sustainability Appraisal Report
The Sheffield Development Framework or ‘SDF’ is the City’s forthcoming set
of new plans and planning guidance. We have now reached the stage where
we are consulting formally on the Core Strategy: Preferred Options
alongside consulting informally on the Emerging Options for the City
Policies, City Sites and Proposals Map.
We now have pleasure in enclosing the Sustainability Appraisal Report on
the Core Strategy Preferred Options.
Under Regulations of the Town and County Planning (Local Government)
(England) Regulations 2004 the Council is required to consult your
organisation on these documents and would welcome any comments you
have on them. The consultation period runs from 27 February to 10 April
2006.
Please note that all of the SDF documents have been published on the
Council’s website (see weblink overleaf).
You can send us your views on these documents in a number of ways. You
can download a comment form from the Council website and then e-mail or
post it to us. Alternatively, you can send your comments by email or write to
us (see contact details overleaf).
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I hope that you find the Sustainability Appraisal Report worth considering and
look forward to receiving your comments. Please send us your comments to
reach us no later than Monday 10 April 2006.
If you need any further advice or information please do not hesitate to
contact us.
Yours faithfully
Ben Benest
Principal Planning Officer
Forward and Area Planning
SDF Contact Details
SDF Hotline: 0114 273 4212
Email: sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Postal Address: SDF Team, Development Services, Howden House,
1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH.
SDF Weblink:
www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-and-citydevelopment/planning-documents/sdf/consultation-on-the-sdf
Alternative formats If you would like a copy of this letter or another
document in large print, audio format, Braille, on computer disk, or in a
language other than English please contact us (see above contact
details).
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Appendix 7C Letter to general SDF consultees dated on 10 Feb 2007
DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND LEISURE
Development Services
Director: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield  S1 2SH
ben.benest@sheffield.gov.uk
Fax: (0114) 273 6204
Officer: Ben Benest
Ref: FAP/BB/242.4/CW
Tel: (0114) 2734212
Date: 10 February 2006
«Con_Title» «Con_FName» «Con_LName»
«OrgName»
«Add1»
«Add2»
«Add3»
«Town» «PCode»
Dear Sir / Madam
Sheffield Development Framework
The Sheffield Development Framework or ‘SDF’ is the City’s forthcoming set
of new plans and planning guidance. You may be aware that we consulted on
the Emerging Options for the Core Strategy last summer. We have now
reached the stage where we are consulting formally on the Core Strategy:
Preferred Options alongside consulting informally on the Emerging Options
for the City Policies, City Sites and Proposals Map. Enclosed with this
letter you will find a newsletter that briefly introduces each of these documents
and highlights some of the key proposals.
You are on our mailing list of contacts for the SDF either because you have
expressed interest in the city’s development plan, or because we need to
consult your organisation.
We would welcome your views on any or all of the above documents. The
consultation period runs from 27 February to 10 April 2006. From 27
February onwards, all documents can be viewed or downloaded on the
Council’s website:
www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-and-city-development/planningdocuments/sdf
Reference copies are available (from 27 February onwards) at First Points at
Howden House (1 Union Street in the City Centre), Chapeltown (Station
Road) and Hillsborough (in the Barracks). Copies are also available at all
Sheffield Library Branches, including the local studies section of the Central
Library. If you are unable to visit one of these facilities and do not have
access to the internet then please contact the SDF Team (see contact details
below) and copies will be made available to you.
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We are making presentations about the SDF to Area Panels and other public
meetings during March-April. Each of these events will be an opportunity for
people to ask questions about and discuss these new documents. For dates,
times and venues for these public meetings please look on the Council’s
website.
There will also be a City Conference about the SDF on Wednesday 15
March 2006 (starting at 9.30 am) at Ponds Forge on Sheaf Street. The
conference is aimed at involving representatives of organisations. If you
would like to attend the Conference please telephone or email us (see contact
details below) to register and we will send you an agenda.
You can send us your views on these documents in a number of ways. You
can download a comment form from the Council website and then e-mail or
post it to us. Alternatively, you can send your comments by email or write to
us (see contact details below). Please send us your comments to reach us no
later than Monday 10 April 2006.
If you need any further advice or information please do not hesitate to contact
us.
Yours faithfully
Ben Benest
Principal Planning Officer
Forward and Area Planning
Appendix
8 List
of consultees in the Preferred Option consultation
SDF Contact
Details
SDF Hotline: 0114 273 4212
Email: sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Postal Address: SDF Team, Development Services, Howden House,
1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH.
SDF Weblink:
www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/planning-and-citydevelopment/planning-documents/sdf/consultation-on-the-sdf
Alternative formats If you would like a copy of this letter or another
document in large print, audio format, Braille, on computer disk, or in a
language other than English please contact us (see above contact
details).
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Appendix 8 List of consultees in the Preferred option consultation
Individuals:
Mr
Emad
Mr/s
Ahmed
Armitage
Mr
Peter Robin
Ashley
Mr
Philip
Ashton
Mr
Simon
Athey
Mr
David
Bale
Ms
Margaret A
Bamford
Mr
Richard
Banks
Mr
Trevor
Barber
Dr
Mike
Barker
Mr
Kenneth
Basilio
Mr
David
Beamer
Mr
Stuart
Bennett
Mr
G
Bensa
Mr
Oliver
Bensdorf
Mr
Steve
Bernard
Miss
Helen F
Berry
Mr
Berry
Ms
TE
Bingham
Mr
Nigel
Bird
Mr
Philip
Birks
JR
Birtwhistle
Adam
Blacklock
MJ
Bland
Miss
Louise
Bleasdale
Mr
Graham
Blincow
Mr
Mr
Bloor
Dr
Aubrey
Blumsohn
Mr
Pete
Bowler
Cllr
Janet
Bragg
Mr
Ernest
Brewin
Mr
David
Brittain
Mr
Edward
Buckingham
Mr
David
Burgin
Mrs
KR
Burrows-Smith
Mr
Richard
Butcher
Dr
Peter
Casapieri
Mrs
Rita
Castle
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Mr
John
Chapman
Mrs
Janet
Chapman
Ms
Wendy
Chapman
Mrs
Caroline
Chappell
Mr
Brian
Charnock
Mrs
Maureen
Childe
Mr
Paul
Clarke
Mrs
Mavis
Clarke
Mr
Ron
Clayton
Nick
Clegg
Mr
Michael
Coffey
Mr/s
Pam and Graham Coleman
Prof
Ian
Cooke
Mr
Bill
Cooper
Mr
Martin
Copley
Mr
R
Copley
Mr
John
Corker
Mr
Frank
Coupe
Mr
John
Courage
Mr
John M
Cox
Mrs
Janet
Crowther
Mr
Jeremy
Curtis
Mr
Mike
Daniels
Mridula
Davda
Mr
Stephen
Dawson
Mrs
P
Dent
Mr/s
Denton
Mr
Antony
Dewar
Mr
Martin
Dodd
Mrs
Joyce M
Draycott
Mr
G
Driver
Mr
Kieran
Durkin
Mrs
CA
Eccles
Mr
JR
Eddowes
Mrs
Teresa
Edmeades
Ms
Maureen
Edwards
W. A.
Emsley
Mrs
Margaret
Evans and family
Mrs
Yvette
Exell
Mrs
E
Eyre
Miss
Edith
Fawcett
Mr
Stephen
Ferris-Earner
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Mr
Mark
Flather
Mr
RJ
Flint
M and G
Fowler
Mr
Duncan
Froggatt
Ms
Maria
Garcia
JR
Garfitt
Mr
Shane
Garrity
Mr
J
Gill
Mr
Steve
Glossop
Mr
B
Glossop
Mr
Richard
Godley
Steve
Goodacre
Dr
Elizabeth
Goyder
Ms
Edith
Grayson
E
Green
Christine
Gunby
Peter
Hammond
Mrs
Mr/s
Hand
Mr
Brian
Hanson
Mrs
Mary
Hardie
Mr/s
Hardy
Mrs
Lynne
Harling
Mr
NE
Harper
Mr
L
Harris
Mr/s
M and S and R
Harrison
Mr
Peter
Hartley
Mr
Robert
Hawkins
Mr
Roger
Hebblethwaite
Mr/s
D&H
Helliwell
Ms
Phyllis
Hibberd
Mr
DF
Hibberd
Ms
Shirley
Higgins
Mrs
Janet
Hilbert
Mr
John Richard
Hill
Mr/s
E
Hinchliffe
Mr
Paul
Hind
Mrs
Kathleen
Hogg
Mr
H.
Holland
Cllr
Anthony
Holmes
Mr
Peter
Holt
Ms
Florence
Hopkins
Mrs
Andrea
Hopkinson
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Mr
J.
Howell
Ms
Debra
Hughes
Mr
Alex
Hunt
Mrs
Alison
Hunter
Ms
Gulnaz
Hussain
Mr
D
Hutchinson
Mrs
Ethel
Ibbotson
Mrs
Jo
Ingold
Mr
Reuben
Irving
Dr
Barrie
Jervis
Prof
M
Jones
Mr
Christopher
Jowle
Ms
Lisa
Judson
Mr
Eric
Kalman
C
Keefe
Ms
Debra
Kingham
Mr
Jim
Lafferty
Mrs
Mary
Lidster
Mrs
FC
Lindley
Mr
Barrie
Lockwood
Mr
TW
Lodge
Mr
GC
Lowe
Dr
Fatima
Mahdizadeh-Saraj
Mr
L
Markham
Mrs
Kathleen
Martin
Mr
Daniel
Massey
Mr
Tony
Maxted
James
McKay
Mr
Roger
Mercer
Ms
Kathleen
Merry
Mrs
Sara
Millard
Ms
Brenda
Molnar
Mr
Rowan
Moorwood
Mr
Hugh
Munro
Dr
K
Newton
Mrs
Jean
Newton
The
Occupier
Ms
Sarah
Pape
Dr
Dennis
Parker
Mr
Craig
Parkinson
Mrs
Nikki
Parkinson
Ms
Jenny
Patient
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Mr
Derek
Paul
Ms
Emma
Pearce
Mr
Christopher
Pennell
Dr
Chris
Perring
P
Pitts
Mr
Plain
Mr
Laurie
Platt
Mrs
Sylvia
Plews
Ms
Rosalind
Powell
Mrs
Carol
Pugsley
Mr
Mohammed
Rafiq
Mrs
Denise
Reaney
Mrs
P
Rejent
Miss
Susan
Richardson
Miss
Sandra
Rickett
Mr/s
Robinson
Mrs
Heather
Rotherham
Mr
Shaun
Rumbelow
Mr
Julian
Sainsbury
Mr
Peter
Sheldon
AJ and EJ
Smith
Mr/s
Snook
Mr
John
Somers
Mr
Robert
Spooner
Mrs
Margaret
Spriggs
Ms
Melanie
Steer
Mr
DR
Stephens
Mr
Roger
Stevenson
Ms
Ros
Stokes
Mr
Robin
Story
Mrs
Penny
Strawbridge
Mr
Darvil
Styles
Mrs
JE
Swannack
Mr
Eric
Swift
Marika
Szabo
Mrs
Maureen
Tanner
Ms
R
Tanner
Rev
J
Tebbutt
Mr
R
Thawley
Mr
Kevin J
Thompson
Mr
John
Thornton
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Mr
Rob
Unwin
Mr
John
Vardy
Mrs
Sally
Vardy
Mr
John P
Walker
Mr
Malcolm
Walker
Mr
Cliff
Walsingham
Mr
Ian
Wasnidge
Mr
Charles
Watson
Ms
H
Webb
Mr
Jonathan
Webster
Mr
Alan
Wellings
GR
Wells
Mr
John
Wenninger
Mr
Martin
Whelan
Dr
Julie
White
Mr
Frank
White
Helen and Mark
Whitehouse
Lisa
Wilkinson
Philippa
Willits
John
Wood
Mrs
Penelope
Woodcock
Mrs
H
Woolley
Mrs
Maureen
Wright
Mr
Martin
Wyatt
Miss
Organisations:
A & E Transport Limited
A C Lloyd (Builders) Ltd
A W G Construction Services Ltd
AA Homes
Abbey Developments Ltd
Abbeydale Gospel Hall Trust
Abbeydale Picture House Trust Ltd
Abbeyfield Park
Abbeyland Properties Ltd
Access Staintons
Ackroyd and Abbott (Homes) Ltd
Acorn Design and Build Ltd
Action Housing
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Activity Sheffield
Adams Holmes Associates
Addy/Martin/Oxford Street Maisonettes TARA
Agewell
AIG Property
Alchemy Workers Co-operative
Alexandra Road Gardens United
Allahi Mosque and Cultural Centre
Allen Homes
Allen Tod Architecture Ltd
Allsum
Anchor Housing Association
Anchor Trust
Andrew Bennett
Andrew Martin Associates
Andrews Estate Agents
Ansells
Anston Conservation Society
Antony Hill
Anvil Homes Ltd
Apple Homes Ltd
Arbourthorne Home for Learning Disabilities
Arches Housing Ltd
Arena
Argent Group plc
Artserve
ARUP
ARUP
ASDA Stores Limited
Ashtenne Holdings plc
Ashton Thomas Developments Ltd
Asian Old Peoples Caring Society
Asian Welfare Association
Aston cum Aughton Parish Council
Aston Footpath Walkers
Atis Real Weatheralls Ltd
Attercliffe and Darnall Community Enterprises
69
Babtie Group
Bangladesh Allaya Mosque
Bangladesh Citizen's Neighbourhood Welfare Project
Bangladesh Literacy Campaign
Bangladesh Neighbourhood Womens' Group/Boys Youth
Bangladesh Neighbourhood Young Girls Group
Bangladesh Welfare Association
Bangladeshi Community Action Group
Bangladeshi Community Development Group
Bangladeshi Mohila Lunch Club & Cultural Organisat
Bangladeshi Women Association/Training Group
Bangladeshi Womens Youth Club
Banister Bros & Co Ltd
Banner Homes Group plc
Barbers
Barnes & Hill Development
Barnsley Canal Group
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
Barratt Homes
Barton Kendal
Barton Willmore Planning - Northern
Basegreen Tenants Association
Batemoor New Tenants & Residents Association
Baxter Philips
BCAF Buildings Group
BCDPSY
BE Group
Beauchief Environment Group
Beauchief Homes
Beechcroft Homes
Beighton Community Centre
Bell Development Company Ltd
Bell Property Management
Bellway Homes
Ben Bailey Homes Ltd
Benfield ATT Ltd
Bennett & Robertson
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Berwin Leighton Paysner
BGP Planning
Black Community Forum
Block County Properties Ltd
Bloor Holdings Limited
Blue Sky Planning
Blundells
BME Womens Forum
Bole Hill Improvement Group
Bolewatch
Bolsterstone Community Group
Boonedam Ltd
Border Commercial
BOSSY
Bovis Homes Limited
Bowey Homes
BPM UK Limited
Bradfield Parish Council
Bradway Action Group
Bradway Neighbourhood Watch
Brecker Grossmith
Brinsworth Parish Council
Britannia Business Sales
British Deer Society
British Land Ltd
British Oxygen
British Red Cross
British Telecom
British Trust For Conservation Volunteers
British Waterways Board
British Wind Energy Association
Brompton Park Properties Ltd
Broomhall Park Association
Broomhill Action Neighbourhood Group
Brown Homes Ltd
Brownhill Vickers & Platts
BT Cellnet
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Building Group
Burnett Planning & Developments Ltd
Burngreave New Deal for Communities
Burngreave Problem Busters
Business in the Community
Business Link Sheffield
Business Link South Yorkshire
Businesses for Sale plc
Bussey and Armstrong Homes
C E Strickland
Caddick Developments
Cala Homes (Yorkshire) Ltd
Calor Gas Ltd
Campaign for Real Ale Limited
Campaign to Protect Rural England PD&SY Branch
Campbell & Co
Campbell Homes
Canal Users Group
Capitec
Caricks Commercial Property Consultants
Carillion Development Management
Carr Gomm
Carter Jonas
Castledine TARA
Catcliffe Parish Council
CB Richard Ellis
CDC2020 plc
Chafford Hundred Ltd
Challenger Tyres & Exhausts
Champion Hire Ltd
Chapel Green Conservation
Charles Church (Yorkshire)
Charles Church North East
Charterhouse Advertising & Marketing Ltd
Chase and Partners
Chase Builders
Cheracord Ltd
72
Chesterfield Borough Council
Chesterton
Chevin Housing Group
Childrens Hospital Trust
Children's Voices
Chris Hart Business Sales Ltd
Christian Peoples Alliance Party
Christie & Co
Chrystal Bros Stott & Kerruish Ltd
Churches Together in Sheffield
City Centre Forum
City Estates
City Living
Civil Aviation Authority
Claremont Hospital
Clarke and Simpson
Clayfield Construction Ltd
Cleverwork (Barnsley) Ltd
Cliff Walsingham and Company
Clough Development Ltd
Cluttons
Coal Authority
Colin Buchanan and Partners
Colliers CRE
Colliers CRE
Commercial Estates Group
Commercial Relocation Consultants
Commission for Architecture & the Built Environmen
Commission for Racial Equality
Community Action in the Rural Environment
Community Health NHS Trust
Community North Forum
Comproperty
Confederation of British Industry
Conneely Tribe
Conservation & Historial Society
Conservative Disability Group
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Conservative Disability Group
Conway Relf
Cooper Lawrence Ltd
Core Commercial
Cosmopolitan Homes Ltd
Cot-age Workshop
Country Land & Business Association
Countryside Agency
Countryside Properties (Northern) Ltd
Countryside Properties (Northern) Ltd
County Business Sales Ltd
County Homes
Courtfield Developments Ltd
Cowley Court (Chapeltown) Management Ltd
Crapper & Haigh
Create Real Estate
Creative Partnerships
Crest Nicholson Residential (South East Ltd)
Crookes & Walkley Tenants Association
Crookes Residents Association
Crosby Homes (North West) Ltd
Crossland Otter Hunt
Crosspool Forum
Crown Park Consultants Ltd
Cultural Industries Quarter Agency
Cushman and Wakefield Healey and Baker
Dalton Warner Davies
Darnall & Attercliffe Asian Mens Luncheon Club
David Lewis & Co
David Lock Associates
David Walker Chartered Surveyors
David Wilson Homes (Northern)
DBA Management
DBS Managed Offices
Deeley Homes Ltd
Deenside Management Ltd
Department for Education & Employment
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Department of Health
Department of Trade & Industry
Depol Associates
Derbyshire Countryside Service
Derbyshire County Council
Deriaz Slater Commercial
Derwent Living
Design Aim Ltd
Developers Forum
Development Education Centre (South Yorkshire)
Development Land and Planning
Development Planning Partnership
Devonshire Quarter Community Association
Diocese of Hallam Pastoral Centre
Dixon Porter Ltd
Dixon Webb
DLA
Don Valley Railway Ltd
Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council
Dore and Totley Golf Club
Dore and Totley Labour Party
Dore Village Society
Dovey Estates Ltd
DPDS Consulting Group
Drake & Partners
Dransfield Properties Ltd
Drivas Jonas
Dronfield Town Council
DTZ Pieda Consulting
E J Waterhouse & Sons Ltd
Earth Tech Engineering Ltd
Earth Tech Engineering Ltd
East End Quality of Life Initiative
East Midlands Development Agency
Ecclesfield Conservation Group
Ecclesfield Parish Council
Eckington Parish Council
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Edmund Kirby
Edward Street Flats TARA
EEF Sheffield
Elden Minns & Co Ltd
Elite Management
Energy Environment
English Churches Housing Group
English Heritage
English Nature
English Partnerships
Entec
Environment Agency
Environment Agency North East Region
Environmental Advice Centre
Equity Housing Group
Essex Industrial Developments
EUAC
Fairclough Homes Ltd
Fairgrove Homes Ltd
Farren Estate Co Ltd
Federation of Yorkshire Sport
Fenwood Development Ltd
Fernie Greaves
Field & Sons
Fieldfare Trust
Fife Street TARA
Filipino Women's Group (Sheffield)
Finders-Seekers
Firshill Tenants & Residents Association
First Mainline
Firth Park Community College
Five Weirs Walk Trust
Fleurets
Flower Estate TARA
Focus
Fordham Research Ltd
Forestry Commission
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Forum House
Fourth Avenue Estates Ltd
Foxhill Forum
Foxhill TARA
Fred A Lodge & Sons Ltd
Freight Transport Association
Friends of Blake Street Nature Park
Friends of Brincliffe Edge Wood
Friends of Colley Park
Friends of General Cemetery
Friends of Gleadless Common
Friends of Graves Park
Friends of Grenoside Woodlands
Friends of Heeley & Meersbrook Allotments
Friends of Heeley Churchyard
Friends of High Hazels Park
Friends of Lynwood Gardens
Friends of Millhouses Park
Friends of Porter Valley
Frogmore Estates Ltd
Fuller Peiser
Fulwood Branch Labour Party
G B E Estates
G F Singleton & Co
G Howell & Son Ltd
G L Hearn Planning
Gaia Watch
Garner and Sons
General Aviation Awareness Council
Genesis Medical Pre Installations Ltd
George Moss & Sons Ltd
George Salter & Sons Ltd
George Wimpey Homes
George Wimpey Strategic Land
Gerald Duniec Chartered Surveyors
Gerald Wood Homes Ltd
GL Hearn
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Glass Recycling Ltd
Gleadless Valley Wildlife Group
Gleeson
Gleeson Homes
Gleeson Regeneration
GMW Estates Ltd
Goat Nutrition Ltd
Gordon Campbell
Gorilla Cinema
Gough Planning Services
Government Office for Yorkshire & the Humber
Granny's Gang
Grantside Developments Ltd
Great Central Developments
Green City Action
Green Estate Ltd
Green Party Sheffield
Greenbelt Group Ltd
Greenhill Bradway Tenants and Community Assoc
Greenpeace
Grenoside Conservation Society
Grenoside Village Plan and Design Statement Group
Grenoside Wed. Wayfarers
Grimesthorpe Residents Association
Grosvenor Securities Ltd
Groundwork Sheffield
Group Methodist Homes for the Aged
Gumshoe Associates
GVA Grimley
H J Banks & Co Ltd
Habinteg Housing Association Ltd
Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson
Halbren Homes Ltd
Hallam Historic Buildings
Hallam Land Management Ltd
Hammerson plc
Handsworth Community Forum
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Hanover Housing Association
Harcourt Road Residents
Harcourt Road Watch
Hardys and Hansons
Harewood Housing Association
Hargreaves Property Development
Harron Homes (Yorkshire) Ltd
Hartnell Taylor Cook
Hartshead Square Developments Ltd
Hartwell PLC
Harvey Ingram LLP
Haslam Homes Ltd
Haymarket Directories Ltd
HDG Ltd
Health & Safety Executive
Heathrow Property Ltd
Heeley City Farm
Heeley Development Trust
Heeley Green Party
Helios Properties Plc
Henderson Homes Ltd
Henry Boot Developments
Hepher Dixon Ltd
High Green Community Forum
High Green Development Trust Ltd
Higham and Co
Highfield Tenants & Residents Association
Highland Solicitors Property Centre Ltd
Highways Agency
Hillreed Homes
Hillsborough Community Development Trust
Hillsborough Park Regeneration Project
HLM Architects
HM Prison Service
Hoburne Development Co Ltd
Hogg The Builder (York)
Holland Estates (Blandford) Ltd
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Holmesfield Parish Council
Home Builders Federation
Home Housing Association
Home Office
Houghton Grear
Housing 21
Housley & Co
HOW Commercial Planning Advisers
HSBC Bank plc
Hulbert Group International Power Presses
Hunshelf Ltd
Hunshelf Parish Council
Hunster Consulting LLC
Hurst Warne Ltd
Hutchinson 3G UK Ltd
Hydra Clarkson
I D Planning
I P M Land Securities Ltd
Idealestate
IMBY
Infield Lane Allotment Society
Inland Waterways Association
Insignia Richard Ellis
Institute of Directors
Investates Developments Ltd
Irwin Mitchell Solicitors
J A B Short Ltd
J P C Commercial Services Ltd
J S Bloor (Measham) Ltd
Jaguar Estates Ltd
Jefferson Sheard Architects (UK) Ltd
Jennings Homes
John De Stefano & Co Ltd
John Dixon Developments
John Eaton Almhouse
John G Dean
John Harding (Construction) Ltd
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John Lewis Properties
John Lewis Sheffield
Johnnie Johnson Housing Trust Ltd
Jones and Co Chartered Surveyors
Jones Brothers Weston Rhyn Ltd
Jones Homes (Northern) Ltd
Jones Lang LaSalle
Jordanthorpe Tenants and Residents Association
Joseph Adamson (Hyde) Ltd
JTS Partnership
Jubo Shanga
JVH Town Planning
Kass Homes Ltd
Kavanaghs
KDR Construction
Kebbell Development Ltd
Keepmoat Partnerships Ltd
Kevin Oliver
Killamarsh Parish Council
King Sturge
Kings Oak Homes
Kitchen La Frenais Morgan
KJD
Knight Frank
Knight Frank
Koopmans
Krayburn Associates Ltd
KRN Developments Ltd
L & D Properties Ltd
Lafarge Aggregates Ltd
Lai Yin Association
Lambert Smith Hampton
Landmark Information Group Ltd
Landtask
Lane Walker
Langsett & Walkley Community Association
Langsett Parish Council
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Lansdowne TARA
Lattice Property Holdings Ltd
Lavender Investments Ltd
Layer Associates
Learning and Skills Council South Yorkshire
Lewis and Hickey Planning
Lexington Payne Homes Ltd
Leyline Developments Ltd
Liberal Democrat Group
Lidl UK
Linden Homes North West Limited
Living Streets
London & Regional & Counties
London Property UK
Longhurst Housing Association
Longley Organised Community Association Limited
Lovell Johns
Lovells Partnerships
Low Edges Environmental Group
Lower Stannington Community Forum
Lowry Homes PLC
Loxley Valley Design Statement
Loxley Valley Protection Society
Loxley Village Community Forum
Madina Mosque
Magnus Ltd
Makki Mosque Organisation
Malcolm Judd and Partners
Manchester Methodist Housing
Manor & Castle Development Trust
Mappin Planing and Development
Marden Homes plc
Markazi Mosque & Islamic Centre
Marrons
Martin/Oxford Street TARA
Matrix
Mayfield Environmental Education Centre
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Mayfield Fulwood Ltd
McCarthy and Stone
McCormick Properties
McDermott Developments Ltd
MCP Planning
Meadowhall Centre Ltd
Meersbrook Tenants & Residents Association
Mental Health Action Group Sheffield
MEPC Ltd
Merlin Estate Management Ltd
Merryland Properties Ltd
Mersea Homes Ltd
Metropolitan Homes Ltd
Michael Rogers
Midland Mainline
Midsummer Estates Ltd
Miller Homes
Millhouse Animal Sanctuary
Millwood Designer Homes
Ministry of Defence
Mir Properties
Mitchell & Partners Ltd
MMHA
Mobile Operators Association
Monaghans Cost Management Consultants
Montague Evans
Moody Homes
Moor Traders Association
Moorfield Developments
Morgan Smith
Morris Homes (East Midlands) Ltd
Morrison Construction Services Limited
Mosborough Village Action Group
Moss Valley Wildlife Group
Mott MacDonald
Mountcity Investments Ltd
Multilingual City Forum
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MVM Planning Ltd.
Nashayman HA
Nathaniel Lichfield and Partners
National Assembly of Women
National Farmers Union NE Region
National Grid
National Playing Fields Association
National Probation Service
National Trust
Necton Management Ltd
Neighbourhoods
Nether Edge Neighbourhood Group
Netherthorpe and Upperthorpe Community Alliance
Network Rail
New Era Housing Association
Nick Franks and Associates
NOMAD
Nordeer (UK) Ltd
Norfolk Park Development Trust
North Area Regenerationship Partnership
North British Housing Association
North Cheshire Housing Association
North Country Homes Group
North East Derbyshire District Council
North East Sheffield Conservation Group
North East Sheffield Trust
North East Waterway Recovery Group
North Sheffield Disabled Group
North Sheffield Primary Care Trust
North Square Properties (UK) Ltd
Northern Counties Housing Association
Northern Services Ltd
Norton College
Norton Newman Investments Ltd
Notun Bangla United Group
O2 (UK) Limited
Oceanic Estates Ltd
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OFFER
Office of Government Commerce
Office Search (Patmore Commercial Ltd)
Old Greenhill/Chancet Wood Tenants & Residents Ass
Old Moor Wetland Centre
One to One Personal Communications Ltd
Onyx Sheffield Ltd
Orange PCS Ltd
Orchard Homes and Developments Ltd
Orgreave Parish Council
Orion Homes
Oughtibridge Millenium Group
Oughtibridge Village Community Association
Outline Properties Ltd
Paces Sheffield
Padley Housing
Pakistan Advice
Pakistan Friends League
Pakistan Muslim Advice Centre
Palmera Properties
Panther Securities plc
Parks Woodlands and Countryside
Parkwood Group Ltd
Parson Cross Anti-Litter Group
Patrick Crapper & Son
Paul & Company
Paul Daniel Chartered Surveyors
pcp Architects Ltd
Peacock and Smith
Peak and Northern Footpaths Society
Peak District National Park Authority
Pedal Pushers
Pedestrians Forum
Peel Holdings
Pegasus Retirement Homes Ltd
Persimmon Homes
Peter Brett Associates
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Phoenix House
Pitsmoor Youth Housing Trust
Places for People
Plas Newton Estates Ltd
Plot of Gold
Polish Catholic Centre
Polish Consulate
Polish Ex-Servicemens Club
Ponderosa Environment Group
Porter Brook Trust
Portford Homes
Portland Homes plc
Post Office Property Holdings
Powerpoint Construction
Praxis
Priory Developments (Sheffield) Ltd
Property Market Analysis
Propertymall
Provincial House Group plc
Pullan Developments
Pygott Crone
RPP
RAE Watson Development Surveyors
Rail Freight Group
Railway Housing Association & Benefit Fund
Ramblers' Association
Ramblers' Association
Ranmoor Preservation Society
Rapleys
Rebuild
Reclaim
Redrow Homes (Yorkshire) Ltd
Refugee Housing Association
Refugee Housing Association Ltd
Religious Society of Friends
Renaissance South Yorkshire
Residents of Underwood Rd, Scarsdale Road
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Rialto Homes
Rice Homes
Richard Cooper Chartered Surveyors
Rivelin Valley Conservation Group
Robert Barry & Co
Robert Fraser & Partners Ltd
Roger Tym and Partners
Roots 'n' Shoots
Roth Associates
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council
Royal British Legion
Royal Mail Group PLC
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
Royds Community Association
RPS PLC
Rural Development Commission
S & D Brookes (Buildes) Ltd
S H A Building Works Ltd
S J W Homes Ltd
Salmon & Trout Association
Salvation Army Housing Association
Sanctuary
Sanctuary Housing Association
Sanderson Weatherall
Savills
Schools & Homes Energy Education
Scott Burridge Chick
Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick & Co Ltd
Seddon Homes Ltd
SESKU Environment Group
Severn Trent Water
Sharman Homes
Sharrow Community Forum
Sharrow Employers Forum
Sharrow Stakeholders
Sheba Yemeni Charity
Sheffield 50+
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Sheffield Allotments and Leisure Gardens Federatio
Sheffield and District Afro-Caribbean Community As
Sheffield and District Parks Bowling Association
Sheffield Association for Environment Education
Sheffield Bird Study Group
Sheffield Business Park
Sheffield Campaign for Access to Moorland (SCAM)
Sheffield Care Trust
Sheffield Cathedral Development Campaign
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Sheffield Children's Scrapstore
Sheffield Chinese Christian Church
Sheffield Chinese Community Centre
Sheffield City Airport Ltd
Sheffield City Council
Sheffield College
Sheffield Conservation Advisory Group
Sheffield Conservation Volunteers
Sheffield Co-operative Society Ltd
Sheffield Diocesan Board of Finance
Sheffield Disability Housing Service
Sheffield District and Durga Puja Committee
Sheffield Environmental Consortium
Sheffield Federation of Allotments
Sheffield First for Environment
Sheffield First for Investment
Sheffield First Partnership
Sheffield Friends of the Earth
Sheffield Futures
Sheffield Galleries & Museums Trust
Sheffield General Cemetery Trust
Sheffield Green Party
Sheffield Greenpeace
Sheffield Hallam University
Sheffield Heeley Conservative Association
Sheffield Homes
Sheffield Industrial Museums Trust
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Sheffield International Venues
Sheffield Islamic Centre
Sheffield Israac Somali Community
Sheffield Jewish Housing Association
Sheffield Markets
Sheffield Muscular Dystrophy Group
Sheffield One
Sheffield Organic Food Initiative
Sheffield Passenger Association
Sheffield Race Equality Council
Sheffield Regional Green Business Club
Sheffield Royal Society for the Blind
Sheffield Science & Technology Parks
Sheffield Ski Village
Sheffield South East Primary Care Trust
Sheffield South West Primary Care Trust
Sheffield Standing Conference of Womens' Organisat
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals
Sheffield Theatres Trust
Sheffield Tourism
Sheffield Town Trustees
Sheffield United Football Club
Sheffield University Conservation Volunteers
Sheffield Vietnamese Community Association
Sheffield Wednesday Football Club
Sheffield Wildlife Trust
Sheffield Womens' Forum
Sheffield's Cycle Forum
Sheldale Developments Ltd
Sheldon Bosley
Shelley Sandzer & Co
Shepherd Homes Ltd
Shiregreen Tenants & Residents Association
Shoosmiths Solicitors
Shopmobility Sheffield
Sibbett Gregory
Signet Planning
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Silverdale Community Steering Group
Simunye Inter-Cultural Project
Sinclair Developments Ltd
Slough Estates
Slowly Hall Properties Ltd
Smith Young Partnership Ltd
SOL Construction Ltd
Sorby Bat/Mammal/Invertebrate Group
Sorby Geology Group
Sorby Natural History Society
South East Sheffield Primary Care Trust
South Meadow Homes Ltd
South West Against Trams
South West Primary Care Trust
South West Sheffield Primary Care Trust
South Yorkshire Ambulance Service
South Yorkshire Badger Group
South Yorkshire Community Forest
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
South Yorkshire Forest Partnership
South Yorkshire Housing Association
South Yorkshire Industrial Historical Society
South Yorkshire Objective One
South Yorkshire Orienteers
South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive
South Yorkshire Police
South Yorkshire Strategic Health Authority
South Yorkshire Women's Development Trust
Southey & Owlerton Area Regeneration (SOAR)
Spa 1877
Spawforth Associates
Special Tools Ltd
Sport England
Springvale TARA
Springwater Catholic Community Centre
Squires Bridge Homes Ltd
St Anns Shelter and Housing Action
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St Marie's Cathedral
St Matthews Church
St Mowden Properties plc
St Paul's Church
St Paul's Developments PLC
St Stephens TARA
Stadium Developments
Stamford Homes Ltd
Standen Homes Ltd
Staniforth and Wilson
Staniforth Estate Agents
Stannington TARA
Stocksbridge and Deepcar Environment Group
Stocksbridge and Deepcar Tenants and Residents Ass
Stocksbridge Futures Partnership
Stocksbridge High School
Stocksbridge Leisure Centre
Stocksbridge Steel Valley Project
Stocksbridge Tenants & Residents Association
Stocksbridge Town Council
Stonham Housing Association Ltd
Storeys: SSP
Strata Land & Developments Ltd
Structural Interiors Limited
Stubbin TARA
Sunnybank Sheltered Scheme
Sunrise and Hope (Sheffield)
Support Care Ltd
Swan Hill Homes
Swift & Co
Swire Maples
SYPTA Ltd
T L B Properties Ltd
T W Suiter & Son Ltd
Tallett Chartered Surveyors
Tankersley Parish Council
Tannery Court
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TARGET
Tatham Homes
Taylor Woodrow Developments Limited
Telewest Broadband
Terence O'Rourke plc
Terry Knipe & Associates
The Crown Estate
The Earth Centre
The Emerson Group
The Furnival Project
The Garden History Society
The GROW Project
The Land and Development Practice
The Multilingual City Forum
The Planning Bureau Ltd
The Planning Inspectorate
The Quakers
The Showmen's Guild of Great Britain
The Showroom Media & Exhibition Centre Ltd
The Strategic Rail Authority
The Unitarians
The Wildlife Trust
Theatres Trust
Thorpe Properties
Three Valleys Countryside Management Project
Tiger Direct
Tinsley Forum
Tinsley Islamic Cultural Centre
Tinsley Park Limited
Tinsley Tree Planting Project
T-Mobile (UK) Limited
Totley Residents Association
Trade Base Trust
Transco
Transform South Yorkshire
Transport 17 Ltd
Trent Architecture & Design Ltd
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Try Homes
Tudor Homes Ltd
Turley Associates Ltd
Turner and Townsend
Uddyan Cultural Centre
UK Coal Mining Ltd
UK Islamic Mission
UK Land Estates
UNITE
Universal Properties (South Yorkshire) Ltd
University of Sheffield
University of the Third Age Environment Grp
Upperthorpe Environment Group
Upperthorpe Multicultural Womens' Group
Vandervells Business Transfer Centre
Ventnor Court Flats Ltd
Victoria Quays Management Co
Victory Design Ltd
Villagate Properties Ltd
Vincent House Ltd
Viridor Waste Management
Virtualpubs Ltd
Vodafone Limited
Vokins Estates Ltd
Vulnerable People Task Group
W A Fairhurst and Partners
W R Newland & Sons Ltd
W Redmile & Sons Ltd
Wadsley and Loxley Commoners
Wales Parish Council
Walkley Community Recreational Trust
Walrus Projects
Walter Rodney Housing Association (Sheffield) Ltd
Wamtec
Ward & McHugh
Ward Hadaway Solicitors
Ward Homes Ltd
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Wardell Armstrong
Waterford Properties Ltd
Wates Homes Ltd
Waystone Limited
WBH Developments Ltd
Weatherall, Green and Smith
Wentworth Parish Council
West One
West Sheffield Primary Care Trust
West View Residents Association
Westbury Homes (Holdings) Ltd
Westfield Contributory Health Scheme
Westminster Tenants & Residents Association
Westwood Knowles Design
Whirlow Hall Farm Trust
Wilbys
Wild Bennett Homes Ltd
William Davies Homes
William Sutton Housing Association
William Sutton Residents Association
William Sutton Trust
Wilson Bowden Properties
Winn Gardens TARA
Wisewood TARA
With Management Co Ltd
Wogman & Partners
Womens' National Commission
Wood Frampton Consultants Ltd
Woodcraft Folk
Woodhouse Adult Education Centre
Woodhouse Natural History Club
Woodhouse Washlands & YWT
Woodland Trust
World Development Movement
World Wide Fund for Nature Supports Group
Worrall Environment Group
Wortley Construction Ltd
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Wortley Parish Council
Wright Investments
WSP Development
Yemeni Refugee Organisation
Yorkshire & Humber Regional Assembly
Yorkshire & Humber Tourist Board
Yorkshire Cable Group (Telewest)
Yorkshire Electricity Group plc
Yorkshire Forward
Yorkshire Gardens Trust
Yorkshire Housing
Yorkshire Land Ltd
Yorkshire Naturalist Union
Yorkshire Planning Aid
Yorkshire Rural Community Council
Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkshire Water Services
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Young Children Service
Younger Homes Northern Ltd
Youth Association of South Yorkshire
YWCA
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Appendix 9
Individual comments and the Council’s responses on the
Preferred Options for the Core Strategy
This appendix is available on the website as a separate PDF file.
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Appendix 10 Copy of Core Strategy Additional Options Proposals Matters and
Public Advertisement (carried in Sheffield Telegraph on 9 February 2007)
PUBLIC NOTICE
SHEFFIELD DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK:
Pre-submission public consultation: Core Strategy Additional Options development
plan document
Notice under Regulation 26 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Development)
(England) Regulations 2004
The Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 introduced new arrangements for
development planning. Under this new system, Sheffield’s Unitary Development Plan
(UDP) will eventually be replaced by a local development framework. Sheffield’s local
development framework will be known as the Sheffield Development Framework (SDF).
The legislation requires the SDF to include a Core Strategy development plan document.
The Council wishes to invite comments from people and organisations on the Additional
Options for the Core Strategy.
Proposed title of the document
Sheffield Development Framework: Core Strategy
Proposed Subject Matter
The Core Strategy provides the overall vision, aims,
objectives and spatial policies for the development of
Sheffield in the next 15 years. The Core Strategy, when
adopted, will set out the overarching spatial framework
for development within the City for the period to 2026
and subsequent development plan documents will have
to conform to this. A Sustainability Appraisal Report on
the Core Strategy Additional Options is also available
for public consultation.
Area
The Core Strategy covers the entire metropolitan
district of Sheffield except for that part which lies within
the Peak District National Park.
Consultation period within
which representations on the
Core Strategy Additional
Options to be made in
accordance with Regulation 27
(2)(a)
Comments are invited during the consultation period
commencing on 16th February 2007 and concluding at
5.30pm on 30th March 2007.
Address to which consultation
responses must be sent in
accordance with
Regulation 27(2)(b)
Comments should be sent in writing to:
by post:
SDF Team, Development Services,
Howden House
1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH
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by hand
First Point reception
Howden House (address as above)
via email: sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
via Online Consultation through the Council’s
website:
www.sheffield.gov.uk/sdfconsult
Please send your comments on the Core Strategy
Additional Options to reach us by no later than 5.30pm
on 30th March 2007.
If you need any advice or assistance please telephone
(0114) 273 4212 or e-mail: sdf@sheffield.gov.uk.
Notification of examination
and adoption
Any representations that you make may be
accompanied by a request to be notified at a specified
address that the Core Strategy has been submitted to
the Secretary of State for independent examination
under section 20 of the Planning and Compulsory
Purchase Act 2004, and of its future adoption. Please
let us know if you wish to be notified.
Where and when the public
can inspect the document
The Core Strategy Additional Options and the
Sustainability Appraisal Report are available for public
inspection or downloading on the Sheffield City Council
website at www.sheffield.gov.uk.
Copies can be inspected at the following places from
Friday 16th February 2007:
 First Point reception at Howden House,
Union Street, Sheffield (open Monday to
Friday between 8.30am and 5.30pm)
 Local First Point at The Mall, Hillsborough
Barracks Shopping Centre, Langsett Road,
Sheffield (open Monday to Friday, 9am to
5pm)
 Local First Point at Chambers Court, Station
Road, Chapeltown (open Monday to Friday,
9am to 5pm)
 Local First Point at Crystal Peak, 1-3 Peaks
Square, Waterthorpe (open Monday to
Friday, 9am to 5pm)
 Sheffield Library Branches, including the
local studies section of the Central Library
(during their normal opening times).
David Curtis
Director of Development Services
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Appendix 11A
Letter to Statutory Bodies, including the four statutory
environment bodies, dated on 13 Feb 2007
DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND LEISURE
Development Services
Director: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield  S1 2SH
ben.benest@sheffield.gov.uk
Fax: (0114) 273 6204
Officer: Ben Benest
Ref: FAP/BB/242.4/
Tel: (0114) 273 4212
Date: 13 February 2007
Address
Dear Sir / Madam
Sheffield Development Framework
Core Strategy: Additional Options
The Sheffield Development Framework or ‘SDF’ is the City’s forthcoming set
of new plans and planning guidance. You may recall that we consulted on the
Emerging Options for the Core Strategy in summer 2005 and Preferred
Options in February 2006.
We are now consulting formally on the Core Strategy: Additional Options.
The Additional Options consultation is to provide people with an opportunity to
comment on a small number of outstanding issues which were not fully
considered at the previous Emerging and Preferred stages.
Please find enclosed a copy of the Core Strategy: Additional Options and
the Notice of Proposals Matters. A sustainability appraisal of the additional
options is included in Appendix B.
Under the Town and County Planning (Local Government) (England)
Regulations 2004 the Council is required to consult your organisation on this
document and would welcome any comments you have on it.
The
consultation period runs from 16 February to 30 March 2007.
You can send us your views on the document by one of two methods:
Online consultation. This facility allows you to click on the sections of text that
concern you and send your views back directly.
To access Online
Consultation go to the Council’s website (see weblink below).
You can send your comments by e-mail or write to us (see contact details
below).
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If the Core Strategy: Additional Options raise issues of concern to you I look
forward to receiving your comments.
Please send your comments to reach us by no later than 5.30pm on Friday
30 March 2007.
If you need any further advice or information please do not hesitate to contact
us.
Yours faithfully
Principal Planning Officer
Forward and Area Planning
SDF Contact Details
SDF Hotline: 0114 273 4212
Email: sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Postal Address: SDF Team, Development Services, Howden House,
1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH.
SDF Weblink: www.sheffield.gov.uk/sdfconsult
Alternative formats If you would like a copy of this letter or another
document in large print, audio format, Braille, on computer disk, or in a
language other than English please contact us (see above contact
details).
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Appendix 11B
Letter to general SDF consultees dated 13 February
2007)
DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND LEISURE
Development Services
Director: D. Curtis, BA, Dip.TP, MRTPI, FIHT
Howden House  1 Union Street  Sheffield  S1 2SH
ben.benest@sheffield.gov.uk
Fax: (0114) 273 6204
Officer: Ben Benest
Ref: FAP/BB/242.4/
Tel: (0114) 2734212
Date: 13 February 2007
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Dear Sir / Madam
Sheffield Development Framework
Core Strategy: Additional Options
The Sheffield Development Framework or ‘SDF’ is the City’s forthcoming set
of new plans and planning guidance. You may be aware that we consulted on
the Emerging Options for the Core Strategy in summer 2005 and Preferred
Options in February 2006.
We are now consulting formally on the Core Strategy: Additional Options
and associated Sustainability Appraisal. The Additional Options consultation
is to provide people with an opportunity to comment on a small number of
outstanding issues which were not fully considered at the previous Emerging
and Preferred stages.
You are on our mailing list of contacts for the SDF either because you have
expressed interest in the city’s development plan, or because we need to
consult your organisation.
We would welcome your views on the Additional Options document. The
consultation period runs from 16 February to 30 March 2007. From 16
February onwards, the document can be viewed on the Council’s website (see
weblink below).
Reference copies are available (from 16 February onwards) at First Points at
Howden House (1 Union Street in the City Centre), Chapeltown (Station
Road), Hillsborough (in the Barracks) and Crystal Peaks (Waterthorpe).
Copies are also available at all Sheffield Library Branches, including the local
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studies section of the Central Library. If you are unable to visit one of these
facilities and do not have access to the internet then please contact the SDF
Team (see contact details below) and copies will be made available to you.
You can send us your views on the document by one of two methods:
Online consultation. This facility allows you to click on the sections of text that
concern you and send your views back directly.
To access Online
Consultation go to the Council’s website (see weblink below).
You can send your comments by e-mail or write to us (see contact details
below).
If the Core Strategy: Additional Options raise issues of concern to you I look
forward to receiving your comments.
Please send your comments to reach us by no later than 5.30pm on Friday
30 March 2007.
If you need any further advice or information please do not hesitate to contact
us.
Yours faithfully
Principal
Planning
Officer
SDF Contact
Details
Forward and Area Planning
SDF Hotline: 0114 273 4212
Email: sdf@sheffield.gov.uk
Postal Address: SDF Team, Development Services, Howden House,
1 Union Street, Sheffield, S1 2SH.
SDF Weblink: www.sheffield.gov.uk/sdfconsult
Alternative formats If you would like a copy of this letter or another
document in large print, audio format, Braille, on computer disk, or in a
language other than English please contact us (see above contact
details).
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Appendix 12 Individual comments and the Council’s responses on the
Additional Options for the Core Strategy
This appendix is available on the website as a separate PDF file.
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