Olveston 1912 Additions to village hall, owned by Management Committee, designed...

Olveston 1912

Additions to village hall, owned by Management Committee, designed by W E Paul and built by H Cullen.

(No. 590)

Thornbury 1912

Extension to workshop, owned by Mr Bevan, built by Tucker Bros.

(No. 591)

Falfield 1912

Additions to Moorslade Farm, owned by W F Lanham, designed by Samuel Fudge.

(No. 593)

Ham & Stone 1912

Owned by Lord Fitzhardinge, designed by Andrew Bruce.

Includes notice.

(No. 595)

Berkeley 1912

New cowshed at Puddleditch Farm, owned by Gloucestershire County Council, designed by F Peters.

Includes correspondence.

(No. 596)

Berkeley 1913

Two dwelling houses, owned by W Timbrell, built by G Dimery.

(No. 597)

Thornbury 1913

Property owned by Trayhurn & Sons, built by G Pitcher & Sons.

Includes schedule for works

(No. 598)

Thornbury 1913

Alterations to a dwelling in Castle Street, owned and built by H E Knight,

(No. 599)

Henbury 1913

Coal house in Compton Greenfield, built by A Alvis,

(No. 600)

Alkington 1913

Shed at Heathfield owned and built by E Williams,

(No. 601)

Hinton 1913

Two new dwelling houses, Station Road, Sharpness, owned by G Bonner, built by F J Allen,

Includes correspondence.

(No. 602)

Hinton 1913

Improvements to Sharpness Docks, owned by Sharpness Dock Co, designed by A J Cullin, built by G Dimery.

(No. 605)

Berkeley 1913

Workshop at Burycroft, owned and built by A J James and designed by E.W Dimery.

(No. 606)

Henbury 1913

Three cottages on Catbrain Hill, owned by E Silvey, designed by Bennett & Bolwell.

(No. 608) see also 611

Alveston 1913

Reconstruction of Cross-Hands Inn. Owned by Georges & Co, designed by W E Paul, built by W Tanner.

(No. 609)

Henbury 1913

Plans for three cottages at Cribbs Causeway, owned by E Silvey, designed by Bennett & Bolwell, built by Clark & Sons.

(No. 611) see also 608

Tytherington 1913

Two dwelling houses owned by

Tytherington Stone Co, designed by C E Hopkins.

Please note: plans should not be produced until repaired

(No. 610)

Alkington 1913

Proposals for motor shed at Berkeley Heath, owned by E Williams

(No. 612)

Cromhall 1913

Dwelling house, owned by Mr Rumbold, designed by Mr Simmonds, built by Mr Padfield.

(No. 613)

Hamfallow 1914

Two new cottages at Berkeley Heath, owned by Lord Fitzhardinge, designed by Mr A Bruce.

Please note: plans should not be produced until repaired

(No. 614)

Berkeley 1914

Workshop, owned by Mr Miles, designed and built by G Dimery & Sons.

(No. 615)

Thornbury 1914

Alterations and additions to cottage in Bulls Eye Lane by Thornbury RDC.

Please note: plans should not be produced until repaired

(No. 616)

Olveston 1914

Alterations to Windmill House, owned by Mr Willway, designed by E A Fryer, built by G Dimery.

(No. 617)

Hinton 1914

Dwelling house at Sharpness owned by W A Reece, designed by E A Fryer and built by G Dimery & Sons.

Includes correspondence

(No. 618)

Rockhampton 1914

New kitchen, owned by W H Ponting, built by G Tucker Bros.

(No. 619)

Falfield 1914

Additions to house, owned, built and designed by Mr John Corsham.

(No. 620)

Almondsbury 1914

Alterations to cottage at Woodhouse Down, owned by R Todd, built by O Hawkins.

Includes correspondence

(No. 621)

Berkeley 1914

Dwelling house at The Lynch, owned by T James, built and designed by G Dimery & Sons.

(No. 622)

Tortworth 1914

Two new houses on Charfield Hill, owned by the Earl of Ducie, designed by J J Harle.

(No. 623)

Olveston 1914

Alterations to Chalet Cottage, owned by S Wilmot, built by Tucker Bros.

(No. 624)

Hamfallow 1914

Two cottages at Wanswell, owned by Lord Fitzhardinge, designed by A Bruce.

(No. 625)