| Description | Papers and correspondence relating to the redevelopment of the Evans bag works on Blundells Lane, Rainhill.
Includes: Notice of Appeal by Mrs. Ethel Mary Evans, of Egryn, Knowsley Road, Rainhill, to the Ministry of Town and Country Planning, London, against development to the site of the Bag Works or Bag Laundry owned by Mrs. Evans (December 1949); report on the bag works for the local inquiry, including the history of the development of the site (two copies, one with notes, May 1950); copy and draft copy of statement provided by Crawford George Tomlinson, Divisional Planning Officer, for the local inquiry (1950); details of Mrs. Evans' appeal for the local inquiry (1950); handwritten notes relating to the inquiry and evidence provided (1950); correspondence with J. Frodsham & Sons, solicitors, Prescot, representing Mrs. Evans, regarding the appeal (1949 - 1950); formal notice of decision to reject Mrs. Evans' appeal from the Ministry of Town and Country Planning (September 1950); correspondence with Lancashire County Council regarding the appeal (1950); correspondence with the Ministry of Town and Country Planning (1950) correspondence with the Ministry of Housing and Local Government (1950); two maps showing location of bag works in context of green belt and development areas - locally and across the county (May 1950); correspondence with C.G. Tomlinson, Divisional Planning Officer, Liverpool (1949 - 1950); correspondence with Mrs. Evans (1949); two reports on the bag works for the Divisional Committee (May 1949, with attached plan, and June 1949); correspondence with the Journal of Planning Law, London, regarding planning legislation (1949); report on the bag works by the Divisional Planning Officer (two copies, one with notes). |