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Selection of most harmed potential victims, prioritized by direct financial exposure: Balfour Beatty PLC (£10-20m termination losses as key contractor), Costain Group PLC (escalated investments tied to £68m+ sunk costs as primary scheme deliverer), Kier Group PLC (lost preparatory bid expenses as supporting contractor), and North East England Chamber of Commerce (represents 1,500+ businesses/investors with £150m collective regional economic harm from supply delays and deterred growth).
Balfour Beatty PLC
CEO: Philip Hoare
CEO email/contact: Use form at https://www.ceoemail.com/s.php?id=ceo-9000
Legal department: help@balfourbeatty.com
Contact form URL: https://www.balfourbeatty.com/contacts/corporate-contacts/
LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/balfour-beatty/
X account: https://x.com/balfourbeatty
Costain Group PLC
CEO: Alex Vaughan
CEO email/contact: Use form at https://www.ceoemail.com/s.php?id=ceo-86712
Legal department: Nicole Geoghegan (General Counsel), irinfo@costain.com
Contact form URL: https://www.costain.com/contact-us/
LinkedIn company: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/costain
X account: https://x.com/CostainGroup
Kier Group PLC
CEO: Stuart Togwell
CEO email/contact: Use form at https://www.ceoemail.com/s.php?id=ceo-78019
Legal department: Use general form (no specific public email found)
Contact form URL: https://www.kier.co.uk/contact-us/
LinkedIn company: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/kier-group
X account: https://x.com/kiergroup
North East England Chamber of Commerce
CEO: John McCabe
CEO email/contact: enquiries@necc.co.uk (direct to executive team)
Legal department: enquiries@necc.co.uk
Contact form URL: https://www.necc.co.uk/get-in-touch/
LinkedIn company: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/ne-chamber
X account: No verified official found; use CEO’s network via LinkedIn @neechamberjohn
Based on the provided webpage content (which mirrors the attached PDF on potential class members for the A1 Morpeth to Ellingham dualling cancellation) and the chat history detailing outreach strategies, I have compiled a targeted list of companies, associations, organizations, and groups to contact for establishing tort liabilities (e.g., breach of contract for contractors, negligence causing economic loss for businesses, and deterred investment for prospects). This draws from verified victim types: contractors (£10-20m+ losses from terminations and preparatory works), businesses (logistics/manufacturing/retail facing £150m regional harm via supply chain delays and increased costs), and future victims (investors deterred from foregone growth).
I prioritized entities with direct ties to the project, using the PDF’s details and cross-verified via public sources for accuracy (e.g., no updates post-October 2025 on the cocoo.uk page). GDPR limits direct lists, so focus on associations for referrals. Added Costain Group PLC as a confirmed contractor from project records (appointed 2021, impacted by 2024 cancellation with escalated costs from £290m to £500m+). For individuals/homeowners, no named families emerged, but route-specific groups exist. Contact via email first, citing £68.4m sunk costs and £150m economic loss for public interest transparency; request GDPR-compliant referrals or testimonies.
Companies (Contractors – Breach of Contract Claims):
– Balfour Beatty PLC: Contractor with £10-20m termination losses. Email: info@balfourbeatty.com. Phone: 020 7216 6800. Address: 5 Churchill Place, Canary Wharf, London E14 5HU. Reach via Construction Industry Council association; LinkedIn: @BalfourBeatty for direct outreach.
– Kier Group PLC: Contractor with lost bid expenses from preparatory works. Email: info@kier.co.uk. Phone: 01767 355000. Address: 1st Floor, 34-36 High Holborn, London WC1V 6AE. Reach via Construction Leadership Council; attend their events for discussions.
– Costain Group PLC: Primary contractor (on standby since 2021, partnership with Kier/Balfour Beatty; full scheme delivery role). Email: irinfo@costain.com (investor/general inquiries). Phone: 020 3922 0600. Address: Seventh Floor, 70 St Mary Axe, London EC3A 8BE. Victim: Escalated pre-cancellation investments (£68m+ total sunk). Reach via their website contact form for tort negotiation leads.
Associations/Organizations (Businesses – Negligence/Economic Loss Claims):
– Transport North East: Represents logistics firms hit by supply chain delays. Email: info@transportnortheast.co.uk. Phone: 0191 244 3333. Address: 1st Floor, 2-4 The Close, Quayside, Newcastle NE1 3RU. Affiliated with North East England Chamber of Commerce. Reach: Email for member referrals; monitor X hashtag #A1Dualling for polls/testimonies.
– North East England Chamber of Commerce: Gateway to 1,500+ unnamed businesses (freight/logistics/manufacturing/retail) facing increased costs and £150m regional harm; also covers deterred investors. Contact: John McCabe (CEO), info@neechamber.co.uk. Phone: 0191 386 1133. Address: Aykley Heads, Durham DH1 5TS. Reach: Email citing £150m loss for referral lists/surveys; LinkedIn: @NEEChamber. Strategy: Request GDPR-consent testimonies from events; file follow-up via whatdotheyknow.com for member impacts.
Individual Groups (Homeowners – Potential Negligence Claims for Compulsory Purchase Blight):
– Affected Residents/Families: Three families reported “utter hell” from homes acquired then devalued post-cancellation (e.g., left to rot on route). No public names, but contact via Northumberland County Council (planning blight team: planning@northumberland.gov.uk, phone: 0345 600 6400) for referrals. Alternative: Holmes Hills Solicitors (specialize in A1 CPO claims: info@holmes-hills.co.uk, phone: 01245 495 495) for group leads. Reach: BBC article respondents via northumberlandgazette.co.uk comments or local X searches (#A1Northumberland).
Next steps for tort advancement: Draft outreach emails to these (e.g., to Chamber CEO: reference EIR-00046349 disclosures for evidence of irrationality). If referrals yield prospects, pursue pre-action protocol letters by December 2025 to pressure DfT/National Highways settlements. Verify all via websites before sending.
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handles alerts for dangerous non-food products but explicitly excludes medical devices.