# The Local Authorities etc. (Miscellaneous Provision) Order 1977

S.I. 1977/293 · made 24 February 1977

This Order makes further provision incidental, consequential, transitional and supplementary to the Local Government Act 1972 and the Water Act 1973, relating to—

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## Introductory text

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, ENGLAND AND WALES
Made 24th February 1977
Laid before Parliament 8th March 1977
Coming into Operation 1st April 1977
The Secretary of State for the Environment and the Secretary of State for Wales, in exercise of the powers conferred upon them by sections 254(1)(a) and (2)(a) and (c) and 266(2) of the Local Government Act 1972, section 84(1)(a) and (2)(c) of the London Government Act 1963 and section 34(1) of the Water Act 1973 and of all other powers enabling them in that behalf, hereby make the following order:—

## 1 Title and commencement

This order may be cited as the Local Authorities etc. (Miscellaneous Provision) Order 1977 and shall come into operation on 1st April 1977.

## 2 Territorial extent of exercise of powers

Subject to articles 7(3) and 8(1) and (2), this order is made by the Secretary of State for the Environment in relation to England and by the Secretary of State for Wales in relation to Wales.

## 3 Interpretation

(1) The Interpretation Act 1889 shall apply for the interpretation of this order as it applies for the interpretation of an Act of Parliament.
(2) In this order—
(a) references to any enactment shall be construed as references to that enactment as amended, extended or applied by or under any other enactment;
(b) references to any instrument shall be construed as references to that instrument as amended, extended or applied by any other instrument, including this order.
(3) Any reference in this order to a numbered article shall, unless the reference is to an article of a specified order, be construed as a reference to the article bearing that number in this order.
(4) Any reference in any article of this order to a numbered paragraph shall, unless the reference is to a paragraph of a specified article, be construed as a reference to the paragraph bearing that number in the first-mentioned article.

## 4 Miscellaneous amendments of public general and other Acts and instruments

(1) In the Education Act 1944, in section 114(1), in the definition of “local education authority” as amended by article 3(22) of the Local Authorities etc. (Miscellaneous Provision) (No. 2) Order 1974, for the words following “save as aforesaid, means” there shall be substituted—
“in relation to a non-metropolitan county, the council of the county, and
in relation to a metropolitan district, the council of the district”.
In the said Act, in section 118 (Application to Isles of Scilly), for “a separate county” there shall be substituted “a separate non-metropolitan county”.
(2) In the Representation of the People Act 1949, in section 23, in subsection (7) (postal voting) as amended by the Local Government Act 1958 and the Representation of the People Act 1969, for “rural borough or parish councillors” there shall be substituted “parish or community councillors”.
(3) In the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965, in section 27 (acquiring authority to make good deficiency in rates), in subsection (4), the words preceding “the amount” shall be omitted.
(4) In the Town and Country Planning Act 1971, in section 290(1), in the definition of “authority possessing compulsory purchase powers”—
after “parish council” there shall be inserted “, community council”; and
after “on whose behalf a” there shall be inserted “district council or”.
(5) In the Isles of Scilly (Local Education Authority) Order 1945, for article 1 other than the proviso thereto there shall be substituted—
“1 The Education Act 1944 shall apply to the Isles of Scilly as if those Isles were a separate non-metropolitan county:”.
(6) The following regulations, namely—
The Local Government (Alteration of Areas) (Notices) Regulations 1934
The Local Authorities (Sinking Funds) Regulations 1967, are hereby revoked.

## 5 Mortlake Crematorium

(1) In the Mortlake Crematorium Act 1936, as amended by articles 3(24) and 16 of the London Government Order 1965—
(a) in section 4, for the definition of “the Act of 1933” there shall be substituted—
““the Act of 1972” means the Local Government Act 1972; ”;
(b) in section 11(2), for the words preceding “shall apply” there shall be substituted—
“Sections 80, 81, 85, 94 to 98 and 105 of the Act of 1972”;
(c) for section 17(2) there shall be substituted—
“(2) The Board shall hold an annual meeting—
(a) in a year of ordinary elections of councillors of London boroughs, in May or June; and
(b) in any other year, in April, May or June.”;
(d) for section 31(2) there shall be substituted—
“(2) Subsections (1) to (3) of section 240 (Provisional orders) of the Act of 1972 shall apply to the making of a Provisional Order under this section.”;
(e) for section 38(1) there shall be substituted—
“(1) The provisions of paragraphs 1 to 13 and 22(1) of Schedule 13 to the Act of 1972 and of the regulations made thereunder so far as they are not inconsistent with the provisions of this Part of this Act shall extend and apply to the Board and to money borrowed by the Board as if—
(a) the Board were a local authority within the meaning of the Act of 1972;
(b) the money so borrowed were borrowed under the said paragraphs; and
(c) the revenues of the Board were the revenues of the local authority;
and subject to any other modifications which may be necessary to adapt the said paragraphs and regulations for the purposes of this section.”;
(f) in section 38(2), for “Part IX” there shall be substituted “paragraphs”;
(g) sections 39 to 41 shall be omitted;
(h) in section 42(8), “under Part IX of the Act of 1933” shall be omitted;
(i) for section 48(2) there shall be substituted—
“(2) As respects any byelaws made under this section the confirming authority shall be the Secretary of State.”;
(j) section 49(2) shall be omitted;
(k) in section 55, for “under the Act of 1933 and section 290 (Power of Government departments to direct inquiries) of that Act” there shall be substituted “under the Act of 1972 and section 250 (Power to direct inquiries) of that Act”; and
(l) in Schedule 2 (Enactments applied to the Board)—
the entry relating to section 307 of the Public Health Act 1875 shall be omitted; and
for the entries relating to the Local Government Act 1933 there shall be substituted—
“The Act of 1972—
Section 101 (Arrangements for discharge of functions)
Section 111 (Subsidiary powers of local authorities)
Sections 114 to 117 (Officers)
Sections 120, 121 and 123 (Land transactions)
Section 132 (Provision of offices)
Section 135 (Contracts)
Section 223 (Appearances in legal proceedings)
Section 229 (Photographic copies of documents)
Section 234 (Authentication of documents)
Section 236 (Procedure etc. for byelaws).”.
(2) Paragraph 24 of Schedule 26 to the Local Government Act 1972 and the repeals of parts of sections 9 and 12 of the Cremation Act 1902 specified in Schedule 30 to the said Act of 1972 shall extend to the Mortlake Crematorium Board as if the said Board were a burial authority for the purposes of the said Act of 1902.

## 6 Franchise and prescriptive rights

(1) The power to maintain the Brackley market exercisable immediately before 1st April 1974 by the corporation or council of the borough of Brackley shall be exercisable by the Town Council of Brackley, and the said Town Council shall have the same powers in relation to the said market as were exercisable immediately before 1st April 1974 by the said corporation or council.
(2) The power to maintain the Biggleswade market exercisable immediately before 1st April 1974 by the urban district council of Biggleswade shall be exercisable by the Town Council of Biggleswade, and the said Town Council shall have the same powers in relation to the said market as were exercisable immediately before 1st April 1974 by the said urban district council.
(3) Any powers to maintain markets exercisable immediately before 1st April 1974 by the urban district council of Raunds under any franchise or by virtue of prescription shall be exercisable by the Town Council of Raunds, and the said Town Council shall have the same powers in relation to any such market as were exercisable immediately before 1st April 1974 by the said urban district council.
(4) Article 7 of the Local Authorities etc. (Miscellaneous Provision) Order 1976 shall cease to have effect and the District Council of Epping Forest shall have the same powers in relation to the Waltham Abbey market as were exercisable by them before the said order came into operation.

## 7 Power of statutory water undertakers to lay mains

(1) Section 19 (power to lay mains) of Schedule 3 to the Water Act 1945 shall apply throughout the water supply area of any water authority other than the Welsh National Water Development Authority, and shall so apply with the substitution for paragraph (b) of subsection (1) of the following paragraph:—
“(b) in, on or over any land not forming part of a street, after giving reasonable notice to every owner and occupier of that land, and with the consent of—
(i) the highway authority concerned, if the main will be laid within 220 feet of any highway; and
(ii) the electricity or gas board concerned, if the main will be laid in, on or over any land of that board being operational land within the meaning of the Town and Country Planning Act 1971.”,
and any local statutory provisions shall cease to have effect in so far as it applies the said section 19 in any such water supply area.
(2) In this article “water supply area”, in relation to any water authority, means the area within which it is the duty of that authority to supply water under Part II of the Water Act 1973.
(3) This article is made by the Secretary of State for the Environment.

## 8 Property, liabilities, contracts, etc., notices and proceedings

(1) Paragraph (3), in so far as it relates to Part I of the Schedule to this order, and paragraph (4), are made by the Secretary of State for the Environment.
(2) Paragraph (3), in so far as it relates to Part II of the Schedule to this order, and paragraph (5), are made by the Secretary of State for Wales.
(3) Any property described in column (2) of Part I or II of the Schedule to this order of an authority named in column (1) and all liabilities attaching to the said authority in respect of any such property shall by virtue of this order be transferred to and vest in or attach to the authority specified in respect of such property in column (3), and—
(i) all contracts, deeds, bonds, agreements and other instruments subsisting in favour of, or against, and all notices in force which were given (or have effect as if they had been given) by, or to, the authority named in the said column (1) in respect of such property or liabilities shall be of full force and effect in favour of, or against, the authority specified in column (3); and
(ii) any action or proceeding or any cause of action or proceeding, pending or existing immediately before the coming into operation of this order, by, or against, the authority named in the said column (1) in respect of such property or liabilities shall not be prejudicially affected by reason of this article, and may be continued, prosecuted and enforced by, or against, the authority specified in column (3).
(4) Articles 11, 17, 23, 28, 29, 32, 33, 34(2), 35, 38 and 39 of the Local Authorities (England) (Property etc.) Order 1973 and articles 7 and 8 of the Local Authorities etc. (England) (Property etc.: Further Provision) Order 1974 shall apply as if paragraph (3) and Part I of the Schedule to this order were contained in the said order of 1973.
(5) Articles 11, 17, 23, 27, 28, 31, 32, 33(2), 34, 37 and 38 of the Local Authorities (Wales) (Property etc.) Order 1973 and articles 6 and 8 of the Local Authorities etc. (Wales) (Property etc.: Further Provision) Order 1974 shall apply as if paragraph (3) and Part II of the Schedule to this order were contained in the said order of 1973.

## Signature

Peter Shore
Secretary of State for the Environment
21st February 1977
John Morris
Secretary of State for Wales
24th February 1977

## Schedule: TRANSFER OF PARTICULAR PROPERTIES

## I 

(1)
(2)
(3)
Transferor authority
Property
Transferee authority
The County Council of Cleveland
11 Derby Terrace, Thornaby
The Borough Council of Stockton-on-Tees
do
9 King Street, Thornaby
do
do
28 Millbank Street, Stockton-on-Tees
do
do
37 Walter Street, Stockton-on-Tees
do
The County Council of Dorset
161·5 square metres of land fronting Lagland Street and to the rear of 89 High Street, Poole
The Borough Council of Poole
do
Guildhall, St. Edmund Street, Weymouth
The Borough Council of Weymouth and Portland
The County Council of Essex
Approximately 2,920 square metres of land at Rush Green, Clacton to the rear of the District Council's Depot
The District Council of Tendring
do
Approximately 156 sq. metres of land at Rush Green, Clacton, former civic amenity point
do
do
Approximately 3·85 acres of land off Station Road, Lawford at the rear of land owned by the District Council
do
The County Council of Greater Manchester
Leasehold interest 2nd floor, Hulton House, Hazel Grove, Stockport
The Greater Manchester Probation and Aftercare Committee
The County Council of Hampshire
0·043 acres of land at Maytree Road
The City Council of Southampton
do
0·07 acres of land at Spa Road
do
do
0·05 acres of land formerly part of 9 Albion Place
do
do
0·703 acres of land between Dorset Street and St. Mary's Road.
do
do
0·04 acres of land at St. Andrews Road
do
do
0·176 acres of land at junction of Kingsway and South Front
do
do
0·07 acres of land at St. Mary's Place
do
do
0·065 acres of land at junction of Evans Street and St. Mary Street
do
do
0·19 acres of land adjoining 485 Millbrook Road
do
do
0·34 acres of land at junction of Campbell Street and Union Road
do
do
0·525 acres of land at Weston Lane, together with the two cottages erected on part thereof and known as “Veronica” and “Japonica”
do
do
0·005 acres of land at Portland Terrace
do
do
0·094 acres of land fronting East Street, Evans Street and Marsh Lane
do
do
0·042 acres of land fronting Charlotte Place
do
do
41 Kingsclere Avenue
do
do
0·425 acres of land at Southern Road
do
do
0·12 acres of land fronting River Itchen, known as Belvidere Hard
do
do
Nos. 1 to 25 Andersons Road
do
do
Nos. 24 to 30 Anglesea Terrace
do
do
Nos. 1 to 27 Chantry Road
do
do
Nos. 1 to 26 Glebe Road and site of former yard adjacent to 24 and 26 Glebe Road
do
do
Nos. 20 to 23 Anglesea Terrace
do
do
Nos. 59 to 62 Chapel Road
do
do
Nos. 14 to 26 Nelson Street
do
do
2, 8, 10, 12 and 14 Chantry Road
do
do
25, 27, 29 and 31 Royal Crescent Road
do
do
Nos. 1 to 11 Bridge Road
do
do
39A Portsmouth Road
do
do
2 and 4, 6 to 26, 36, 38 and 40 Oakbank Road
do
do
0·080 acres of land being part of site of Nos. 1 to 11 Oakbank Road
do
do
0·001 acres of land being part of site of 15 Bridge Road
do
do
0·039 acres of land at corner of Hazel Road and Oakbank Road
do
The County Council of Kent
88, 99 to 109 inclusive Broad Street, Canterbury
The City Council of Canterbury
do
31 and 56 Pound Lane, Canterbury
do
do
74 and 76 St. Peter's Lane, Canterbury
do
do
69 Northgate, Canterbury
do
do
34 St. Margaret's Street, Canterbury
do
do
Two areas of 971 sq. metres and 351 sq. metres, Chantry Lane, Canterbury
do
do
Area of 973 sq. metres at Nunnery Fields, Canterbury
do
do
240 sq. metres of land adjoining Market Way, Canterbury
do
do
45, 46a and 48a North Lane, Canterbury
do
do
Rear parts 88, 90, 92, 94, 111 and 187 The Brook, Chatham
The Borough Council of Medway
do
Rear parts 318, 322 and 333 High Street, Chatham
do
do
221 New Road, Chatham
do
do
0·424 hectares of Car Park at Best Street/Rhode Street, Chatham
do
do
376 Walderslade Road, Chatham except Central Strip
do
do
Land adjoining 12 Knole Way, Sevenoaks
The District Council of Sevenoaks
do
Site of 1 and 3 St. John's Road, Margate
The District Council of Thanet
The County Council of Lancashire
Plot of land comprising 1·512 hectares adjacent to the A593 Road at Broughton, being part of the Broughton Tower Estate
The County Council of Cumbria
do
That part of the site of the former dwelling house and garden 46 Northumberland Street, Morecambe, not comprised in Central Drive, Morecambe
The City Council of Lancaster
The County Council of Leicestershire
817 square yards of land comprising Old Hinckley Library and the Old Council Chamber, Station Road, Hinckley
The Borough Council of Hinckley and Bosworth
do
Units 4-6 Cobden House, Cobden Street, Leicester
The City Council of Leicester
do
Stafford House, 72 Rutland Street, Leicester
do
do
6 Newarke Street, Leicester
do
do
Approximately 7·24 acres of land together with the buildings thereon known as Hillcrest Hospital, Swain Street, Leicester
do
do
225 sq. yards of land at 2-6 Belgrave Road, Leicester
do
do
0·88 acres of land at St. Margaret's Way and Friday Street, Leicester
do
do
3,050 sq. yards of land at Woodhouse Street and Spittlehouse Street, Leicester
do
The County Council of Northamptonshire
Part of site of demolished cottages Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Desborough Road, Rothwell
The Borough Council of Kettering
do
Part of Nos. 55 and 56 Northall Street, Kettering
do
do
Part of Nos. 6, 8, 9 and 10 Upper Street, Kettering
do
do
Part of 20, 21 and 22 Silver Street, Kettering
do
do
Part of Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Silver Street, Kettering
do
do
Cottages Nos. 50, 51 and 52 Wadcroft, Kettering, containing an area of 142 sq. yards or thereabouts
do
do
A plot of land in Richards Leys, Kettering, containing an area of 160 sq. yards
do
do
Part of Dalkeith Arcade, Horse-market, Kettering
do
do
Part of land situated between Highfield Road and Bryant Road, Kettering
do
do
Part of the site of demolished cottages on the south side of Meadow Road, Kettering
do
do
Part of Nos. 3, 5 and 7 Upper Street, No. 8 Meadow Road and No. 9 New Buildings, Meadow Road, Kettering
do
do
Nos. 1-8 (consecutive) New Buildings, Meadow Road, Kettering
do
do
Part of Nos. 9, 39 and 40 Meadow Road, Kettering
do
do
Part of Nos. 52, 54, 56, 58 and 60 Finedon Street, Burton Latimer
do
do
23 and 24 Gold Street, Kettering
do
do
Former warehouse on north side Ebenezer Place, Kettering
do
do
Ruby Cottage, Ebenezer Place, Kettering
do
do
Land on north-east side of London Road, Kettering, containing an area of 18·995 acres
do
do
Land east of Valley Walk, Kettering, containing an area of 31·358 acres
do
do
Part of “The Wagon and Horses” Public House, and Brewery and Yard at junction of Richard Leys and Northall Street, Kettering
do
The County Council of Northumberland
0·032 hectares of land forming the site of the Broomley Sewage Treatment Works at Stocksfield
The Northumbrian Water Authority
The County Council of Salop
The Old Market Hall, The Square, Shrewsbury
The Borough Council of Shrewsbury and Atcham
The County Council of South Yorkshire
69, 75, 77 and 79 Frederick Street, Rotherham
The Borough Council of Rotherham
do
39, 41, 43 and 45 Norfolk Street, Rotherham
do
do
81 Nottingham Street, Rotherham
do
do
Those parts of 55, 57, 59 and 65 Drummond Street, Rotherham, not incorporated in highway
do
do
Area of land approximately 8.8 hectares at Townend Common, Stocksbridge
The City Council of Sheffield
The County Council of Tyne and Wear
3·18 acres (approximately) of land at Rowlands Gill on the west side of the A694 road and immediately to the north of the Towneley Arms Public House
The Borough Council of Gateshead
do
1,340 sq. yards of land formerly the site of the Bus Shelter and Public Lavatory in Glossop Street near its junction with Collingdon Road, High Spen
do
do
Land on the north side of South Sherburn, forming part of the garden to No. 1 Kells Way, Rowlands Gill and the sites of the dwelling houses Nos. 167 to 179 (odd inclusive) South Sherburn
do
do
0·48 acres of land on west side of Thornley Lane, lying approx. 70 yards north of Holling Hill, Rowlands Gill
do
do
Nos. 1-6 (inclusive) Lichfield Terrace, Winlaton
do
do
Approximately 0·25 acres of land on the east side of Half-field Road, Winlaton, opposite St. Annes Church
do
do
No. 12 California, Winlaton
do
do
Approximately 0·25 acres of land on the south side of Florence Street, Winlaton, at its junction with Half-fields Road
do
do
Land on the east side of Half-fields Road adjoining No. 5 California, Winlaton
do
do
750 sq. yards of land forming the car park on the south side of Station Road at its junction with Swalwell Bank, Whickham
do
do
418 sq. yards of land forming the Ellison Road frontage of St. Nicholas Church and 48·7 sq. yards of land immediately south of the War Memorial at the junction of Ellison Road and King George Avenue, Whickham
do
do
1,038 sq. yards of land at the corner of Fellside Road and Swalwell Bank, Whickham, Gateshead, forming the Street Garden at that point
do
do
132 sq. yards of land on the north east of Holmeside Avenue at its junction with Ellison Road, Whickham
do
do
Approximately 47·05 acres of land to the east of Killingworth Town Centre and enclosed by the eastern sector inner loop road known as East Bailey
The Borough Council of North Tyneside
do
Approximately 2·01 acres of land forming the site of an Adult Training Centre situate within that portion of the Killingworth Industrial Estate known as Camperdown
do
do
Communicare and Recreation Centre, Killingworth Town Centre comprising swimming pool, indoor sports hall, squash courts, health centre, library, youth and adult community facilities and an ecumenical centre and car parking facilities within and below the building approximately 4·11 acres
do
do
Approximately 5·88 acres of land immediately to the east of Killingworth Town Centre comprising Social Services Offices, Social Club and the adjacent amenity open space
do
do
22 Broughton Road
The Borough Council of South Tyneside
do
1 Berkely Street
do
do
18 Bolingbroke Street
do
do
31/33 Graham Street
do
do
13/15 and 12/14 Wharton Street
do
do
3/5 and 11/13 Burleigh Street
do
do
100, 102, 103, 182 and 186 Westoe Road
do
do
22/24, 38/40, 71/73, 75/77, 93/95 and 97/99 Imeary Street
do
do
9 Gilbert Street
do
do
3, 11, 15, 17, 33/35, 39 and 41 Ada Street
do
do
10/12 and 15/17 Milton Street
do
do
8 Chichester Road
do
do
233, 237, 241, 245, 247, 257, 259, 261 and 219 Albert Road
do
do
2 and 8 Park Road
do
do
1·94 acres of land situate at the junction of John Reid Road and Temple Park Road, South Shields, Tyne and Wear
do
do
3,834 sq. yards of land situate at Mile End Road, South Shields
do
do
240/242, 244/246, forecourt of 296 South Eldon Street
do
do
42/44 Barehirst Street
do
do
8 Greathead Street
do
do
163/165, 167/169, 179/181, 215/217, 227/229, 235/237, 247/249, 251/253, 259/261, 275/277, 307/309, 270/272 and 298/300 South Frederick Street
do
do
374/376, 390/392, 426/428, 512/514, 530/532, 550/552, 566/568 and 333/335 John Williamson Street
do
do
434 John Williamson Street/5 Barnes Road
do
do
105/107, 137/139, 141/143 and 165/167 Alice Street
do
The County Council of West Midlands
The Highway Depots at Cheston Road, Coventry Road, Crawford Street, Montgomery Street, Silver Street, King's Road, Piers Road, Riland Road, Cecil Street and Granville Street, Birmingham
The City Council of Birmingham
do
Depot at Queen Street, Bilston, Wolverhampton
The Borough Council of Wolverhampton
The County Council of West Yorkshire
Any interest of the transferor authority in the depot on the westerly side of Golden Butts Road, Ilkley, together with the houses numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4 Golden Butts Road
The City Council of Bradford
do
Any interest of the transferor authority in the premises on the easterly side of Golden Butts Road, Ilkley, formerly used as a depot and abattoir, together with the dwelling house numbered 5 Golden Butts Road
do
do
Any interest of the transferor authority in the cleansing depot on the westerly side of Lawkholme Lane, Keighley, together with the former house number 63 Lawkholme Lane now used as an office
do
do
Any interest of the transferor authority in the depot stores and offices at the junction of Shearbridge Road and Great Horton Road, Bradford
do
do
Any interest of the transferor authority in the engineers depot at Harris Street, Bradford
do
The Borough Council of Ashford
2 plots of 179 sq. m. and 99 sq. m. at Trumpet Bridge, Ashford
The County Council of Kent
The City Council of Birmingham
The Highway Depots at Cat Lane, Warstock Lane, Somery Road, Westfield Road, Newtown Row, Sidcup Road, Anthony Road, Frankley Beeches Road, Holliday Street, Shaftsmoor Lane, Spring Lane and Rose Road, Birmingham
The County Council of West Midlands
do
Lifford Refuse Collection Depot and Waste Disposal Works, Lifford Lane, Birmingham
The County Council of West Midlands and the City Council of Birmingham
do
Castle Bromwich Refuse Collection Depot and Waste Disposal Works, Chester Road, Birmingham
do
do
Perry Barr Refuse Collection Depot and Waste Disposal Works, Holford Drive, Birmingham
do
do
Montague Street Refuse Collection Depot and Waste Disposal Works, Birmingham
do
do
Leasehold interest in Rotton Park Street Refuse Collection Depot and Transfer Works, Birmingham
do
The District Council of Bolsover
Open space at the junction of High Street and Cotton Street, adjacent to the Pentecostal Church, Bolsover
The Town Council of Old Bolsover
do
Open space at the junction of High Street and Cotton Street, adjacent to No. 22 High Street, Bolsover
do
do
The Back Hills, Bolsover
do
do
Footpath Link, High Street to Middle Street Car Park, adjacent to the Elder Citizens Centre, Bolsover
do
do
The Elder Citizens Centre, High Street, Bolsover
do
do
Footpath Link, High Street to Castle Street, adjacent to Congregational Church, Bolsover
do
do
The Bainbridge Hall, Chapel Road, Carr Vale
do
do
The Bainbridge Hall Garden at the junction of Chapel Road and Carr Vale Road, Carr Vale
do
do
Open space on the site of the demolished houses, Orchard Row, Carr Vale
do
do
Footpath Link, East Avenue to Black Banks, Stanfree
do
do
Open space between No. 34 Hill Top, and the junction with Blind Lane and Hill Top, Bolsover
do
do
Open space between the Four Winds Cottage, Craggs Road, and Pear Tree Cottage, Hill Top, Bolsover
do
do
Open space adjoining 16A Hill Top, Bolsover
do
do
Open space from Kent's Breck to 16A Hill Top, Bolsover
do
do
Open space from Barber Shop, Station Road, Bolsover, to the stone built “bus shelter” at The Green, Hockley
do
do
Land at the junction of Station Road with Hill Top, Bolsover
do
do
Land adjoining No. 15 Station Road, Bolsover
do
do
Open space between the Shop, No. 11 Station Road, and No. 3 Old Hill, Bolsover
do
do
Open space from the junction of Old Hill and Houfton Road and upwards to Craggs Road, in an area known as “The Cundy House”
do
do
The Public Library, Cotton Street, Bolsover (but excluding rear yard with rights of access)
do
do
Land off Church Road, Stanfree
do
do
The Dykes Field, Oxcroft Lane, Bolsover
do
do
The Castle Estate Fields, otherwise known as The Parks, Bolsover
do
do
The Assembly Hall, Hill Top, Bolsover
do
The City Council of Bradford
Land off Lawkholme Lane, Keighley bounded on the south-west by the Leeds to Skipton railway line and towards the south-east by the cleansing depot
The County Council of West Yorkshire
do
Any interest of the transferor authority in land between Golden Butts Road and Wilmot Road, Ilkley, on the northerly side of the former fire station
do
do
Land at Stubden Bottom, Denholme, on the east side of the main Keighley to Halifax Road (including the culvert over Carperley Beck)
do
do
Land in Fair Road, Wibsey, Bradford, formerly known as Pearson Staith and as such comprised in a conveyance dated 14th January 1886 and made between the Land Commissioners for England (1) and the Local Board for the District of North Brierley (2)
do
do
The depot on the north bank of the River Aire at Briar Rhydding, Charlestown, Baildon, now occupied by the transferee authority
do
do
The highways depot and yard on the south easterly side of Bolton Road, Bradford, adjoining Peel Park and now occupied by the transferee authority
do
do
The rights of the transferor authority under any agreement relating to the letting or use of the forecourt of Ilkley railway station
The West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive
The District Council of Breckland
The Recreation Ground, Haspalls Road, Swaffham, O.S. No. 621 (6·132 acres) Norfolk Sheet LIX6 1928 Edition
The Town Council of Swaffham
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The Campingland, Swaffham, O.S. 391 (2·452 acres) and O.S. 413 (0·434 acres) Norfolk Sheet LIX6 1928 Edition
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The Public Halls, known as the Assembly Rooms, No. 1 Market Place, Swaffham, together with the small detached store at the rear
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The City Council of Canterbury
75 sq. m. at the entrance of the Diocesan and Payne Smith School, Canterbury
The County Council of Kent
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6 sq. m. at the entrance of the Parkside County Primary School, Canterbury
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The St. Nicholas Special School, Canterbury
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27 Tenterden Drive, Canterbury
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Site of the existing adult training centre, Cow Lane, Canterbury
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Longbridge Youth Centre, Canterbury
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Area of 0·936 hectares at St. Stephen's County Primary School, Canterbury
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Area of 170 sq. m. at Wincheap County Primary School, Canterbury
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Area of 916 sq. m. at Frank Hooker Secondary School annex, Canterbury
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Site of Beauherne County Primary School, and Frank Hooker Secondary School with entrance roads, Canterbury
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Two areas of 462 sq. m. and 186 sq. m. at St. Peter's Primary School, Canterbury
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Old people's home, The Holt, Canterbury
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WRVS Centre, Castle Row, Canterbury
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The District Council of Caradon
No. 3 West Street, Liskeard (which includes the Public Hall) and No. 5 West Street, Liskeard
The Town Council of Liskeard
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Guildhall, Liskeard, including arcade shops and public clock
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Fountain on The Parade, Liskeard
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The Pipewell, Liskeard
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The District Council of Dacorum
The Aley Green Cemetery
The Parish Councils of Caddington and Markyate
The District Council of Dartford
Temple Hill Branch Library, Dartford
The County Council of Kent
The District Council of Dover
The Sleed Wood Refuse Tip, Coombe Road, Dover, amounting to 10·88 hectares
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The District Council of East Hertfordshire
0·64 hectares of land west of The Firs JMI School in Great Hadham Road and north of Scott Road, Bishop's Stortford (O.S. Ref. (1921 Edition, Sheet XXIII) part 572)
The Town Council of Bishop's Stortford
The District Council of East Northamptonshire
Land and buildings at 5 and 5A College Street, Higham Ferrers
The Town Council of Higham Ferrers
The Borough Council of Gateshead
1·92 acres of land forming the bus terminal at the westernmost section of the Blaydon Town Centre Shopping Precinct, Gateshead
The County Council of Tyne and Wear
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Approximately 4·94 acres of land lying to the south of Whitehill Drive, Heworth, Gateshead, known as the Heworth Colliery Council Depot
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The District Council of Holderness
Hedon Cemetery and plot of land adjoining
The Town Council of Hedon
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Cobbled area in the Market Place, Hedon
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Plot of land off Sheriff Highway alongside the Burstwick Drain, Hedon
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Plot of land near Burstwick Drain, and adjacent to Stimpsons Field, Hedon
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Plot of land known as Horse Well, Ivy Lane, Hedon
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Plot of land off Far Bank, known as Old Pump House Field, Hedon
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Plot of land known as Far Bank, being the site of the Old Haven, Hedon
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Plot of allotment land near Reedsmere Drain, Hedon
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Bridleway known as West Lane, Hedon
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Plot of land adjoining the Town Hall, Hedon
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The Borough Council of Kirklees
Approximately 13,410 sq. metres generally bounded by Market Street, Upperhead Row, Springwood Street, George Street and the Inner Ring Road, Huddersfield, together with the bus station thereon, but excluding—
(a) the multi-storey car park above ground level together with its entrances and exits and the ramps thereto;
(b) the land at ground level beneath such ramps, the land between the north-westerly ramp and Upperhead Row and the triangular plot of land to the north of the said ramps;
(c) the premises at ground level to the south of the central main entrance to the bus station from Upperhead Row, comprising approximately 666 square metres;
(d) the three staircase towers serving the said car park (including the lift in the central tower); and
(e) the air space over the properties described in (a)-(d),
and subject to rights of way on foot only over the bus station in favour of the transferor authority and all persons claiming under them for the purpose of gaining access to and egress from the properties described in (a)-(e) as at present used and enjoyed:
Together with a right of way on foot only over the pedestrian access over the lands described in (b) in favour of the transferee authority and all persons claiming under them
The West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive
The City Council of Leicester
3-9 inclusive Pocklingtons Walk and 1-1a Chancery Street, Leicester
The County, Council of Leicestershire
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The Constitutional Club, Pocklingtons Walk, Leicester
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5 Greyfriars, Leicester
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7 Breedon Avenue, Wigston
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1 Castleford Road, Braunstone, Leicester
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18 Cleveleys Avenue, Leicester
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45 Clovelly Road, Glenfield, Leicester
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110 Dovedale Road, Leicester
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29 Eastcourt Road, Leicester
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109 Edward Avenue, Leicester
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95 Faire Road, Glenfield, Leicester
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104 Glenfield Frith Drive, Glenfield, Leicester
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90 Heacham Drive, Leicester
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15 Hereford Road, Leicester
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74 Lonsdale Road, Thurmaston, Leicester
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26 Marsden Lane, Leicester
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4 Newstead Avenue, Wigston
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9 Ilmington Close, Glenfield, Leicester
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21 Savernake Road, Leicester
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34 Wardens Walk, Leicester Forest East, Leicester
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222 sq. yds. of land at 27-31 Rawson Street, Leicester
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6 sq. yds. of land at Taylor Road Recreation Ground, Leicester
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40 sq. yds. of land at Spittlehouse Street, Leicester
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167 sq. yds. of land at St. Mark's Vicarage, Leicester
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190 sq. yds. of land at 2-4 Woodhouse Street, Leicester
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585 sq. yds. of land at 3-23 Woodhouse Street, Leicester
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504 sq. yds. of land at 16-26 Hampden Street, Leicester
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705 sq. yds. of land at Leadenhall Street and Spittlehouse Street, Leicester
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890 sq. yds. of land at Bradgate Street, Littleton Street and Abbey Gate, Leicester
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85 sq. yds. of land at Syston Street, Leicester
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240 sq. yds. of land at Woodhouse Street, Leicester
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2,420 sq. yds. of land at Syston Street, Wanlip Street and Birstall Street, Leicester
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2,740 sq. yds. of land at Wanlif Street and Birstall Street, Leicester
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1,040 sq. yds. of land at Birstall Street and Willowbridge Street, Leicester
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879 sq. yds. of land at 2-16 Syston Street, Leicester
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300 sq. yds. of land at Hampden Street, Leicester
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387 sq. yds. of land at Leadenhall Street and Spittlehouse Street, Leicester
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675 sq. yds. of land at 18, 18a and 20-26 Syston Street, Leicester
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378 sq. yds. of land at 13 Belgrave Road, Leicester
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0·34 acres of land at Orchardson Avenue, St. Marks, Leicester
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1·226 acres of land at Melbourne Road, Leicester
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0·86 acres of land at Morton Road, Leicester
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2·332 acres of land on the north side of West Holme Street, Leicester, being part of the site of the King Richard III Infant School
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The Borough Council of Luton
Gypsy Caravan site, St. Thomas's Road, Luton
The County Council of Bedfordshire
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3 Downs Road, Luton
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Park Town Day Centre for the Elderly site fronting Langley Street and Chequer Street, Luton
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1-33 (odd) Princess Street, Luton
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Land forming part of the sites of 92-106 Church Street, Luton
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Students' Hostel site, Vicarage Street, Luton
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The City Council of Manchester
Leasehold interest, Civil Defence Control, Mill Lane, Cheadle
The County Council of Greater Manchester
The Borough Council of Medina
7·17 acres of land at Rosemary Lane, Ryde, O.S. Reference Nos. 2847 and 2938
The Southern Water Authority
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4·4 acres of land off St. Michaels Road, St. Helens, O.S. Reference No. 5763
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0·26 acres of land off New Road, Wootton, adjoining the pumping station and Wootton Creek together with the access road off New Road
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The Borough Council of Medway
346 sq. metres of frontage of Naval Church Institute, Chatham
The County Council of Kent
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1,634 sq. metres to east of Union Street, Chatham
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1,392 sq. metres between Union Street and Church Street, Chatham
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1, 3, 5, 7 and part of 25 Whittaker Street, Chatham
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342 sq. metres of parts 22 and 24 Whittaker Street, Chatham
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130, 132, 140, 142, 148 and front portion of 156, 158, 162 and 172 New Road, Chatham
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358 sq. metres of 223-243 (odds) New Road and 394 High Street, Chatham
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419 sq. metres of 23-37 (odds) Rhode Street, Chatham
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1,250 sq. metres of frontage of Cemetery, Maidstone Road, Chatham
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670 sq. metres of frontage of Airport, Maidstone Road, Chatham
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369 sq. metres of frontage of 2-16 (evens) Nelson Terrace, Chatham
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19-29 (odds) Skinner Street, Chatham
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296 sq. metres of frontage of 101, 103, 105, 121, 123, 161, 163, 165, 167, 169, 171, 173, 175 and 177 and part of 185, 153 to 157 The Brook, Chatham
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190 sq. metres of frontage of Food Factory, Cross Street, Chatham
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32 Clover Street, Chatham
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Land adjoining Zion Chapel, Clover Street, Chatham amounting to 251 sq. metres
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The District Council of Mid Bedfordshire
Ampthill Park
The Town Council of Ampthill
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Land known as The Alameda, Ampthill
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Recreation Area known as Coopers Hill, Ampthill
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Land known as Sweetbriar Walk, Ampthill
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Open space, Verne Drive, Ampthill
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Bowling Green and Paddock, Kings Arms Pathway, Ampthill
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Franklin's Recreation Ground, Mill Lane, Biggleswade
The Town Council of Biggleswade
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Fairfield Recreation Ground, Fairfield Road, Biggleswade
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Drove Road Recreation Ground, Biggleswade
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Kitelands Playing Field, Biggleswade
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Stratton Way Playing Field, Biggleswade
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Potton Road Recreation Ground, Biggleswade
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Recreation Ground, Bedford Road, Sandy
The Town Council of Sandy
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Land held for public open space in connection with Town Development, Sunderland Road, Sandy
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Leasehold interest in two areas of land containing 3·908 acres and 8·658 acres leased for recreational purposes at The Pinnacle, Sandy
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The Green, Beeston and Manorial Rights
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The District Council of North Cornwall
Guildhall
The Town Council of Bodmin
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Public Rooms
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Mount Folly
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Gymnasium, Squash Court, Rifle Range
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Rhind Street Garages
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Land at Crockwell Street
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Land at Market Street
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Shire House
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Bus Shelters at Mount Folly, Five Ways Junction, Westheath Avenue, Dennison Road
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Narisa Hall, Priory Park
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Tennis Courts, Priory Park
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Mary Kendall House, Priory Park
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Over 60's Sun Lounge, Priory Park
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Priory Car Park, Caretakers Bungalow, Grandstand and Ancillary Buildings, Public Convenience
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Recreation and Open Spaces and Children's Corner, Priory Park
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The Beacon
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The Beacon Playing Field
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Coldharbour Recreation Ground
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Berrycombe Valley Play Area O.S. Nos. 272, 280, 281, 286, Pt. 286A and 288
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Land to North of Berryfields O.S. Nos. 227, 228 (Pt.)
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Lower Beacon
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Kay Crescent Open Space
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Fairpark
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Halgavor, Green Lane and Victoria Square Play areas
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The District Council of North Cornwall
Summerleaze Downs excluding Crooklets Car Park, Cafe, Beach Huts etc. O.S. Nos. Pt. 86, 85, 87, Pt. 118, Pt. 86a, Pt. 84
The Town Council of Bude-Stratton
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Bencoolan Gardens, Pt. O.S. No. 488
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Shalder Hill, O.S. Nos. 114A, 114B, 115; and Pt. O.S. No. 136
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Shute Triangle, bounded by Belle View and Lansdown Road
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Rattenbury Gardens, bounded by Old Post Office Hill and Fore Street, Stratton
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Town Hall, Guildhall complex
The Town Council of Launceston
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Priory Ruins
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Southgate Arch
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Lawrence House
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Newport Round House, Car Park Rest Gardens
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The Borough Council of North Tyneside
Approximately 78·81 acres forming a continuous area of undeveloped land to the North East and South of the Killingworth inner loop road, known as East Bailey the outer perimeter of which is defined by the boundary of the Killingworth Township CDA
The County Council of Tyne and Wear
The District Council of Rother
Approximately one acre of land known as Sidley Goods Yard, Bexhill
The County Council of East Sussex
The City Council of St. Albans
0·506 acres of open space land at Pickford Hill, Harpenden
The Parish Council of Harpenden
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0·303 acres open space land at rear of Park Rise and Park Rise Close, Harpenden
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The District Council of Sedgefield
Public Convenience, Simpasture Court, Newton Aycliffe
The Town Council of Great Aycliffe
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Public Convenience, Town Centre, Newton Aycliffe
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Public Convenience, West Park, Newton Aycliffe
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Public Convenience, Trading Estate, Newton Aycliffe
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Public Convenience, Aycliffe Village
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Public Convenience, Redworth Road, Shildon
The Town Council of Shildon
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Public Convenience, West Road, Shildon
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Public Convenience, Central Parade, Shildon
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Public Convenience, Cheapside, Shildon
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Public Convenience, Byerley Road, Shildon
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Strip of land in Surtees Avenue from Main Street to St. John's Road, Shildon
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Part of the Black Boy Branch Line from Hackworth Road to Raby Gardens including strip at southern end, east of Windsor Gardens, Shildon
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Land situate between Civic Hall and Surtees Avenue (Hallgarth Field) Shildon
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Land west of Church Hall and north east of Civic Hall, Shildon
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Strip of land between Cheapside and Fulton Terrace (part of Black Boy Branch line), Shildon
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Reclaimed land at Brusselton including site at North Terrace
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Plot of land adjoining gable end of 222 Byerley Road, Shildon
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Land east of Civic Hall, Shildon
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Urinal, Byers Green
The Town Council of Spennymoor
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Urinal, North Eastern Hotel, Spennymoor
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Public conveniences, Barnfield Road, Spennymoor
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Play Areas (Hard Paved) No. 2 at High Croft, Middlestone Moor (ex H. F. Johnson)
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The District Council of Shepway
Approximately 2·2 hectares off Fernfield Lane, Alkham, forming part of the Hawkinge Brickworks site
The County Council of Kent
The City Council of Southampton
Nos. 42 to 50 Brickfield Road
The County Council of Hampshire
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Nos. 28, 30, 32 and 32A Highcrown Street
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280 Foundry Lane
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Nos. 67, 85, 87 and 89 Imperial Avenue
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Nos. 2 and 18 Cambridge Road
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Nos. 37, 39, 49, 54 and 84 Cedar Road
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Nos. 51 to 57 (odd), 63 and 65 Forster Road
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Nos. 36 and 38 Padwell Road
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121 Warren Crescent
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49 Brickfield Road
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Nos. 16 and 18 Northcote Road
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Nos. 25 and 37 Somerset Road
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26 Richville Road
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Nos. 205, 225, 227, 229 and 231 and 241 to 253 Shirley Road
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102 Stafford Road
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Nos. 9, 14, 18, 37, 47 and 55 Shayer Road
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133 Middle Road
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Nos. 139 to 149 (odd) Middle Road
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112 Porchester Road
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Nos. 111 and 113 Portsmouth Road
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6·2 acres of land bounded by Greywell Avenue, Aldermoor Road and Lyburn Close
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8·72 acres of land fronting Botley Road
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0·200 acres of land adjacent to Rossington Way
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0·389 acres of land fronting Selbourne Avenue
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0·080 acres of land fronting Test Lane
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0·147 acres of land fronting Springford Road
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0·123 acres of land fronting Victor Street
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0·057 acres of land fronting Bassett Green Road
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2·84 acres of land at Coleman Street, Chapel Road and Grove Street
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2·18 acres of land on east side of Aberdeen Street
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0·933 acres of land fronting Green Lane
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399 Hinkler Road
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0·183 acres of land adjacent to 314 Winchester Road
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203 Kingsclere Avenue
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0·20 acres of land at Southern Road
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Nos. 94 to 114 Albert Road
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Nos. 43 to 53 Chantry Road
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0·032 acres of land at corner of Chantry Road and Ryde Terrace
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0·099 acres of land at Crosshouse Road opposite junction with Endle Street
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0·026 acres of land at Bridge Road adjacent to No. 1 Defender Walk
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The District Council of South Kesteven
Stamford Sewage Works, comprising 8·58 acres of land south of Uffington Road, Stamford
The Anglian Water Authority
The District Council of South Norfolk
The Corn Hall, Diss, together with the land and buildings erected thereon
The Town Council of Diss
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Leasehold interest in land situate the Mere's Mouth abutting on to Mere Street, Diss, together with the sign and plinth erected thereon
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The Mere, O.S. No. 804, an area of 5·605 acres together with rights of flow into the river Waveney as may now be subsisting
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The Arboretum, O.S. No. 812, an area of 1·368 acres including the pathway from Denmark Street to Park Road, Diss
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Triangular shaped piece of land to the north west of Church Hall laid out as a garden including the pathway from Mere Street to Park Road, Diss
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Alley known as Draper's Row, Diss
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Lows footpath extending from Victoria Road to the bridge over the river Waveney, Diss
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Land known as The Park Fields, Diss
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The Market Place, Diss
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The District Council of South North-amptonshire
Public open space land bounded by Ellesmere Road, Ellesmere Avenue and Bridgewater Road
The Town Council of Brackley
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Land at Valley Estate abutting the highway at its northern end between Nos. 4 and 6 Valley Road and running in a south-easterly direction terminating at the highway between Nos. 28 and 50 Valley Road
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Land at Valley Estate situated immediately south-east of the termination of Nether Close and bounded on its northern and eastern sides by watercourses and on its southern side by the footpath
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Land off Banbury Road, west of Westhill Gardens and Wayneflete Close (part of OS parcel 92)
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All footpaths and walkways (where not adopted by Highway Authority)
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Town Hall and Market Place
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Land at Halse Road (part of OS parcel 194) lying between the southern boundary of the Cemetery and the northern boundary of the adjacent residential development
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The Borough Council of South Tyneside
277/279, 281, 283/285, 287/289 South Palmerston Street
The County Council of Tyne and Wear
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310/312 South Frederick Street
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168/170, 172/174, 176/178, 180/182, 184/186, 188/190, 200/202, 204/206, 208/210, 212/214, 216/218, 220/222, 224/226, 228/230, 183/185, 187/189, 191/193, 195/197, 207/209, 211/213, 215/217, 219/221, 223/225, 227/229, 231/233, 235/237, 239/241, 243/245 and 247/249 John Williamson Street
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28 Reed Street
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57 Bertram Street
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11 Greathead Street
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Site of former warehouse premises in Whitehead Street
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1/3, 5/7, 9/11, 13/15, 2/4, 6/8, 10/12, 14/16, 18/20, 22/24, 26/28 and 30/32 Dean Crescent
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46 to 76 (inclusive evens) West Way
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393/395 and 397/399 Dean Road
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10,450 sq. yds. of land known as the Victoria Road Depot, Victoria Road, South Shields
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4,353 sq. yds. of land situate immediately to the west of the Incinerator, Middlefields, South Shields and extending to the east, west and north of the existing Amenity Block
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691 sq. yards of land situate within the Incinerator Complex, Middlefields, South Shields, extending westwards from the existing Weigh Bridge to the roundabout at the western entrance to the complex
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Sites of 3/161 (odd numbers only) Sites of 167/181 (odd numbers only) John Williamson Street
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1a, 1, 3, 4/84 (even numbers only), 94/136 (even numbers only) Alice Street
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27, 29 Reed Street
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55, 57, 57½, 59 Walpole Street
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120, 126 Laygate
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The District Council of Tendring
Approximately 8,000 sq. metres of land fronting Rush Green Road, Clacton, with a rear (eastern) boundary 80 metres in length and a northern boundary 100 metres in length
The County Council of Essex
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Approximately 0·5 acres of land off Station Road, Lawford, bounded on the west by the railway and on the north by the access road to the sewage works
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The Borough Council of Tewkesbury
Town Hall
The Town Council of Tewkesbury
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Depot, Chance Street
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9 Church Street
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1 Comptons Alley
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Severn Ham
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Land, Mythe Railway Nature Reserve
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Children's Play Area, land at junction of Howells Road and Link Road, Tewkesbury
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Children's Play Area, land at corner of Carrant Road and Mitton Way, Tewkesbury
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Children's Play Area, land at rear of 8 to 26 Rosefield Crescent, Tewkesbury
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Children's Play Area, land adjoining 109 Churchill Grove, Tewkesbury
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Children's Play Area, land situate between Queens Road and Warwick Place, Tewkesbury
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The lordship of the manor of Tewkesbury
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Moorings in the river Avon
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Fishing rights in the river Avon
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The District Council of Vale of White Horse
Approximately 4·656 acres of land situate to the west of Peep-O-Day Lane, Wilsham Road, Abingdon and lying to the north of a track or lane which runs along the northern boundary of the Abingdon Sewerage Works
The Thames Water Authority
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Approximately 0·128 acres of land situate to the east of Peep-O-Day Lane, Wilsham Road, Abingdon and lying to the south of Abingdon Pumping Station No. 1
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The District Council of West Oxfordshire
The Leys Recreation Ground, Witney
The Town Council of Witney
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King George's Field Recreation Ground, Witney
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The Council of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
Eton Recreation Ground
The Town Council of Eton
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Eton Wick Recreation Ground
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The Borough Council of Wolverhampton
Land at Crown Street, Wolverhampton, containing a Cleansing Depot and an Incineration plant with associated offices
The County Council of West Midlands and the Borough Council of Wolverhampton
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Depot at Lunt Road, Bilston
The County Council of West Midlands
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Depot, offices and stores at Moathouse Lane, Wednesfield
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The District Council of Wychavon
All allotments controlled by the former Droitwich Borough Council
The Town Council of Droitwich
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The Almonry, Evesham
The Town Council of Evesham
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All allotments controlled by the former Evesham Borough Council
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All cemeteries within the former borough of Evesham
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Hampton Playing Field
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Battleton Brook Area, Evesham
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The Town Council of Bradford-on-Avon
Bradford-on-Avon Cemetery
The District Council of West Wiltshire
The Town Council of Bishop's Stortford
5·16 hectares of land off Great Hadham Road, Bishop's Stortford (O.S. Ref. (1921 Edition, Sheet XXIII) 569, 570 and 571)
The District Council of East Hertfordshire
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0·87 hectares of land west of The Firs JMI School in Great Hadham Road, Bishop's Stortford (O.S. Ref. (1921 Edition, Sheet XXIII) part 572)
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The Town Council of Bridport
Mortuary Room, South Street, Bridport
The District Council of West Dorset
The Town Council of Buckingham
Buckingham Burial Ground, Buckingham
The District Council of Aylesbury Vale
The Parish Council of Harpenden
0·955 acres open space land at Batford allotments, Harpenden
The City Council of St. Albans
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0·079 acres open space land at Marquis Lane and River Lea, Harpenden
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0·345 acres common land at junction of Station Road and Lower Luton Road, Harpenden, together with any rights in respect thereof
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0·13 acres common land at the junction of Walkers Road and Southdown Road, Harpenden, together with any rights in respect thereof
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Westfield Road Cemetery, Harpenden
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Shelters in the Parish of Harpenden, other than those situated on land owned by the Harpenden Parish Council
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The Parish Council of Hilperton
Hilperton Cemetery
The District Council of West Wiltshire
The Town Council of Rye
The Landgate Tower, Rye, containing in area 84 sq. metres
The District Council of Rother
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Ypres Tower or Castle, Rye, containing in area 256 sq. metres
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Part of Town Walls adjacent to car park in Cinque Port Street, Rye, in length 60 metres
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Cistern and Pump, Pump Street, Rye, containing in area 99 sq. metres
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Factory Marsh Allotments at rear of South Undercliff, Rye, containing in area 0·9591 hectares
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Love Lane Allotments, Love Lane, Rye, containing in area 3·346 hectares
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Rope Walk Allotments, Rope Walk, Rye, containing in area 2,347 sq. metres
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The Town Council of Trowbridge
Trowbridge Cemetery
The District Council of West Wiltshire
The Town Council of Warminster
Pine Lawns Cemetery
do
do
Land acquired as a War Memorial known as Copheap
do
The Town Council of Westbury
Westbury Cemetery
do
The parish councils of Rye and Rye Foreign
Cemetery and buildings, Rye Hill, Rye, containing in area 3·4155 hectares
The District Council of Rother
The Northumbrian Water Authority
30·72 acres of land lying to the east of Mill Road, Blackhall Mill, Chopwell, Gateshead, having as its western boundary the various boundaries of the dwellinghouses in Mill Road, East Terrace, Bolton's Bungalows, The Green, and Chopwell Mill, as its northern boundary the un-named back lane running eastwards from Chopwell Mill to E. D. Morrell Terrace, and as its southern and eastern boundaries the smallholding known as Tongue Burns Farm
The Borough Council of Gateshead
do
8·34 acres of land to the east of Mill Road and Chopwell Road at Blackhall Mill, Chopwell, Gateshead forming the sites of the dwellinghouses and gardens known as Connolly Terrace and Armondside Road together with the adjoining allotment gardens on the south side of the River Derwent
do
do
The dwellinghouse known as Tongue Burns Farmhouse, Tongue Burns Farm, Blackhall Mill, Chopwell, Gateshead
do
do
2,790 square yards of land to the east of Dipwood Road, Rowlands Gill, Gateshead, being the sites of two private dwellinghouses adjoining the Whisky Bridge sewage disposal works
do
do
1·308 acres of land forming part of the Colwell Sewage Treatment Works
The District Council of Tynedale
do
8·33 acres of land forming the site of the former Flint Mill Sewage Disposal Works at Houghtonle-Spring
The Borough Council of Sunderland
The North West Water Authority
1·78 acres of land at Little Stanney, Ellesmere Port
The Borough Council of Ellesmere Port and Neston
The Severn-Trent Water Authority
Approximately 1 acre of land, premises and works known as the Bracebridge Pumping Station, High Hoe Road, Worksop
The District Council of Bassetlaw
do
2,967 sq. yards of land and buildings at Goods Road, Belper
The District Council of Amber Valley
The Southern Water Authority
55·080 acres of land forming part of the North Farm Estate, off North Farm Lane, Tunbridge Wells
The County Council of Kent
do
2·50 acres of land off Longfield Road, Tunbridge Wells
do
do
11·24 acres of land forming part of the North Farm Estate, west of North Farm Lane and east of the railway, the boundary being sensibly tangential to the railway curve and parallel to the road
The Borough Council of Tunbridge Wells
do
2·43 acres of land forming part of the North Farm Estate, south west of the access road to the destructor plant and extending from Longfield Road to North Farm Lane
do
do
1·48 acres of land forming part of the North Farm Estate, irregular in shape and situate either side of North Farm Lane adjoining the old North Farm buildings
do
do
No. 10 North Farm Cottages
do
do
50 acres of land situate and known as Cinderhill Wood, Matfield
do
The Thames Water Authority
Approximately 0·0087 acres of land situate within the site of the former Admiralty Sewerage Works, Grove, Wantage
The District Council of Vale of White Horse
The Yorkshire Water Authority
41·968 hectares of land at Apperley Bridge, Bradford, bounded towards the west by the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, on the south by Apperley Road, on the east in part by Apperley Lane and on the north by the Leeds to Shipley railway line, including Elm Tree Farm and Bottom Farm
The City Council of Bradford
do
3·088 hectares of land on the south side of Apperley Road, Apperley Bridge, Bradford comprising field Nos. O.S. 1689 and 0393 including Field House
do
do
Approximately 11·47 hectares of land on the south side of the River Aire at Buck Mill, Thackley, Bradford adjacent to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal
do
do
Land between Esholt Lane and the River Aire at Esholt comprising O.S. Nos. 7000, 7700 and 7800 (but excluding the pump house aqueduct and associated works)
do
do
13·73 hectares of land at Esholt bounded towards the south-east by Esholt Lane and towards the north by Cunliffe Lane
do
do
7·185 hectares of land bounded towards the south by Cunliffe Lane, Esholt and on the north in part by the embankment of the Shipley to Guiseley railway line, comprising parts of O.S. Nos. 5533, 7027, 7240, 8831, 8846 and 0033 and the whole of fields O.S. 0041 and 8337
do
do
26·462 hectares of land at Baildon bounded towards the north-west by Esholt Lane towards the west in part by Otley Road and on the south-east by the centre of the River Aire, including Bean House and Ford House Farm
do
do
5·40 hectares of land comprising O.S. Nos. 0979, 2376, and 3177 situated between Otley Road and Esholt Lane, Baildon, including Gill Beck farmhouse
do
do
The house and premises numbered 2 Esholt Lane, Baildon, together with the land immediately to the north-west of such premises (extending as far as Otley Road and comprising in total 0·556 hectares)
do
do
The houses and premises numbered 10 Esholt Lane, Baildon, together with lands forming the curtilage thereof and immediately to the north and north-west of such premises (extending as far as Otley Road and comprising in total 0·3359 hectares)
do
do
Land on the easterly side of Harrogate Road and on the north bank of the River Aire at Apperley Bridge, Bradford being O.S. field number 6800 and at present used as a sports ground
do

## II 

(1)
(2)
(3)
Transferor authority
Property
Transferee authority
The District Council of Radnor
2·30 acres or thereabouts of allotment land known as Townsfield allotments (on land formerly known as Conjuror's Farm), Knighton
The Town Council of Knighton
do
2·09 acres or thereabouts of allotment land known as Crabtree Green allotments, Llandrindod Wells
The Town Council of Llandrindod Wells
The Borough Council of Taff-Ely
4·38 acres or thereabouts of allotment land known as the Oakland Terrace Site lying to the rear of Oakland Terrace, Cilfynydd, Pontypridd
The Town Council of Pontypridd
do
1·08 acres or thereabouts of allotment land lying between Ilan Avenue and Glyndwr Avenue, Ebenezer, Rhydyfelin, Pontypridd and known as Glyndwr Site
do
do
9·47 acres or thereabouts of allotment land known as Tinplate Works Field at the rear of Meadow Street, Treforest, Pontypridd
do
do
1·16 acres or thereabouts of allotment land lying to the rear of Kingsland Terrace, Treforest, Pontypridd
do
do
5·92 acres or thereabouts of allotment land known as Craig Leyshon Site lying to the rear of Park Place, Cilfynydd, Pontypridd
do
do
1·77 acres or thereabouts of allotment land lying west of Tynabedw and to the rear of Merthyr Road, Pontypridd
do
do
4·26 acres or thereabouts of allotment land known as Taylor's Field Site lying adjacent to Ty Gwyn Road, Pontypridd
do
do
8·26 acres or thereabouts of allotment land known as Ely Brook Site lying between the River Taff and the Albion Branch Mineral Railway Line to the rear of Coedpenmaen Road, Pontypridd
do
do
1·78 acres or thereabouts of allotment land west of The Parade, Pontypridd at the lower end of Dorothy Street, Pontypridd
do
The Borough Council of Vale of Glamorgan
Merthyr Dyfan Burial Ground, Barry containing an area of approximately 24·35 acres
The Town Council of Barry
do
Children's Play Park known as Cowbridge Twt comprising approximately 1·143 acres, together with access thereto (without prejudice to other rights of access appertaining), situate adjacent to and south of the former Cowbridge Grammar School
The Town Council of Cowbridge
do
Land known as Cowbridge Cemetery comprising an area of approximately 0·75 acres, together with rights of access thereto, and situate south-west of the highway known as The Limes
do
do
Car Park (excluding the public conveniences), rear of Town Hall, Cowbridge.
The County Council of South Glamorgan
do
Car Park (excluding the public conveniences), adjacent to the Town Hall, Llantwit, Major.
do
do
Car Park, Cliff Walk, Penarth
do
do
Multi-Storey Car Park, The Esplanade, Penarth
do
do
Small park opposite Rose Cottage near the South Gate, Cowbridge
The Town Council of Cowbridge
do
Town Hall, Town Hall Square, Cowbridge
do
do
War Memorial outside Town Hall, Cowbridge
do
do
The Paget Rooms (including the two shops incorporated therewith), Victoria Road, Penarth
The Town Council of Penarth
do
Penarth Cemetery, containing an area of 7·5 acres or thereabouts, situate at Castle Avenue, Penarth
do
The Town Council of Narberth
All the estate in and rights in respect of the Town Moor, Narberth
The District Council of South Pembrokeshire

## Explanatory note

This Order makes further provision incidental, consequential, transitional and supplementary to the Local Government Act 1972 and the Water Act 1973, relating to—
the amendment of certain Acts and instruments;
certain franchise and prescriptive rights;
the powers of statutory water undertakers to lay mains; and
the transfer of certain property, etc.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1977/293 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/local-authorities-etc-miscellaneous-provision-order-1977
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: legislation.gov.uk, The National Archives.