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INDEX OF FIRMS ISVA The professional Society for Valuers and Auctioneers INDEX ADA-Ama ADAS, Caernarfon ................ 339 Alan De Maid Ltd, Chislehurst ....... 65 ADAS, Huntingdon ............... 123 Alan Kirkham, Oldham ............ 233 AMEC Developments Ltd, Manchester Alan Stace & Co, Hastings ......... 106 ............................... 212 Alan Thomas, Newcastle Emlyn .... 346 ARC Ltd Southern Region, Witney .. 318 Alan W Scarisbrick Estates, Parbold . 237 ARC (Northern) Ltd, Wetherby ..... 312 Albany Homes Ltd, Chigwell ........ 63 ASDA Property Holdings PLC, Alcocks, Hereford ................ 112 London WI .................... 189 Alder King, Bristol ................. 42 Abbey Life Assurance Company Ltd, Alder King, Gloucester ............. 95 Bournemouth ................... 35 Alder King Consultant Surveyors, Abbey National Building Society, Andover Swindon ...................... 289 ................................. 6 Aldergate Properties Ltd, Nottingham 232 Abbey National Building Society, Hull 122 Aldridges of Bath Ltd, Bath .......... 14 Abbey National PLC, Altrincham ..... 5 Alex Sabbadini Inc, Sacramento ..... 383 Abbey National PLC, Croydon ...... 74 Alex Smith & Co, Birmingham ....... 21 Abbey National PLC, Harrow ...... 106 Alexander & Co, Dunstable ......... 82 Abbey National PLC, Huyton ...... 123 Alexander Reid & Frazer, Downpatrick Abbey National PLC, London SE12 .. 165 ............................... 356 Abbey National PLC, London W12 .. 196 Alexander Spence Ltd, Bangor ...... 355 Abbey National PLC, Newton Abbot 224 Alfred Mossop & Co, Ambleside ...... 6 Abbey National PLC, Norwich ...... 229 Allan Fuller, London SW15 ........ 175 Abbey National PLC, Oswestry ..... 235 Allen & Harris, Bristol .............. 42 Abbey National PLC, Slough ....... 269 F WAllen & Son, Cheadle .......... 57 Abbey National PLC, Southampton . 274 Allen Mellor & Co, Oldham ........ 233 Abbey National PLC, Walsall ....... 304 Alliance & Leicester Building Society, ' Abbey National PLC, Wokingham ... 319 Bedford ........................ 17 Abbey National PLC, Worthing ..... 324 Alliance & Leicester Building Society, Abbot & Co, Newton Abbot ........ 223 Birmingham .................... 27 Abbott Whittles Kennedy Partnership, Alliance & Leicester Building Society, Wallington .................... 304 Bristol ......................... 46 Aberdeen University, Aberdeen ..... 329 Alliance & Leicester Building Society, Abrahams Consolidated Ltd, St Albans Bushey ......................... 53 ............................... 277 Alliance & Leicester Building Society, Ackroyd Dent & Co, Leeds ......... 133 Cheltenham .................... 59 Acland & Lensam Chartered Surveyors, Alliance & Leicester Building Society, London SW6 ................... 172 Hove ......................... 118 Acland Bracewell & Co, Preston ..... 246 Alliance & Leicester Building Society, Acres Fine Arts, Sutton Coldfield .... 288 Leicester ...................... 139 Adair Davy, Leeds ................ 133 Allied Property Services Ltd, Billingham James Adam & Sons, Dublin ........ 376 ................................ 20 Adam Goddard & Partners Ltd, Hayes 107 Allied Property Services Ltd, Hartlepool Adams & Rose, Poole ............. 242 ............................... 106 P C Adams Consultant Surveyor, Bideford Allison Berry & Gray, Warrington .,. 305 ................................ 20 Allison Pitter & Co, Kingston ....... 373 Thomas C Adams, Chester .......... 60 Allisons, Warrington .............. 306 Adams, Richard, Coventry .......... 70 Allitt Survey & Valuation, Blackpool .. 28 David Adamson and Partners, Broxburn Allsop & Co, London EC2 .......... 149 ................................ 49 Allsop & Co, London SW1 ......... 167 Agricultural Investment Services, Allsop & Co, London WI .......... 177 Lockerbie ...................... 333 Allsop Cottons, Dudley ............. 82 Ainge Design Consultancy Survey & Allsop Matcham, Plymouth ........ 240 Valuation, Walsall .............. 304 Amalgamated Appraisal Consultants, Alan Black & Co, York ............. 325 Singapore ..................... 378 D-3 Ama-Ban INDEX Amalgamated Berkshire Holdings PLC, Associated British Foods PLC, Watford Maidenhead ................... 204 ............................... 308 Amey Facilities Management Ltd Associated British Ports Holdings PLC, (London), Wembley ............. 310 Southampton .................. 274 David Amstell Property Consultant, Pinner Associated Surveyors & Auctioneers, Hong ............................... 240 Kong ......................... 371 Anderson & Anderson, Lusaka ...... 384 W Aston & Co, Croydon ............ 73 Anderson & Garland, Atfield Butler Partnership, Tunbridge Newcastle-upon-Tyne ........... 222 Wells ......................... 298 Andrew D Axcell, South Woodham Ferrers Atherton Berry Chartered Surveyors, ............................... 271 Douglas ........................ 81 Andrew F Acquier, Godalming ....... 96 Kenneth Atkinson, Enfield .......... 85 Andrew Hartley Fine Arts, Hkley .... 126 Atlas Homes Ltd, Brighton .......... 40 Andrew Mills, Exmouth ............ 90 Atterbury & Associates Inc, Paramus . 382 Andrew Nuttall & Parker, Newport .. 346 Atwell Martin, Chippenham ......... 64 Andrew R Taylor & Co, Stockport ... 282 Austen & Green, Brierley Hill ........ 40 Andrew Taplin, Stourbridge ........ 285 Austin Adams, Portsmouth ......... 243 Andrew White & Co, Leighton Buzzard Austin Adams, Southampton ....... 271 ............................... 139 Austin Barks, York ................ 325 Andrew Wilby & Co, Wakefield ..... 301 Austin Blowers, Nottingham ....... 229 Andrew Wilson & Co, London WI .. 177 Austin Gray, Hove ................ 118 Andrews & Robertson, London SE5 . 164 Austin Terry, Paignton ............ 236 Anker & Partners, Banbury .......... 10 S C Avery, Walton-on-Thames ..... 304 Anne McKee & Co, London SW3 .... 171 Avon County Council, Bristol ........ 46 Anness & Partners, Great Dunmow ... 98 Avon Group, Worthing ............ 324 Anscombe & Ringland, London NW3 159 BAA (Heathrow Airport Ltd), Heathrow Ansells Limited, Birmingham ........ 27 ............................... 110 P L Anson, Lewes ................ 141 BET Facilities Management Ltd, Dorking Anthony Brunt & Co, Birmingham ... 21 ................................ 79 Anthony Green & Spencer, London WI BT PLC, London WI .............. 189 ............................... 177 BTR Property Holdings Ltd, Chippenham Anthony Petersen Valuation Surveyor, ................................ 65 Winchester .................... 316 Bache Treharne, Birmingham ........ 22 C Anton-Rich, Colombo ........... 380 Bacons, Grimsby .................. 99 Antony Newman & Son, Bournemouth 32 Baddeley's, Lancaster ............. 131 Arc Estates Ltd, Pinner ............ 240 B Bailey & Co, Hford .............. 124 Archer & Co, Chepstow ........... 342 David Bailey & Co, Alderley Edge ..... 3 Arden Nicholson, Poole ........... 242 Bailey Allen, Alderley Edge .......... 4 Arkwright Owens, Hereford ........ 112 Bailey Posner Burrows, London WI .. 177 Armstrongs, Burton-on-Trent ........ 51 Bairstow Eves, London NW7 ....... 161 Arnolds, Norwich ................ 227 Baker & Baker, Bournemouth ........ 32 Arrow Auctions, Redditch .......... 250 Bakewell & Homer, Wallasey ....... 303 Arrowcroft Group PLC, London WI . 189 Balch Estate Agents, Chelmsford ..... 58 Arthur Benabo, London N3 ........ 153 Thos Balderston & Co, Boston ....... 32 Arun District Council, Littlehampton 144 Band & Spencer, Bebington ......... 16 Arundel Williams White & Surplice, Leeds Band & Spencer, Birkenhead ........ 21 ............................... 133 The Bank of Bermuda Ltd, Hamilton . 367 Ashby & Co, London ECI .......... 149 Bank of Ireland Mortgages, Reading . 249 Ashdales, Hull ................... 121 Bankier Sloan, Oxford ............. 235 Ashdown Lyons, London SW19 ..... 176 H J Banks and Company Ltd, Ferryhill 93 Ashfield District Council, Banks Long & Co, Lincoln ......... 142 Kirkby-in-Ashfield .............. 130 Bannisters, Haywards Heath ....... 109 Aspray Estate Agents, Poole ........ 242 C M Banwell FSV A, Cheltenham ..... 59 D-4 INDEX Bar-Bla Barbados Government, Bridgetown .. 367 The Belcher Group, Rickmansworth 252 Barber & Son, Shrewsbury ......... 266 A G Bell (Assessors & Valuers) Ltd, Sale Barber & Son, Telford ............. 293 ............................... 258 Harry R Barber FSV A, Solihull ...... 269 John Bell Surveyors & Valuers Ltd, Barclays Brokers, Boston ............ 32 Norwich ...................... 228 Barclays Property Holdings Ltd, Bell Watson, Scunthorpe ........... 260 Darlington ...................... 75 Bells Commercial Ltd, London SWll 174 Barclays Property Holdings Ltd, Benham & Reeves Residential Lettings, London NWI .................. 158 London NW3 .................. 159 Barclays Property Holdings Ltd, Benjamin Bentley & Partners, Bradford 36 Peterborough .................. 238 Bennett Jones Partnership, Dursley ... 83 Barclays Property Holdings Ltd, Reading Bennett Kaye, Halifax ............. 102 ............................... 248 Bennetts, Dublin .................. 376 Baring, Houston & Saunders, London EC3 Bentons, Melton Mowbray ......... 216 ............................... 151 Beresford Adams Commercial, Chester 61 Barker Storey Matthews, Peterborough Stephen Berg Associates, Wolverhampton ............................... 238 ............................... 320 Barlow Costley Property Services, Berkeley Brown Residential Ltd, Manchester .................... 206 Manchester ...................
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