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FOI-1933 2008 STREET ISSUED PAID CANCELLED REVENUE Albert St - Biddulph 9 7 2 £315.00 Albert St - Leek Alma St - Leek Angle St - Leek 2 1 0 £140.00 Ashbourne Rd - Leek 8 4 4 £390.00 Barngate St - Leek Bath St - Leek Ball Haye Green - Leek Ball Haye Rd - Leek 16 10 5 £410.00 Ball Haye St - Leek 2 1 1 £70.00 Belle Vue - Leek 6 5 1 £165.00 Belle Vue Rd - Leek Blackshaw Lane, Blackshaw Moor Blore Road - Ilam 1 0 1 £0.00 Britannia St - Leek 14 7 7 £450.00 Broad St - Leek 3 1 2 £35.00 Brook St - Leek Brookfield Ave - Endon Burton St - Leek 1 1 0 £30.00 Buxton Rd - Leek 1 1 0 £70.00 Chapel St - Cheadle Charles St - Cheadle 15 11 4 £420.00 Cheadle Rd - Cheddleton 1 1 0 £30.00 Cheadle Rd - Forsbrook Cheddleton Rd, Leek 31 28 3 £805.00 Chorley St - Leek 24 17 7 £690.00 Church Lane - Endon Church St - Cheadle 20 15 5 £520.00 Church St - Leek 13 10 2 £465.00 Clerk Bank - Leek Compton - Leek Congleton Rd - Biddulph Cornhill St - Leek Coronation Ave - Biddulph 1 0 1 £0.00 Craigside - Biddulph 1 1 0 £35.00 Cromwell St - Biddulph 10 4 6 £215.00 Cross St - Biddulph 3 2 1 £60.00 Cross St - Cheadle 12 9 3 £325.00 Cross St - Leek 2 1 1 £30.00 Cruso St - Leek 2 2 0 £140.00 Deansgate - Leek 1 1 0 £70.00 Derby St (from Haywood St)- Leek 88 54 34 £2,245.00 Draycott Old Road - Forsbrook Duke St - Leek 3 2 1 £70.00 Field St - Leek Ford St - Leek 90 70 19 £2,935.00 Fountain St - Leek 54 41 13 £1,600.00 Frith St - Leek 1 0 1 £0.00 Fynney St - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Garden St - Leek 1 1 0 £95.00 Grosvenor St - Leek 1 1 0 £70.00 Gunn St - Biddulph 5 3 2 £140.00 Hamil Dr - Leek FOI-1933 2008 STREET ISSUED PAID CANCELLED REVENUE Haywood St - Leek 20 15 5 £545.00 High St - Biddulph 75 53 22 £2,195.00 High St - Cheadle 170 138 31 £5,765.00 High St - Ipstones High St - Kingsley 1 1 0 £50.00 High St - Leek 105 80 25 £2,552.50 High St - Upper Tean 14 12 2 £440.00 Hillside Ave - Endon Hollington Rd - Upper Tean Horton St - Leek 4 4 0 £135.00 John St - Biddulph 59 47 12 £2,238.70 John St - Leek 3 3 0 £105.00 Joliffe St - leek 1 1 0 £70.00 Junction Rd - Leek 6 6 0 £190.00 King St - Biddulph 24 17 6 £640.00 King St - Leek 8 7 0 £315.00 Kingsfield Rd - Biddulph Leek Rd - Cheadle Leonard St - Leek 5 4 1 £130.00 Library Rd - Biddulph 9 7 2 £330.00 Lid Lane - Cheadle London St - Leek 13 11 2 £415.00 Market St - Leek 50 40 10 £1,535.00 Mill Lane - Wetley Rocks 3 3 0 £255.00 Mill Rd - Cheadle Mill St - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Moorfield Ave - Biddulph 1 1 0 £35.00 Moorhouse St - Leek 7 5 2 £345.00 Mount Pleasant - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 New Rd - Upper Tean New St - Leek 23 18 5 £875.00 Newcastle Rd - Leek Newpool Rd - Biddulph 3 3 0 £90.00 Parker St - Leek Picton St - Leek 24 19 5 £730.00 Plant St - Cheadle 1 1 0 £35.00 Portland St - Leek Prince George St - Cheadle 5 1 4 £30.00 Queen St - Cheadle 80 54 26 £2,572.00 Queen St - Leek 5 3 2 £105.00 Roach Rd - Upper Hulme 1 0 1 £0.00 Rosebank St - Leek 8 7 1 £295.00 Royal Walk - Cheadle Russell St - Leek 35 24 11 £1,120.00 Salisbury St - Leek 3 1 2 £25.00 School Lane - Biddulph Moor 1 0 1 £0.00 Sheep Market - Leek 7 6 1 £270.00 Shirburn Rd - Leek Shoobridge St - Leek 32 20 12 £1,055.00 Sneyd St - Leek 2 2 0 £70.00 South View - Biddulph 7 7 0 £315.00 Southbank St - Leek 27 21 6 £810.00 Springbank Ave - Endon FOI-1933 2008 STREET ISSUED PAID CANCELLED REVENUE Springfield Rd - Biddulph 1 1 0 £35.00 Springfield Rd - Leek St Annes Vale - Brown Edge St Edward St - Leek 89 67 22 £2,725.00 St Thomass Rd - Upper Tean Stanley Rd - Bagnall 3 2 1 £70.00 Starwood Terrace - Oakamoor Station Rd - Biddulph 25 21 4 £780.00 Station Rd - Cheadle 2 1 1 £35.00 Station Rd - Leek 1 0 1 £0.00 Stockwell St - Leek 19 7 12 £270.00 Strangman St - Leek 39 26 13 £1,040.00 Stringer St - Biddulph Sunnyhills Rd - Leek 2 2 0 £105.00 Talbot St - Leek 11 10 1 £445.00 Tape St - Cheadle The Avenue - Blythe Bridge 1 1 0 £35.00 The Avenue - Cheadle 5 4 1 £130.00 The Green - Kingsley 2 1 1 £35.00 The Terrace - Cheadle Town End - Cheadle 1 0 1 £0.00 Tunstall Rd - Biddulph 105 71 34 £3,265.00 Union St - Leek 31 23 8 £1,055.00 Ashbourne Rd (unknown rd) - Leek 4 1 3 £70.00 Stockwell St (unknown Rd) - Leek Uttoxeter Rd - Blythe Bridge 2 1 1 £35.00 Uttoxeter Rd - Upper Tean Vicarage Rd - Leek Vicarage Rd - Upper Tean 1 1 0 £35.00 Walley St - Biddulph 4 3 1 £95.00 Waterloo St - Leek 7 5 2 £280.00 Washerwall Lane - Werrington 2 1 1 £35.00 Watt Place - Cheadle Well St - Biddulph 56 48 8 £2,158.00 Well St - Cheadle 1 0 1 £0.00 Well St - Leek 15 11 4 £460.00 Wellington St - Leek 10 7 1 £365.00 Wells Close - Biddulph West St - Leek 11 8 3 £275.00 Westwood Rd - Leek 2 2 0 £95.00 Wharf Rd - Biddulph Wood St - Leek York St - Leek 57 41 15 £1,695.00 Beech Close - Leek Livingston St - Leek Portland St North - Leek Smithy Lane - Biddulph FOI-1933 2009 STREET ISSUED PAID CANCELLED REVENUE Albert St - Biddulph 10 6 4 £210.00 Albert St - Leek 1 0 1 £0.00 Alma St - Leek Angle St - Leek 2 2 0 £220.00 Ashbourne Rd - Leek 7 5 2 £175.00 Barngate St - Leek 12 10 1 £525.00 Bath St - Leek 66 51 13 £1,935.00 Ball Haye Green - Leek Ball Haye Rd - Leek 25 19 5 £810.00 Ball Haye St - Leek Belle Vue - Leek 4 4 0 £140.00 Belle Vue Rd - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Blackshaw Lane, Blackshaw Moor Blore Road - Ilam Britannia St - Leek 33 27 4 £1,240.01 Broad St - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Brook St - Leek Brookfield Ave - Endon Burton St - Leek Buxton Rd - Leek Chapel St - Cheadle 1 0 1 £0.00 Charles St - Cheadle 27 23 2 £910.00 Cheadle Rd - Cheddleton Cheadle Rd - Forsbrook 1 0 0 £0.00 Cheddleton Rd, Leek 9 7 2 £225.00 Chorley St - Leek 14 14 0 £635.00 Church Lane - Endon Church St - Cheadle 21 17 4 £575.00 Church St - Leek 12 7 4 £315.00 Clerk Bank - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Compton - Leek 2 2 0 £70.00 Congleton Rd - Biddulph 6 4 2 £210.00 Cornhill St - Leek 1 1 0 £70.00 Coronation Ave - Biddulph Craigside - Biddulph 2 2 0 £70.00 Cromwell St - Biddulph 6 4 1 £280.00 Cross St - Biddulph 4 2 2 £140.00 Cross St - Cheadle 11 8 2 £280.00 Cross St - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Cruso St - Leek 2 2 0 £70.00 Deansgate - Leek 7 5 2 £210.00 Derby St (from Haywood St) - Leek 197 156 36 £5,415.00 Draycott Old Road - Forsbrook Duke St - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Field St - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Ford St - Leek 154 127 18 £4,450.00 Fountain St - Leek 112 84 25 £3,427.74 Frith St - Leek Fynney St - Leek Garden St - Leek Grosvenor St - Leek 2 1 0 £110.00 Gunn St - Biddulph 1 1 0 £35.00 Hamil Dr - Leek FOI-1933 2009 STREET ISSUED PAID CANCELLED REVENUE Haywood St - Leek 32 29 3 £910.00 High St - Biddulph 211 170 30 £6,917.50 High St - Cheadle 154 123 28 £4,970.00 High St - Ipstones High St - Kingsley High St - Leek 152 119 25 £4,070.00 High St - Upper Tean 13 12 1 £405.00 Hillside Ave - Endon Hollington Rd - Upper Tean 1 1 0 £35.00 Horton St - Leek 7 6 1 £320.00 John St - Biddulph 58 43 13 £2,035.00 John St - Leek 7 5 2 £430.00 Joliffe St - leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Junction Rd - Leek 3 3 0 £105.00 King St - Biddulph 53 33 19 £1,187.50 King St - Leek 11 8 3 £460.00 Kingsfield Rd - Biddulph Lawton St - Biddulph 1 0 1 £0.00 Leek Rd - Cheadle Leonard St - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Library Rd - Biddulph 4 4 0 £215.00 Lid Lane - Cheadle 1 0 1 £0.00 London St - Leek 28 22 3 £1,012.50 Market St - Leek 102 86 14 £2,735.00 Mill Lane - Wetley Rocks 2 2 0 £182.00 Mill Rd - Cheadle Mill St - Leek 2 1 1 £70.00 Moorfield Ave - Biddulph Moorhouse St - Leek 15 9 5 £530.00 Mount Pleasant - Leek New Rd - Upper Tean 1 1 0 £35.00 New St - Leek 21 13 8 £455.00 Newcastle Rd - Leek Newpool Rd - Biddulph 3 2 0 £70.00 Parker St - Leek Picton St - Leek 18 12 6 £515.00 Plant St - Cheadle 3 2 1 £105.00 Portland St - Leek 1 0 1 £0.00 Prince George St - Cheadle 6 5 1 £125.00 Queen St - Cheadle 118 96 21 £4,018.00 Queen St - Leek 3 1 2 £70.00 Roach Rd - Upper Hulme 3 3 0 £105.00 Rosebank St - Leek 12 7 4 £245.00 Royal Walk - Cheadle Russell St - Leek 85 74 10 £2,130.00 Salisbury St - Leek 7 4 2 £175.00 School Lane - Biddulph Moor Sheep Market - Leek Shirburn Rd - Leek Shoobridge St - Leek 38 31 5 £1,490.00 Sneyd St - Leek South View - Biddulph 1 1 0 £70.00 Southbank St - Leek 52 32 4 £1,825.00 FOI-1933 2009 STREET ISSUED PAID CANCELLED REVENUE Springbank Ave - Endon Springfield Rd - Biddulph Springfield Rd - Leek St Annes Vale - Brown Edge St Edward St - Leek 301 266 30 £8,958.00 St Thomass Rd - Upper Tean 1 1 0 £35.00 Stanley Rd - Bagnall Starwood Terrace - Oakamoor Station Rd - Biddulph 18 9 9 £350.00 Station Rd - Cheadle Station Rd - Leek 2 1 1 £35.00 Stockwell St - Leek 15 9 6 £530.00 Strangman St - Leek 33 25 3 £1,185.00 Stringer St - Biddulph 3 3 0 £105.00 Sunnyhills Rd - Leek 2 2 0 £70.00 Talbot St - Leek 10 10 0 £350.00 Tape St - Cheadle The Avenue - Blythe Bridge The Avenue - Cheadle 3 2 1 £105.00 The Green - Kingsley The Terrace - Cheadle 1 1 0 £35.00 Town End - Cheadle Tunstall Rd - Biddulph 35 26 3 £1,250.00 Union St - Leek Ashbourne Rd (unknown rd) - Leek 5 4 1 £175.00 Stockwell St (unknown Rd) - Leek Uttoxeter Rd - Blythe Bridge 4 4 0 £240.00 Uttoxeter Rd - Upper Tean 1 0 1 £0.00 Vicarage Rd - Leek 1 1 0 £35.00 Vicarage Rd - Upper Tean Walley St - Biddulph 1 1 0 £35.00 Waterloo St - Leek 9 7 2 £280.00 Washerwall Lane - Werrington Watt Place - Cheadle Well St - Biddulph 32 25 6 £1,115.00 Well St - Cheadle Well St - Leek 18 17 0 £740.00 Wellington St - Leek 7 4 1 £140.00 Wells Close - Biddulph West St.
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