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Property Address Post Code Site Type District Tenure Freehold Leasehold ALFORD Tothby Lane, Alford, Lincoln LN13 9JB Police Property Address Post Code Site Type District Tenure Freehold Leasehold ALFORD Tothby Lane, Alford, Lincoln LN13 9JB Police Station East Lindsey FH 1 BILLINGBOROUGH CPO High Street, Billingborough, Sleaford NG34 0NP NPO South Kesteven FH 1 BIRCHWOOD CPO HU1 & HU2, Birchwood Shopping Centre, Jasmine Road LN6 0QB NPO City of Lincoln LH 1 BOSTON POLICE STATION Lincoln Lane, Boston PE21 8QS Police Station Boston Borough FH 1 BOSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL - ASB OFFICE Municipal Buildings, West Street, Boston PE21 8QR Other Property Boston Borough LH 1 BOURNE POLICE STATION West Street, Bourne PE10 9PD Police Station South Kesteven FH 1 BRACEBRIDGE HEATH POLICE STATION London Road, Bracebridge Heath, Lincoln LN4 2LA Police Station North Kesteven FH 1 CAISTOR CPO South Dale, Caistor LN7 6LS NPO West Lindsey FH 1 CAISTOR VHF B1361 High Street, Whitegate Hill, Caistor LN7 6SW Mast Site West Lindsey FH 1 CAYTHORPE CPO Old Lincoln Road, Caythorpe, Grantham NG32 3QG NPO South Kesteven FH 1 COLSTERWORTH CPO Back Lane, Colsterworth, Grantham NG33 5HU NPO South Kesteven FH 1 CONINGSBY CPO Silver Street, Coningsby, Lincoln LN4 4SG NPO East Lindsey FH 1 CROWLAND POLICE STATION Hall Street, Crowland PE6 0EW Police Station South Holland FH 1 DOG SCHOOL Lincolnshire Showgrounds, A15 Grange de Lings, Lincoln LN2 2NA Other Property West Lindsey FH 1 DONINGTON VWI 46 Station Street, Donington PE21 4UJ Other Property South Holland FH 1 FORCE HEADQUARTERS Deepdale Lane, Nettleham LN2 2LT Headquarters East Lindsey FH 1 FULLETBY VHF Belchford Road, Fulletby, Horncastle LN9 6JY Mast Site East Lindsey FH 1 GAINSBOROUGH POLICE STATION Morton Road, Gainsborough DN21 2SY Police Station West Lindsey FH 1 GRANGEWOOD VHF Grangewood, Callans Lane, Kirkby Underwood, Bourne PE10 0SA Mast Site South Kesteven FH 1 GRANTHAM FIRE STATION Harlaxton Road, Grantham NG31 7SG Other Property South Kesteven LH 1 GRANTHAM POLICE STATION Swingbridge Road, Grantham NG31 7XT Police Station South Kesteven FH 1 HOLBEACH POLICE STATION Edinburgh Walk, Holbeach PE12 7AP Police Station South Holland FH 1 HOLTON-LE-CLAY CPO Church Lane, Holton le Clay, Grimsby DN35 5AQ NPO East Lindsey FH 1 HORNCASTLE POLICE STATION 9 The Wong, Horncastle LN9 6EB Police Station East Lindsey FH 1 INGOLDMELLS POLICE STATION Sea Lane, Ingoldmells PE25 1PG Police Station East Lindsey FH 1 INGOLDMELLS VWI Sea Lane, Ingoldmells PE25 1PG Other Property East Lindsey FH KERRY'S - GAINSBOROUGH (TSU) Carr Lane, Gainsborough DN21 1LQ Mast Site West Lindsey LH 1 KIRTON CPO Off Station Road, Kirton PE20 1LD NPO Boston Borough FH 1 LINCOLN CITY HALL - NPT OFFICE City Hall, Beaumont Fee, Lincoln LN1 1DB Other Property City of Lincoln LH 1 LINCOLN POLICE STATION West Parade, Lincoln LN1 1YP Police Station City of Lincoln FH 1 LONG BENNINGTON CPO Main Road, Long Bennington NG23 5HS NPO South Kesteven FH 1 LOUTH POLICE STATION Eastfield Road, Louth LN11 7AN Police Station East Lindsey FH 1 MABLETHORPE POLICE STATION Mayflower Way/High Street, Mablethorpe LN12 1EH Police Station East Lindsey FH 1 MARKET DEEPING POLICE STATION High Street/Godsey Lane, Market Deeping PE6 8PA Police Station South Kesteven FH 1 MARKET RASEN POLICE STATION Linwood Road, Market Rasen LN8 3QE Police Station West Lindsey LH 1 MYLE CROSS CENTRE (ARC AND ALCOHOL LICENSING) Macauley Drive, St Giles, Lincoln LN2 4EL Other Property City of Lincoln LH 1 NORTH BOX POLICE STATION Riseholme Road, Lincoln LN1 3TN Police Station City of Lincoln FH 1 NORTH HYKEHAM POLICE STATION 11/12 Chatsworth Drive, North Hykeham LN6 8LD Police Station North Kesteven FH 1 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH UNIT 17/19 Sixfield Close, Lincoln LN6 0EJ Other Property City of Lincoln LH 1 PILGRIM HOSPITAL CPO Police Offices, Pilgrim Hospital, Sibsey Road, Boston PE21 9QS NPO Boston Borough LH 1 RUSKINGTON NPO Adj. 48 Parkfield Road, Ruskington NG34 9HS NPO North Kesteven FH 1 SAXILBY NPO William Street, Saxilby LN1 2LP NPO West Lindsey FH 1 SKEGNESS POLICE STATION Park Avenue, Skegness PE25 1BL Police Station East Lindsey FH 1 SKEGNESS MAGISTRATES COURT Park Avenue, Skegness PE25 1BL East Lindsey FH 1 SLEAFORD POLICE STATION The Hoplands, Boston Road, Sleaford NG34 7LZ Police Station North Kesteven FH 1 SOUTH BOX POLICE STATION Boultham Park Road, Lincoln LN6 7ST Police Station City of Lincoln FH 1 SOUTH PARK - FIRE, AMBULANCE AND POLICE STATION South Park Avenue, Lincoln LN5 8EL Police Station City of Lincoln LH 1 SPALDING POLICE STATION Westlode Street, Spalding PE11 2AF Police Station South Holland FH 1 SPILSBY POLICE STATION Eresby Avenue, Spilsby PE23 5HU Police Station East Lindsey FH 1 SPRING LODGE (SARC UNIT) 12 Dean Road, Lincoln LN2 4DR Other Property City of Lincoln FH 1 STAMFORD POLICE STATION North Street, Stamford PE9 1AD Police Station South Kesteven FH 1 WAINFLEET POLICE STATION Magdalen Road, Wainfleet, Skegness PE24 4DD Police Station East Lindsey FH 1 WELTON CPO Ryland Road, Welton LN2 3LU NPO West Lindsey FH 1 Unit 11, 1st Flr Witham House, The Pelham Centre, Canwick Road, LH 1 WITHAM HOUSE (1ST FLOOR) Lincoln LN5 8HE Other Property City of Lincoln WITHAM HOUSE (2ND FLOOR) Unit B, 2nd Flr Witham House, The Pelham Centre, Canwick Road, LN5 8HE Other Property City of Lincoln LH 1 WOODHALL SPA CPO The Broadway, Woodhall Spa LN10 6RY NPO East Lindsey FH 1 WRAGBY CPO Silver Street, Wragby LN8 5PJ NPO East Lindsey FH 1 YOUTH OFFENDING SERVICE - LINCOLN St Giles Family Centre, Lamb Gardens, Lincoln LN1 1PB Other Property City of Lincoln LH 1 YOUTH OFFENDING SERVICE - GRANTHAM The Old Barracks, Sandon Road, Grantham NG31 9AS Other Property South Kesteven LH 1 SPLIT 44 14 TOTAL Total 58.
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