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Consultation List of Mobile Stops and Potential Impact.Xlsx Somerset County Council: Proposed Impacts on Mobile Library stops based on criteria Criteria Potential Impact 1 Proposed to be withdrawn in August 2015 because mobile library stop is less than 3 miles from a library building 2 School/playgroup or similar stop which it is proposed to retain, pending discussion with each institution about how needs can best be met 3 Old People's home or similar, where it is proposed to support residents through the personalised service provided by Home Delivery Service 4 Proposed to combine multiple stops that are less than 0.5 miles apart into one stop (location/time to be discussed with the community) 5 Level of usage will be kept under regular review in future Mobile Library Stop Nearest Library Nearest Other Mobile Stop Usage Potential Community Stop Description Postcode Nearest Library Straight Line Possible Straight Line Number of Total Number impact of Distance Combined Stop Distance Registered of Visits in criteria (Miles) (Miles) Borrowers 2013/14 Alcombe Cheeky Cherubs Children’s Centre TA24 5EB Minehead 0.64 0.38 1 12 2 Alford Bus stop BA7 7PWCastle Cary 2.05 1.44 6 19 1 Allerford Car park TA24 8HSPorlock 1.36 1.01 8 80 1 Alvington Fairacre Park (opp Fennel Way) BA22 8SA Yeovil 2.06 0.20 7 48 1 Ashbrittle Appley Pavillion Nursery TA21 0HH Wellington 4.22 1.18 2 4 2 Ashcott School TA79PP Street 3.04 0.18 47 179 2 Ashcott Old School Close TA7 9RA Street 3.12 Ashcott 0.13 11 35 4 Ashcott Middle Street TA7 9QG Street 3.01 Ashcott 0.13 14 45 4 Ashford Ashford Farm TA5 2NL Nether Stowey 2.86 1.10 6 25 1 Ashill Stewley TA19 9NJIlminster 3.81 0.91 3 7 5 Axbridge Nursing Home BS26 2AACheddar 2.13 1.05 1 10 3 Babcary Bus shelter TA11 7DUSomerton 4.55 1.32 5 41 5 Badgworth Old School BS26 2RH Cheddar 4.82 Badgworth / 0.20 39 170 4 Biddisham Bagley Honeycombe BA5 1PW Cheddar 4.60 1.75 17 56 5 Baltonsborough Playgroup BA6 8PX Glastonbury 3.69 0.06 63 244 2 Baltonsborough School BA6 8PX Glastonbury 3.69 0.06 14 54 2 Baltonsborough Greyhound BA6 8QN Glastonbury 3.65 0.06 43 95 5 Baltonsborough Southwood BA6 8PG Street 4.97 0.99 3 17 5 Barrington School TA19 0JR South Petherton 2.56 0.37 14 33 2 Barrington Church TA19 0JDIlminster 2.91 0.37 4 12 1 Barton St David Telephone box TA11 6BX Somerton 3.84 0.98 8 32 5 Barwick Village Hall Playgroup BA22 9TE Yeovil 1.31 0.26 5 17 2 Barwick Clifton View BA22 9TUYeovil 1.68 0.19 26 36 1 Barwick South View BA22 9TNYeovil 1.56 0.19 6 23 1 Bathealton Reapers TA4 2AL Wiveliscombe 2.28 1.11 2 7 1 Bawdrip Church TA7 8PY Bridgwater 2.98 0.22 3 5 1 Bawdrip The Bungalow TA7 8PT Bridgwater 2.98 0.22 5 34 1 Beercrocombe Allen’s Farm TA3 6AG Ilminster 4.45 0.63 11 28 5 Benter Fire Engine BA3 5BJ Shepton Mallet 3.88 0.51 3 26 5 Page 1 of 20 Somerset County Council: Proposed Impacts on Mobile Library stops based on criteria Criteria Potential Impact 1 Proposed to be withdrawn in August 2015 because mobile library stop is less than 3 miles from a library building 2 School/playgroup or similar stop which it is proposed to retain, pending discussion with each institution about how needs can best be met 3 Old People's home or similar, where it is proposed to support residents through the personalised service provided by Home Delivery Service 4 Proposed to combine multiple stops that are less than 0.5 miles apart into one stop (location/time to be discussed with the community) 5 Level of usage will be kept under regular review in future Mobile Library Stop Nearest Library Nearest Other Mobile Stop Usage Potential Community Stop Description Postcode Nearest Library Straight Line Possible Straight Line Number of Total Number impact of Distance Combined Stop Distance Registered of Visits in criteria (Miles) (Miles) Borrowers 2013/14 Berrow Church House Road TA8 2NG Burnham-on-Sea 1.94 0.62 5 23 1 Berrow Martins Close TA8 2JX Burnham-on-Sea 1.36 0.62 4 42 1 Bicknoller Bicknoller Inn TA4 4EL Williton 2.27 0.81 11 59 1 Biddisham Yew Tree Nursery BS26 2SA Cheddar 4.91 0.41 2 11 2 Biddisham Coombes Way BS26 2RL Cheddar 4.90 Badgworth / 0.20 8 28 4 Biddisham Bishop’s Hull Memorial TA1 5HR Taunton 1.53 0.22 11 26 1 Bishop's Hull Gillards TA1 5HJ Taunton 1.36 0.22 0 0 1 Bishop's Hull Heron Drive Abbeyfield (Home) TA1 5HA Taunton 1.14 0.26 9 65 2 (exception) Bishops Lydeard Greenway no.114 TA4 3DB Bishops Lydeard 0.50 1.30 2 10 1 Blackbrook Calder Crescent TA1 2NH Taunton 1.24 0.47 3 18 1 Blagdon Amberley TA3 7SG Taunton 3.78 Blagdon 0.30 5 22 4 Blagdon Lamb and Flag TA3 7SL Taunton 4.07 Blagdon 0.30 5 7 4 Blagdon Butterfields Crossroads TA3 7EB Taunton 5.11 1.37 2 6 5 Blue Anchor Garage TA24 6JZWatchet 3.26 0.89 1 7 5 Bower Manor Willow Court TA6 4XZ Bridgwater 1.08 0.44 4 28 1 Bradford on Tone Regent Street TA4 1HB Wellington 2.52 1.02 4 8 1 Brean Pinewood Estate TA8 2RU Burnham-on-Sea 3.85 1.95 4 19 5 Brendon Hills Timwood Cottage TA23 0QR Williton 4.67 2.05 2 15 5 Brendon Hills The Meadows TA22 9LA Dulverton 4.16 0.58 3 17 5 Brendon Hills Middleton Lodge TA4 2EN Wiveliscombe 4.68 2.08 3 10 5 Brent Knoll Brent Street no. 137 TA9 4BB Burnham-on-Sea 1.92 0.24 2 15 1 Brent Knoll Burton Row TA9 4BX Burnham-on-Sea 2.42 0.38 3 5 1 Brent Knoll East Ride TA9 4EA Burnham-on-Sea 2.03 0.15 7 20 1 Brent Knoll Ham Farm TA9 4EJ Burnham-on-Sea 2.01 0.15 0 0 1 Brent Knoll Lympsham Road Junction TA9 4BY Burnham-on-Sea 2.74 0.38 4 14 1 Brent Knoll Old Post Office TA9 4DT Burnham-on-Sea 2.05 0.19 2 2 1 Brent Knoll Post Office TA9 4DT Burnham-on-Sea 2.05 0.19 13 67 1 Brent Knoll Red Cow TA9 4BE Burnham-on-Sea 1.91 0.24 10 47 1 Brent Knoll Shrub Farm TA9 4BX Burnham-on-Sea 2.42 0.38 5 41 1 Page 2 of 20 Somerset County Council: Proposed Impacts on Mobile Library stops based on criteria Criteria Potential Impact 1 Proposed to be withdrawn in August 2015 because mobile library stop is less than 3 miles from a library building 2 School/playgroup or similar stop which it is proposed to retain, pending discussion with each institution about how needs can best be met 3 Old People's home or similar, where it is proposed to support residents through the personalised service provided by Home Delivery Service 4 Proposed to combine multiple stops that are less than 0.5 miles apart into one stop (location/time to be discussed with the community) 5 Level of usage will be kept under regular review in future Mobile Library Stop Nearest Library Nearest Other Mobile Stop Usage Potential Community Stop Description Postcode Nearest Library Straight Line Possible Straight Line Number of Total Number impact of Distance Combined Stop Distance Registered of Visits in criteria (Miles) (Miles) Borrowers 2013/14 Bridgehampton Southwinds BA22 8HF Sunningdale 4.21 0.91 4 14 5 Bridgwater College Children's Centre TA6 4PZ Bridgwater 0.61 0.41 1 1 2 Bridgwater Gardens Children's Centre TA6 5HT Bridgwater 0.35 0.41 1 1 2 Bridgwater Kingsdown TA6 4TS Bridgwater 1.37 0.34 49 66 1 Broadway Brookside TA19 9RSIlminster 2.53 0.12 7 27 1 Broadway Memorial TA19 9RBIlminster 2.66 0.14 3 8 1 Broadway Stoford Place TA19 9RAIlminster 2.80 0.14 8 24 1 Broadway Neroche Primary School TA19 9RG Ilminster 2.46 0.22 0 0 2 Brompton Ralph Post Office TA4 2RU Wiveliscombe 2.76 0.99 2 1 Brompton Regis Combeshead TA22 9LE Dulverton 3.58 0.58 19 31 5 Brompton Regis George Inn TA22 9NL Dulverton 3.20 1.03 8 34 5 Brompton Regis Lower Holsworthy TA22 9NY Dulverton 4.72 1.11 2 12 5 Brompton Regis South Greenslades TA22 9NU Dulverton 3.62 1.03 1 6 5 Brompton Regis Oatway TA22 9NQDulverton 2.02 0.32 3 20 1 Broomfield Church TA5 2EQ Priorswood 3.50 1.38 13 2 5 Buckland St. Mary Birchwood Cottages TA20 3QH Chard 6.24 Buckland St. 0.25 0 0 4 Mary Buckland St. Mary Wetherhayes Farm TA20 3QQ Chard 6.08 Buckland St. 0.25 0 0 4 Mary Buckland St. Mary Parish Church TA20 3SL Chard 4.42 1.75 0 0 5 Buckland St. Mary Channings TA19 9LN Ilminster 3.11 0.34 1 2 5 Buckland St. Mary Dingford TA20 3JWIlminster 4.08 1.06 2 12 5 Burrowbridge Homelea TA7 0SA North Petherton 4.41 1.32 3 12 5 Burtle Catcott Burtle TA7 8NB Highbridge 5.50 0.56 22 56 5 Butleigh Avalon Court (Home) BA6 8SZ Street 3.11 0.17 39 52 3 Butleigh School BA6 8SX Street 2.94 0.17 58 185 2 Butleigh Fairmile, Barton Rd BA6 8TH Street 3.23 0.26 3 19 5 Butleigh Wootton Cross Roads BA6 8TX Street 1.60 1.34 7 40 1 Cannington Brook Street TA5 2HP Bridgwater 3.03 1.44 18 74 5 Carhampton Carantoc Place TA24 6NE Minehead 3.19 0.89 7 37 5 Page 3 of 20 Somerset County Council: Proposed Impacts on Mobile Library stops based on criteria Criteria Potential Impact 1 Proposed to be withdrawn in August 2015 because mobile library stop is less than 3 miles from a library building 2 School/playgroup or similar stop which it is proposed to retain, pending discussion with each institution about how needs can best be met 3 Old People's home or similar, where it is proposed to support residents through the personalised service provided by Home Delivery Service 4 Proposed to combine multiple stops that are less than 0.5 miles apart into one stop (location/time to be discussed with the community) 5 Level of usage will be kept under regular review in future Mobile Library Stop Nearest Library Nearest Other Mobile Stop Usage Potential Community Stop Description Postcode Nearest Library Straight Line Possible Straight Line Number of Total Number impact of Distance Combined Stop Distance Registered of Visits in criteria (Miles) (Miles) Borrowers 2013/14 Catcott Wellfield House TA7 9HT Street 5.69 0.65 7 31 5 Chaffcombe Village Hall TA20 4BHChard 2.11 1.82 9 29 1 Chantry Bullen Mead BA11 3LGFrome 3.88 1.47 5 27 5 Chapel Allerton Bus Shelter
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