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Property Reference Company Name Primary Liable party name Full Property Address Primary Liable Party Contact Add Company Current Account Start Last Rateable Total Liability Outstanding Number Type Rateable date Value for 2010 Debt Value 10001002270155 2700 01/04/1995 2700 1306.8 0 10032000670236 Barry Garside Barry Garside Hazlehurst Fish & Chips, 6, Biddulph Road, Chell, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 6SH 3400 31/07/2006 3400 1645.6 1070.6 10032002800231 12250 01/04/1995 12250 5929 0 1003200329023B SOLE 3450 01/03/2007 3450 0 0 10032004570238 3850 01/04/1995 3850 1863.4 558 10032018200233 11000 25/11/2010 11000 4436.67 1332 10032018200234 900 01/04/2016 900 435.6 365 10042000100229 1150 03/11/2012 1150 0 0 10043000390114 PT 6000 30/03/2016 6000 1495.08 1495.08 10044023070112 Cushion, 230, Broadfield Road, Sandyford, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 4QE Cushion, 230 Broadfield Road, Sandyford, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 4QE 6250 13/07/2004 6250 126.04 0 10073044700263 3850 25/10/2011 3850 0 0 10073047100262 3650 11/01/2011 3650 0 0 10073047200263 SOLE 3800 18/11/2015 3800 0 0 10073060090265 Knave Of Clubs, Chell Heath Road, Chell Heath, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 6QD Knave Of Clubs, Chell Heath Road, Chell Heath, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 6QD 8600 01/06/1996 8600 1803.47 442.05 10073060190266 7600 05/01/2003 7600 980.91 380.91 10073060290267 3750 26/11/2005 3750 0 0 10078099990143 Cottage Hotel, 70, Clayhills, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5JE 5000 04/10/2013 5000 0 0 10081005106521 4650 06/12/2013 4650 0 0 1008200019012A 3250 01/04/1995 3250 0 0 10114011190174 880 15/02/2011 880 0 0 10114012190173 2325 15/02/2011 2325 0 0 10114080090168 Dr Leese & Partners Dr Leese & Partners The Haymarket Health Centre, Dunning Street, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5BE N/A PT 25000 03/02/2003 25000 12425 0 10141004510174 8000 11/02/2013 8000 1290.67 1235.67 10142008900244 7900 01/04/1995 7900 1210.77 363 10142011590247 3050 01/12/2007 3050 0 0 10143005090224 1575 31/12/2009 1575 0 0 10144000770221 Gardeners Rest, 7, Fisher Street, Brindley Ford, Stoke-On-Trent, ST8 7QJ N/A SOLE 9100 23/02/2016 9100 2276.18 912 10147000400167 4800 04/07/2011 4800 0 0 10147000600169 2950 01/04/1995 2950 0 0 10147001270166 2650 01/08/2005 2650 0 0 10147004490166 2900 01/04/1995 2900 1403.6 560 10147050290168 PT 2150 21/11/2012 2150 0 0 10147050390169 PT 29000 21/11/2012 29000 14413 14488 10150000290153 Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Church Works, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5UD 5100 17/11/2015 5100 1846.23 1555.43 10150003500154 4250 01/05/2013 4250 2057 528 1015001307015A 3600 26/09/2010 3600 0 0 10150029200155 Ross Gilbert Ross Gilbert Swim & Trim, 292, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5UN N/A 2650 15/05/2013 2650 0 0 1015006009055A Dr Pullan & Partners Dr Pullan & Partners Furlong Medical Centre, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5UD N/A 60000 19/06/1995 60000 29820 0 10150070090152 Talisman, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5TZ N/A 30250 08/06/2016 30250 12233.35 9174 1015007017015A Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt 1st Floor, Church Works, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5UD 1900 12/12/2014 1900 0 0 10150070390155 Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Church Works, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5UD 2325 12/12/2014 2325 0 0 10150070490156 Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Church Works, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5UD 1700 01/04/2007 1700 822.8 0 10150080100154 Mark Vardy T/As Silvar Design Mark Vardy T/As Silvar Design First Floor, Church Works, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5UD 4650 01/09/2016 4650 0 0 10150080290151 Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Church Works, Furlong Road, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5HP 1725 12/12/2014 1725 0 0 10150080490153 Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt Walter Brayford T/A Acme Batt First Floor, Church Works, Furlong Road, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5UD 5400 17/11/2015 5400 622.95 315.05 10167006700172 N/A SOLE 2125 22/07/2015 2125 0 0 10167020190179 SOLE 5400 23/06/2014 5400 0 0 10167050990178 14750 16/09/2015 14750 7139 3539 10167051090178 SOLE 1475 01/04/2011 1475 0 0 10187005970144 4650 22/09/2013 4650 0 0 10195000110168 Lidl U.K. Gmbh Lidl U.K. Gmbh Lidl, High Street, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5EJ Accounts Payable Dept, Po Box 32949, London, SW19 4FS 247000 07/04/2006 247000 122759 36828 10195000190162 Dr C Kanneganti & Dr K Gohil Dr C Kanneganti & Dr K Gohil Goldenhill Medical Centre, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5QJ N/A 9800 01/04/1995 9800 3003.93 0 10195001100164 10500 01/04/1995 10500 3812.45 1906 10195001500168 3450 01/06/2003 3450 0 0 10195002700168 4700 01/02/2015 4700 0 0 10195002800173 Dr Paul Singh Dr Paul Singh C/O Staffordshire Fine Ceramics, Unit 3 Williamson Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 6EU 7800 11/01/2016 7800 3876.6 1167.4 1019500310016B 4450 18/12/2013 4450 0 0 10195003392647 5800 10/04/2012 5800 0 0 10195005700162 5700 11/01/2013 5700 2832.9 2907.9 10195005900164 10750 01/04/1995 10750 5203 1560 1019500608100B Tunstall Childrens Centre Tunstall Childrens Centre Tunstall Childrens Centre, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5QH Tunstall Childrens Centre, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5QH 29250 01/04/2008 29250 14537.25 0 1019500637016A 5000 07/02/2014 5000 0 0 1019500670016B SOLE 3500 17/12/2012 3500 0 0 10195007170166 4300 01/08/2016 4300 0 0 10195007300165 6800 11/06/2013 6800 438.83 0 10195007770161 The Tavern 77/79, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5TA The Tavern 77/79, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5TA 16750 01/04/1995 16750 8107 2433 10195008100161 9400 01/07/2010 9400 2577.68 774 10195008290173 SOLE 8800 05/12/2015 8800 2105.16 2105.16 10195008300163 7500 03/10/2012 7500 3727.5 2313 10195008470171 4600 01/12/2013 4600 0 0 10195008490175 1200 01/04/2009 1200 0 0 1019500860017B 4250 01/07/2016 4250 0 0 10195008700167 7700 01/04/1995 7700 765.38 308 10195008890179 15250 01/04/2012 15250 7381 4478 10195008990165 T/A Bargain World Tunstalls, 89-91 High Street, Tunstall, Stoke On Trent, ST6 5TA 28250 15/08/2013 28250 14040.25 5850 10195009210177 9600 01/04/2012 9600 2787.28 818 10195009420123 8000 10/03/2014 8000 1290.67 1365.67 10195009500163 9200 30/09/2014 9200 2374.83 2069.83 10195009620234 11500 01/04/2011 11500 5566 2510 10195009900167 7000 02/02/2004 7000 564.67 168 10195010023695 12500 17/02/2015 12500 6050 3024 10195010500167 3400 28/05/2016 3400 999.99 999.99 10195010600172 7800 29/05/2014 7800 3775.2 1575 10195010700169 SOLE 4300 16/07/2015 4300 0 0 10195010800174 11500 27/01/2014 11500 5101.74 3402.74 1019501090016B 8000 02/07/2012 8000 3976 4051 10195011000175 11000 15/04/2014 11000 4436.67 1335 10195011300163 SOLE 6800 16/09/2016 6800 1776.35 1776.35 10195011800172 SOLE 12500 13/11/2013 12500 6050 1815 10195012423551 Maurice Andrews T/A Commercial Body Specialists Maurice Andrews T/A Commercial Body SpecialistsCommercial Body Specialists, Beresford Trading Estate, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5ET Unit 8 Beresford Trading Estate, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5ET 3850 12/02/2007 3850 1863.4 558 10195012900167 9700 11/04/2014 9700 2894.45 1439.92 1019501449017A 5500 26/08/2005 5500 0 0 10195015900161 SOLE 9400 01/10/2011 9400 2577.68 1032 10195016600171 PT 8800 27/08/2016 8800 0 0 10195016800173 3050 17/10/2013 3050 1476.2 1551.2 10195017520566 3300 07/07/2009 3300 1640.1 895 1019501759016B SOLE 7600 16/07/2014 7600 980.91 410 10195018100169 8800 06/09/2016 8800 0 0 1019501830016B PT 9100 31/07/2015 9100 4522.7 1356 10195018400176 4550 06/09/2016 4550 0 0 10195018770167 9100 01/08/2016 9100 0 0 10195018870172 SOLE 8400 11/04/2016 8400 3019.58 3019.58 10195020700166 Iris'S Cats In Need Iris'S Cats In Need 207, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5EG 4100 13/02/2006 4100 407.54 0 10195020900168 3650 01/03/2006 3650 0 0 10195021100169 990 01/03/2006 990 0 0 10195021500162 2075 01/03/2013 2075 0 0 10195022700162 3200 18/12/2015 3200 0 0 10195023100165 SOLE 1500 01/11/2015 1500 0 0 1019502337016A 7000 27/06/2011 7000 564.67 168 10195023470175 Wheatsheaf, 234, High Street, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5TT N/A 14000 01/10/2013 14000 6776 2825 10195023890172 SOLE 4200 01/04/2011 4200 0 0 10195023970165 SOLE 1100 01/04/1995 1100 0 0 10195024000177 9100 30/05/2016 9100 3692.46 3767.46 10195024300165 2500 01/08/2015 2500 0 0 10195024590163 3350 01/04/2014 3350 0 0 10195024810176 3750 30/11/2015 3750 0 0 10195025700167 3350 01/04/1995 3350 0 0 10195026000173 5900 01/04/1995 5900 0 0 10195026500163 SOLE 1975 16/07/2012 1975 0 0 10195026700165 SOLE 2500 01/07/2016 2500 908.33 908.33 10195028670178 3600 04/03/2008 3600 0 0 10195029290176 4700 01/04/2000 4700 0 0 10195029400171 1825 22/04/2015 1825 0 0 10195030370143 Cheshire Cheese, 303, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5EG SOLE 6250 17/10/2012 6250 3106.25 933 1019503200117B 2900 01/11/1999 2900 0 0 1019504170014A SOLE 1700 06/02/2012 1700 0 0 10195043500144 2700 23/11/2004 2700 0 0 10195047901232 7800 01/04/2015 7800 3876.6 1657 10195049890157 Ladywell Road Garage, Adj 498 High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5PD 21750 01/04/1995 21750 10809.75 3243 10195051790143 James Warburton & Sons James Warburton & Sons 9700 01/04/1995 9700 4694.8 1407 10195055590144 E J Sumbland E J Sumbland E J Sumbland Adj 555, High Street, Tunstall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST6 5PB 3750 01/05/1996 3750 0 0 1019506186992B 24000 10/02/2003 24000 11928 3579 10195062070011 3050 09/03/2015 3050 0 0 10195071600121 7600 01/04/1995
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    QX 596 MASTER PT.1 24/7/06 12:07 pm Page 10 qx FEATURE Eros On Piccadilly - so named after the Greek god of love because it was notoriously surrounded by hookers Soho Square in 1816 Starting this week, QX traces the history of London’s gay ghettos - North, South, East, West and Central. This week... WESTWhat’s made Central London such a magnetEND for gay men for 300 years?BOYS HAYDON BRIDGE reveals all… IF you’re not doing anything one Sunday, you Lane, Holborn, was raided in 1726. (Although www.pinkuk.com and a recent posting reads, can take a tour of historic gay Soho courtesy of this area was swept away long ago, it’s now “I’m a Special for the Royal Parks Unit for the Kairos. But it’s a bit of a cheat. Although today occupied by the London School of Economics, Metropolitan Police. We only visit the cruising it’s camper than Jordan’s and Cheryl Tweedy’s which hosts the gay Latino club Exilio). area to deter the criminals. If you get robbed, weddings put together, Soho has been gay for Prosecutions, and indeed executions, of gay please report it. We will be discreet and you only twenty years. The surrounding vicinity, men did little to deter others. In A View of will be treated sensitively.” however, is another matter. British gay life as Society and Manners in High and Low Life Historian Matt Cook says that it was the con- we know it began in London’s West End 300 (1781), writer George Parker deplored the struction of the railways, from 1837 to 1876, years ago, and virtually every significant event men “who signal to each other in St James’ that brought about the next advance in gay in British gay history ever since has occurred Park, and then retire to satisfy a passion too society.
  • SWM Low Carbon Investment Prospectus

    SWM Low Carbon Investment Prospectus

    The West Midlands is a great place for low carbon investment. It is a vibrant, modern and diverse economy, with a world class and fast growing low carbon business sector. Key strengths of the West Midlands include low carbon vehicles, low carbon buildings and low carbon energy. About this Prospectus This prospectus shows this new low carbon economic revolution is well underway in the West Midlands. But we need new businesses and investment to help us grow. Sustainability West Midlands (SWM) is the sustainability adviser to the leaders of the West Midlands. We have developed this In return, we can offer major low carbon market opportunities prospectus to highlight the collective strengths in the low carbon in areas such as vehicles, buildings, and energy. As well as economy across the six Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) leading businesses and manufacturing strengths, outstanding in the West Midlands and the scale of low carbon investment research facilities, a central location, excellent connectivity, a opportunities. It emphasises why the West Midlands is such an skilled workforce and high quality business premises. excellent place for low carbon investment. The six Local Enterprise Partnerships in the West Midlands We hope that this encourages potential investors such as provide a strategic lead on activities to grow and sustain businesses, institutional funders and government to investigate the vibrancy of local economies and all six are committed to the strong joint and individual offers from the LEPs and join us in supporting the development of the low carbon economy. growing a sustainable economic future. This prospectus produced by Sustainability West Midlands Forward (SWM) provides an independent snapshot of our shared commitment and opportunities.
  • Former Johnson Matthey, Whittle Rd, Meir (NLP Ref: ST1)

    Former Johnson Matthey, Whittle Rd, Meir (NLP Ref: ST1)

    Former Johnson Matthey, Whittle Rd, Meir (NLP Ref: ST1) BARRIERS TO DELIVERY: GROSS SITE AREA: 8.62 ha Lack of market interest ESTIMATED NET DEVELOPABLE AREA: 8.19 ha This 8.6 ha site has a prominent frontage onto the A50 (the Uttoxeter Road), and to the east it borders the Meir Park Industrial Estate, while it is flanked by housing to the south and west. The site used to accommodate Johnson Matthey’s main UK factory, but this closed in 2002 and the site has not been used since. Nothing remains of the site’s former buildings and it now suffers from fly tipping and litter issues. However, the site has been identified as suitable for B1, B2 and B8 uses. In 2010 IDI Gazeley obtained detailed consent to redevelop the site in order to provide a distribution scheme amounting to 42,920 sqm1 and the site is being actively marketed. The site has adequate access to labour and there are nearby amenities/services. In addition, within 400m of the site are numerous bus stops, albeit many of these are located in the nearby residential areas. OVERALL SITE GRADE: Good SITE RECOMMENDATION: Retain for employment use 1 As per application ref: 48907/FUL 9932770v7 Meir Depot, Uttoxeter Road, Meir - CFS 21 (NLP Ref: ST2) BARRIERS TO DELIVERY: GROSS SITE AREA: 1.76 ha Lack of market interest/poor access onto the A50 ESTIMATED NET DEVELOPABLE AREA: 1.67 ha This brownfield site (1.7ha) is located on the northern side of the A50 (the Uttoxeter Road), opposite the former Johnson Matthey factory site, and is included in this assessment as it was a call for sites submission.