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Please Ask For: Nick King Date 14 December 2016 My Ref 887721 Your Ref Dear Jonathan Spratt Freedom of Information Request [email protected] Strategic Planning & Infrastructure Jonathan Spratt Department for Place Plymouth City Council Ballard House – West Hoe Road Plymouth PL1 3BJ T 01752 304471 E [email protected] www.plymouth.gov.uk Please ask for: Nick King Date 14 December 2016 My Ref 887721 Your Ref Dear Jonathan Spratt Freedom of Information Request: 887721 – Mobile Phone Network Roll Out With reference to your Freedom of Information request, I can confirm we are unable to supply you with the said information as follows. Under the request you asked for one (1) pieces of information:- Please can you provide me a spreadsheet of the 2016/17 Annual Network Update Plans for Mobile Telecommunication installations within the boundary of your authority? If these are not available could you please send the latest Annual Network Update you have available. Please find enclosed the latest version of the Mobile Phone Network Roll Out programme for Plymouth. It is 2015-2016 and the latest version we currently have on file. If you are unhappy with the way your request for information has been handled, you can request a review by writing to me stating the reason for your dissatisfaction. If you remain dissatisfied with the handling of your request or complaint, you have a right to appeal to the Information Commissioner at: The Information Commissioner's Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF. Telephone: 08456 30 60 60 or 01625 54 57 45 Website: www.ico.gov.uk There is no charge for making an appeal. If I can be of any further assistance to you, please do not hesitate to contact me on Plymouth 01752 304471. Yours sincerely Nick King Planning Technical Support Manager EE Annual Network Update Plans Spreadsheet 2015 - 2016 Operator Definitions: EE - a site operated by EE Limited EE & Three - a consolidated site operated jointly by EE Limited and Three Please note that consolidated sites are shown on both Three and EE's 2015 - 2016 Annual Network Update Plans. EE Limited (T-Mobile & ex Orange) and Three, through their joint venture company, Mobile Broadband Network Ltd (MBNL) has consolidated their 3G networks. This has resulted in the joint use of existing base station site infrastructure & hardware which results in one set of equipment on site and is enabling the reduction of duplicate sites. For enquiries relating to the Annual Network Update Plans for EE Limited please contact : Alex Jackman, Community Affairs Manager [email protected] or Mark Shaw, Health & Safety & Community Affairs Manager - [email protected] Authority National Parks Operator Operator Reference Easting Northing Site Name Site Address Post Code Status Plymouth EE 28247 251760 6015 WS ATKINS PLYMOUTH IN BRIDGE HOUSE, FORRESTERS PL6 7PL Site Built BUILD BUSINESS PARK, ESTOVER CLOSE, ESTOVER, PLYMOUTH, Plymouth EE 12833 254740 56872 LISTER MILL ROOF OF LISTER MILL, LISTER PL7 4BA Site Built CLOSE, PLYMPTON, DEVON, Plymouth EE 12805 247330 58956 SECURICOR OLD SECURICOR HQ, TRANSIT WAY, PL5 3SN Site Built PLYMOUTH, , Plymouth EE 12761 249695 54110 FORMER CEGB SITE FORMER CEGB WORKS, OFF PL4 0PT Site Built OAKFIELD TERRACE ROAD, PRINCE ROCK, PLYMOUTH DEVON, Plymouth EE 12723 254872 55128 RIDGE ROAD FIELDS FIELDS NORTH OF RIDGE ROAD, PL7 1UD Site Built NORTH OF PLYMPTON ST MAURICE, DEVON, , Plymouth EE 12719 251383 60197 FINE TUBES LTD ESTOVER WORKS, PLYMBRIDGE PL6 7LG Site Built ROAD, PLYMOUTH, , Plymouth EE 12713 243330 58824 TAMAR BRIDGE TAMAR BRIDGE, PLYMOUTH, , , PL12 4EJ Site Built Plymouth EE 12712 246173 56841 REDIFUSION MAST, EUROBELL MAST, REAR OF 29 AUSTIN PL2 2LA Site Built AUSTIN AVE AVENUE, COMPOUND OF SWEB SUBSTATION, PLYMOUTH, Plymouth EE 12658 248024 55103 MARY NEWMAN BUILDING MARY NEWMAN HALL OF RESIDENCE, PL4 8AA Site Built UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH, DRAKE CIRCUS, PLYMOUTH, Plymouth EE 12657 249703 51766 HO FORT STADDON RNWS FORT STADDON, NR PL9 9SP Site Built PLYMSTOCK, PLYMOUTH, SOUTH DEVON, Plymouth EE 62442 248669 60996 CAR PARK RDS SOUTHWAY,ROCKFIRLD PL6 6DY Site Built AVENUE,PLYMOUTH,PLYMOUTH,DEV ON Plymouth EE 62376 248660 60990 CAR PARK RDS SOUTHWAY,ROCKFIELD PL6 6DY Site Built AVENUE,..,PLYMOUTH,DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 72143 231106 54735 TRERIEVE FARM TRERIEVE FARM,N/A,ST PL11 3DJ Site Built GERMANS,TORPOINT,CORNWALL Plymouth EE and Three 54263 248344 55982 THE HYDE PARK PUB The Hyde Park PH 88 Mutley Plain Mutley PL4 6LG Site Built Plymouth Devon Plymouth EE and Three 94831 253050 55550 PLYMPTON NTL (BSC) GABLES FARM MERRYFIELD ROAD PL7 1UQ Site Built PLYMPTON PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92388 248043 54995 DAVY BUILDING Davy Building Plymouth University,Drake PL4 8AA Site Built Circus PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92386 245800 55580 STOKE DAMRELL Stoke Damrell College Keppel Street PL3 4BD Site Built COLLEGE PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92382 246637 58304 TRATHENS TRAVEL UNIT 5 BURRINGTON WAY PL5 3LR Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92380 250155 58185 BT FORDER BATTERY BT MAST FORT AUSTIN AVENUE PL6 5XX Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92378 247820 59920 NTL SOUTHWAY SIR JOHN HUNT COMMUNITY PL5 4AB Site Built COLLEGE TAUNTON AVENUE PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92164 245325 54880 DEVONPORT HOUSE THE SALVATION ARMY 24 PARK PL1 4BA Site Built AVENUE DEVONPORT PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92143 250075 60875 GLENHOLT GLENHOLT STREETWORKS (NTQ PL6 7HB Site Built STREETWORKS 79038) A386 TAVISTOCK ROAD PLYMBRIDGE PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92126 245867 54090 ADJ RODGERS OF MR ALAN PUGH (MAN DIR) UNIT 1 PL1 4LL Site Built PLYMOUTH OCEAN QUAY RICHMOND WALK PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 92125 248920 54235 TRIANGULAR BUND CHURNGOLD`S WASTE GEORGE`S PL4 0JW Site Built YARD,CLARE PLACE COXSIDE PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 79188 247123 56672 OUTLAND ROAD DNS VERGE AT ENTRY INTO PLYMOUTH PL2 3DG Site Built CC DEP OUTLAND ROAD PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 79041 249471 55770 LIPSON VALE LIPSON VALE OLD LAIRA ROAD PL3 6AA Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 69286 245145 56180 GOSCHEN CENTRE GOSCHEN CENTRE SALTASH ROAD PL2 2DP Site Built KEYHAM PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 69284 245383 57541 DNS ON WESTON MILL A3064 PLYMOUTH WESTON MILL PL2 2EL Site Built DRIVE ROAD PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 69277 244955 59420 PARKWAY RUGBY CLUB PLYMOUTH NORTH OFF ERNESETTLE PL5 2EY Site Built LANE ERNSETTLE PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 69264 245423 58773 02 WATER RESERVOIR PLYMOUTH KINGS TAMERTON ROAD PL5 2BU Site Built 001990 PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 69221 247440 54467 RADIANT HOUSE 2 DERRYS CROSS DERRYS CROSS PL1 2TE Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 69193 250705 51970 LOWER FIELD LOWER FIELD BARN FARM PL9 9NH Site Built PLYMSTOCK PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 69185 246005 54937 CITY COLLEGE PLYMOUTH CITY COLLEGE PLYMOUTH PL1 5QG Site Built DEVONPORT PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54277 250048 56666 EFFORD ROAD DNS SW EFFORD ROAD EFFORD ROAD PL3 6NQ Site Built EFFORD PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54273 246515 54335 STONEHOUSE STREET STONEHOUSE STREET DNS PL1 3PE Site Built DNS STONEHOUSE ROAD STONEHOUSE PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54271 247488 57088 PEVERELL PARK SW PEVERELL PARK OUTLAND ROAD PL2 3PG Site Built PEVERELL PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54270 244643 58116 TRELAWNEY PLACE SW TRELAWNEY PLACE SW TRELAWNEY PL5 1NA Site Built PLACE ST BUDEAUX PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54266 245893 56772 WOLSELEY ROAD SW WOLSELEY ROAD WOLSELEY ROAD PL2 2AU Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54262 249545 54632 FRIARY VAULTS PUB FRIARY VAULTS PUB FRIARY VAULTS PL4 9QD Site Built PUB GRENVILLE ROAD PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54261 252080 53815 ELBURTON ROAD STREET ELBURTON ROAD STREET WORKS PL9 8AJ Site Built WORKS ELBURTON ROAD BILLACOMBE PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54259 251526 57162 O2 PARKWAY ESTATE PARK WAY INDUSTRIAL ESTATE ST PL6 8LH Site Built MODWEN ROAD PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 54258 251454 59239 MOAC - BUSH PARK BUSH PARK BUSH PARK ESTOVER PL6 8SF Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25409 250315 54225 SWEB PYLON 203633 PYLON JUST OFF THE RIDE PL9 7JT Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25405 248060 54618 PLYMOUTH TE 2028 PLYMOUTH TE EASTLAKE STREET PL1 1BQ Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25403 246871 56018 BUS S/W 207637 SITE ALMAR ROAD PLYMOUTH PL2 3PU Site Built DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25400 249030 58500 PLYMOUTH MF 8493 PLYMOUTH MF TAILYOUR ROAD PL6 5XY Site Built CROWNHILL PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25399 248250 57350 TORR HOME 207108 TORR HOME THE DRIVE HARTLEY PL3 5DS Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25393 249285 59625 ROUNDABOUT S/W 207106 NORWICH UNION LOOSLEIGH PL6 8AN Site Built ROUNDABOUT PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25392 251260 58767 NOVOROSSISK ROAD NOVOROSSISK ROAD STREETWORKS PL6 8UD Site Built STREETWORKS NOVOROSSISK ROAD ESTOVER PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25391 252450 56340 MARSHALL S/W 206838 MARSHALL S/W OFF MARSHALL ROAD PL7 1YB Site Built PLYMOUTH DEVON Plymouth EE and Three 25390 254400 56230 PLYMPTON TE 2029 PLYMPTON TE ELM GROVE PL7 3BW Site Built PLYMPTON PLYMOUTH DEVON CTIL Annual Network Update Plans Spreadsheet 2015 - 2016 Telefónica UK Limited has entered into an agreement with Vodafone Limited pursuant to which the two companies plan to jointly operate and manage a single network grid across the UK. These arrangements are overseen by Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Ltd (CTIL) which is a joint venture company owned by Telefónica UK Limited and Vodafone Limited. This agreement allows both organisations to pool their basic network infrastructure, while running two, independent, nationwide networks; maximise opportunities to consolidate the number of base stations and significantly reduce the environmental impact of network development.
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