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Sitetype Buildingname Ward Comments Place Sutton Coldfield Town Hall Sutton Four Oaks Place SiteType BuildingName Ward Comments Place Sutton Coldfield Town Hall Sutton Four Oaks Place - External Operated Leisure Centres Wyndley Leisure Centre Main Building Sutton Trinity Subject to Leisure Framework contract Place - External Operated Leisure Centres Wyndley Swimming Pool Main Sutton Trinity Subject to Leisure Framework contract ECO - Commercial - Other Committee Rents Pype Hayes Golf Club Sutton New Hall Subject to golf operator agreement Place - Memorial War Memorial King Edward Square Sutton Vesey Place - Memorial War Memorial Walmley Place - Memorial War Memorial Four Oaks Sutton Four Oaks Place - Parks Boldmere Golf Course (Part of Sutton Park) Sutton Vesey Subject to golf operator agreement Place - Parks Sutton Park Sutton Four Oaks May be elements within Park to be excluded? Place - Parks Rectory Park Sutton Trinity Place - Parks Newhall Valley Country Park Sutton New Hall Place - POS Plants Brook Nature Reserve Sutton New Hall Place - POS Hill Hook Nature Reserve Place - POS Jones Wood POS (Walmley Village) Sutton New Hall Place - Parks Tudor Road Sports Ground Sutton Trinity Place - POS Blake Street/Hill Hook Road/Balmoral Road POS Sutton Four Oaks Place - Parks Mossybank/Warden Road Recreation Ground Sutton Vesey Place - Parks Monmouth Drive Playing Field Sutton Vesey Place - Parks Ley Hill Recreation Ground (Sutton) Sutton Four Oaks Place - Parks Newdigate Recreation Ground Sutton Trinity Place - POS Maney Gardens Sutton Trinity Place - POS Bodington Gardens Sutton Trinity Place - POS Vesey Gardens Sutton Trinity Place - POS Oakwood Road Spinney Sutton Vesey Place - POS Land adjacent to 17 Buxton Road Sutton Vesey Place - POS Sutton Council House Gardens Sutton Trinity Place - POS Princess Alice POS Sutton Vesey Place - POS Greenway, The POS Sutton Vesey Place - POS King Georges Playing Field Place - POS Clarence Road Sports Field Sutton Four Oaks Place - POS Hillmorton POS Sutton Four Oaks Place - POS Vesey Park POS Sutton Four Oaks Place - POS Dugdale Crescent Island POS Sutton Four Oaks Place - POS Harvest Fields POS/Duttons Lane Sutton Four Oaks Place - POS Dunton Close POS Sutton Four Oaks Place - POS Weeford Road POS Sutton Four Oaks Place - POS Tamworth Road POS (Aka St Andrews POS) Sutton Trinity Place - POS Shepherds Pool POS Sutton Trinity Place - POS Sharrat Field POS Sutton Trinity Place - POS Ley Hill Road Coppice POS Sutton Four Oaks Place - POS Coleshill Road Nurseries Sutton Trinity Place - POS Coleshill Road Sports Field & POS Sutton Trinity Place - POS Sports Ground at Lindridge Road Sutton Trinity Place - POS Chadwick Road POS Sutton New Hall Place - POS Glover Road POS & Play Area Sutton New Hall Place - POS Withy Hill Recreation Ground Sutton Trinity Place - POS Park Lane jct Water Orton Lane Sutton New Hall Place - POS Old Kingsbury Road jct Water Orton Lane Sutton New Hall Place - POS Fox Hollies Road, Walmley POS Sutton New Hall Place - POS Thimble Mill End POS Sutton New Hall Place - POS Seal Close/Smallwood Close (Home Wood POS) Sutton Trinity Place - POS Saveker Drive POS Sutton New Hall Place - POS Walmley Ash Road POS Sutton New Hall Place - POS Calder Drive Playing Field (POS) Sutton New Hall Place - POS Walmley Ash Road Spinney Place - POS Webster Way POS (aka Brookhus Farm Rd) Sutton New Hall Place - POS Candleford Green POS Sutton New Hall Place - POS Springfield POS Sutton New Hall Place - POS Hurst Green Road Sutton New Hall Place - POS Wishaw Lane POS Sutton New Hall Place - POS Minworth Green Sutton New Hall Place - Allotments Boulevard Allotment Sutton Vesey Place - Allotments Sheffield Road Allotment Sutton Vesey Place - Allotments Sunnybank Road Allotment Sutton Vesey Place - Allotments Donegal Road Allotment Sutton Four Oaks Place - Allotments White Farm Allotment Sutton Four Oaks Place - Allotments Four Oaks Common Allotment Sutton Four Oaks Place - Allotments Hill Allotment Gardens (Dugdale Crescent) Sutton Four Oaks Place - Allotments Newhall Valley Allotment Sutton Trinity Place - Allotments Falcon Lodge Allotment Sutton New Hall Place - Allotments Walmley Ash Allotment Sutton New Hall Place - Allotments Forge Farm & Extension Allotment Sutton New Hall Place - Youth Centres Clifton Road Youth Centre Sutton New Hall Education own the first floor; BLF clawback Place - Community Centres (Internally Managed) Wylde Green Community Hall Sutton New Hall Place - Community Centres (Internally Managed) Mere Green Community Centre Sutton Four Oaks Place - Community Centres (Internally Managed) Falcon Lodge Community Hall Sutton Trinity Place - Community Centres (Internally Managed) Walmley Community Centre/Hall Sutton New Hall Adjoins a library Place - Community Libraries Sutton Coldfield Library Sutton Trinity Leased Place - Community Libraries Boldmere Library Sutton Vesey Place - Community Libraries Walmley Library Sutton New Hall Place - Community Libraries Mere Green Library Sutton Four Oaks Place - Car Parks Duke Street Car Park Sutton Trinity Place - Car Parks South Parade Car Park Sutton Trinity Place - Car Parks Victoria Road Multi-Storey Car Park Sutton Trinity Lease only Place - Car Parks Mill Street Car Park Sutton Trinity Place - Car Parks Anchorage Road Car Park Sutton Trinity Affected by road widening line Place - Car Parks Lower Reddicroft Car Park Sutton Trinity Affected by road widening line Place - Car Parks Station Street Car Park Sutton New Hall Place - Car Parks Upper Reddicroft Car Park Sutton Trinity Affected by road widening line Place - R&E (Bereavement Services) Sutton Coldfield Crematorium Sutton New Hall Place - R&E (Bereavement Services) Sutton New Hall Cemetery Sutton Trinity Place - R&E (Bereavement Services) Sutton Coldfield Cemetery Sutton Four Oaks Place - R&E (Closed Burial Grounds) Holy Trinity (Sutton) Churchyard Sutton Trinity ECO - Commercial - General & Miscellaneous South Parade Public Convenience Sutton Trinity Place - Street Serv (Publ Conv) Boldmere Road Superloo Place - Street Serv (Publ Conv) Walmley Village Public Convenience (Superloo) Economy - Transportation Strategy 15 Bishops Road Sutton Trinity Economy - Transportation Strategy 4 Bishops Road Sutton Trinity Economy - Transportation Strategy 1A and 1B Anchorage Road Sutton Trinity Economy - Transportation Strategy 7 and 7A Anchorage Road Sutton Trinity Economy - Transportation Strategy Newholme Sutton Trinity Economy - Transportation Strategy 10 Anchorge Road Sutton Trinity Economy - Transportation Strategy 79 Lichfield Road Sutton Four Oaks Economy - Transportation Strategy 83 Lichfield Road Sutton Four Oaks Economy - Surplus Land at Brassington Avenue Investment - Unassigned Assets Brassington Avenue - Site Fronting Sutton New Hall Investment - Unassigned Assets Stephens Road Public Open space Sutton New Hall.
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