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Foireviews@Camden.Gov.Uk Mr Chris Jackson Date: 09 December 2016 Your Reference: Our Reference: 20685364 Enquiries to: Andrew Maughan Email: [email protected] Law & Governance London Borough of Camden Town Hall Mr Chris Jackson Judd Street London, WC1H 9JE [email protected] Tel 020 7974 5656 [email protected] www.camden.gov.uk Dear Mr Jackson FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 I have considered your appeal against the decision in relation to your request for access to information pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act 2000. I have also considered information from the departments that provided information regarding the Council’s response to your request. My decision is that your appeal is partially upheld. The reasons for my decision are set out below. I partly uphold this appeal. There were some technical difficulties in sending the redacted documents and parts were redacted which should not have been. I attach a version which only has those parts redacted which we consider are covered by an exemption. On the other parts you consider were not answered you have received all the information we have other than our failure to record meeting dates. A list is now attached. All notes are kept electronically. Those with the title Senior are still relatively junior employees whose identities’ we would not reveal. If you are not satisfied with the manner in which your appeal was handled you should contact the Information Commissioner within two months of receiving this letter. The Information Commissioner will not consider complaints outside of this timeframe, except under exceptional circumstances. He can be contacted at the Information Commissioner’s Office Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF. Telephone: 01625 545 700 or email: [email protected]. Yours sincerely Andrew Maughan Borough Solicitor After searching our electronic system we can confirm: A visit to Museum House on 15/07/16 at 14:00PM in relation to the planning application 2016/3411/P – conversion; and on 03/10/16 at 15:00PM in relation to the application for approval of details 2016/4388/P As well as: 2013/4368/P – 07/08/13 11.00am 2013/6937/PRE – 26/11/13 10.25am 2013/7239/P – information not held – not retained after case officer left the Council 2015/3700/PRE P – information not held – not retained after case officer left the Council 2015/5169/P P – information not held – not retained after case officer left the Council 2016/3411/P – 15/07/16 2pm 2 July 2013 Museum House - Office Availability Schedule Report 1. New Oxford Street WC1A 1 Lease: New lease direct from the landlord Size: 1,700 - 3,400 sq ft Rates: £17.00 Rent: £22.50 psf Service charge: £7.00 Building Description/Comments: Comfort cooling Raised floors Suspended ceiling 2 x Passenger lifts. New lease available for a term by arrangement. 2. New Oxford Street WC1A 1 Lease: 1-6 years Size: 1,000 - 2,000 sq ft Service charge: £5.00 Rent: to be confirmed Building Description/Comments: Central heating, newly redecorated. New lease/s available for a term by arrangement. 3. Russell Square House WC1B5 Lease: Short Term Lease Size: 1,750 - 1,750 sq ft Rent: to be confirmed Building Description/Comments: Air conditioning, metal tiled suspended ceiling, raised floor, secondary glazing, manned ground floor reception. 4. Gray's Inn Road WC1X 8 Lease: New lease direct from the landlord Size: 1,700 - 8,682 sq ft Rates: £17.00 Rent: £24.50 psf Service charge: £8.00 Building Description/Comments: Part Ground and first floor (6,982 sq ft) benefits from B1/D1 dual use and is self-contained, accessed from its own entrance at Verulam Street; third Floor circa 1,700 sq ft of newly refurbished, fitted out space. 1 Schedule of Areas: Floor sq ft sq m £/sq ft £/sq m 1st 5,617 522 25 264 Pt Ground 1,365 127 25 264 Pt 3rd 1,700 158 25 264 TOTAL 8,682 807 74 791 5. 1 Emerald Street, Bloomsbury, London WC1N 3 Lease: A New Full Repairing & Insuring Lease For A Size: 887 - 1,780 sq ft Rates: £9.00 Rent: £32.50 psf Service charge: £7.50 Building Description/Comments: Victorian Converted Warehouse - To Be Refurbished - Good Natural Daylight - Good Floor to Ceiling Heights - Open Plan Floors - Exposed Brickwork - Self-Contained Male & Female WC's - New Modern Lighting - Original Concrete Floors . 6. Great Russell Street WC1B 3 Lease: By Arrangement Size: 1,610 - 1,610 sq ft Rates: £12.65 Rent: £39.75 psf Building Description/Comments: Comfort Cooling / Heating, Shower, Capped-off services, Male and Female WC’s, Entry phone system, Alarm. 7. Drury Lane WC2B 5 Lease: A new direct from the landlord 20 Size: 1,984 - 1,984 sq ft Rates: £20.00 Rent: £47.50 psf Service charge: £12.54 Building Description/Comments: The building was extensively refurbished in 2009 and the 4th floor has been fitted out to a high standard and is available on a new lease direct from the landlord. Amenities include: High quality fit out to include reception area, 3 meeting rooms, kitchenette area and coms / post room, VRF air conditioning, raised flooring and perimeter trunking, plasterboard ceiling and inset lighting, passenger lift, shower facility, commissionaire. Schedule of Areas: Floor sq ft sq m £/sq ft £/sq m 4th floor 1,984 184 48 511 TOTAL 1,984 184 48 511 8. Little Russell Street, London WC1A 2 2 Lease: By Arrangement Size: 1,580 - 1,580 sq ft Rates: £11.88 Rent: £32.50 psf Service charge: £4.00 Building Description/Comments: Self-contained office/studio divided into two large open plan areas with feature, vaulted ceiling, kitchen and WC's. *Central heating *Laminate wood effect flooring *Kitchen *Own male/female toilets *Entryphone *Good natural light. 9. Jockeys Fields, WC1R 4 Lease: 2 years Size: 800 - 800 sq ft Rent: to be confirmed Building Description/Comments: Manned reception, leading to 2 lifts. The suite has air con, raised floors, new carpets, access to a large roof terrace, an underground car park. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 10. High Holborn WC1V 6 Lease: A new lease for a term by arrangement. Size: 1,128 - 1,128 sq ft Rates: £15.87 Rent: £35.00 psf Service charge: £8.42 Building Description/Comments: 11th Floor. Air Conditioning- 2 x Passenger Lift- Superb Natural Light- Car Parking- Comissionaire- Balcony - 24 Hour Access. 11. Bedford Square WC1B 3 Lease: A lease to Feb 2015 Size: 1,800 - 1,800 sq ft Rent: £61.00 psf Building Description/Comments: A short term furnished open plan office available for a term to Feb 2014. Very quiet location.   Meeting rooms available for hire. 12. Russell Square WC1B 4 Lease: Flexible - 1 year min Size: 765 - 765 sq ft Rates: £14.00 Rent: £39.00 psf Service charge: £7.00 Building Description/Comments: Fully fitted office available with furniture on flexible term. Period building with modern interior offers excellent working environment. Shower / kitchen / garden (use of) / lift / meeting and board room available for hire. 3 13. 4 Russell Square WC1B 4 Lease: Sub-lease minimum term 1 year Size: 1,100 - 1,100 sq ft Rent: £60.00 psf (fully inc) Building Description/Comments: Conference rooms available on request - Kitchenette - Passenger lift - Good natural light - Flexible terms. 14. Gray's Inn Road, London WC1X 8 Lease: A new lease directly from the freeholder Size: up to 1,102 sq ft Rates: £7.50 Rent: £20.00 psf Service charge: £1.00 Building Description/Comments: Flexible Terms - Economic Rent - Low outgoings – Kitchen. 15. High Holborn WC1V 7 Lease: New lease available from landlord Size: 2,100 sq ft Rates: £16.24 Rent: £39.50 psf Service charge: £7.78 Building Description/Comments: Self contained, second floor office benefitting from high ceilings, wood panelling and stain glass windows. Passenger lift; Wood floors; Concierge. 16. Red Lion Square WC1R 4 Lease: New lease available from landlord Size: 703 - 703 sq ft Rates: £14.29 Rent: £34.50 psf Service charge: £5.78 Building Description/Comments: Grade II listed Georgian terrace property; Perimeter and underfloor trunking kitchenette Access to toilets and a shower; Space will be refurbished prior to tenant moving in. Schedule of Areas: Floor sq ft sq m £/sq ft £/sq m TOTAL 17. Boswell Street, London WC1N 3 Lease: New short form of lease to expire Jan 2015 Size: 800 - 800 sq ft Rates: £11.70 4 Rent: £25.00 psf Service charge: £8.90 Building Description/Comments: The unit comprises an open plan area with two private offices, with use of communal Kitchen and WC's. Amenities include: *Central Heating*Under Floor Trunking*Suspended ceiling*Entryphone*Shared Kitchen*CAT V Cabling*Storage by Arrangement*Commissionaire. 18. Kingsway, WC2 WC2B 6 Lease: A new lease(s) for a term by arrangement Size: 538 - 1,401 sq ft Rent: £37.50 psf Building Description/Comments: Part 5th floor - 1,371 sq ft - Undergoing refurbishment. Part 3rd floor - 1,401 sq ft - Fully refurbished part 2nd floor - 5,38 sq ft - Undergoing refurbishment; 2x lifts Comfort Cooled Perimeter trunking, Kitchenettes. 19. Tottenham Court Road W1T 7 Lease: Lease for a term to expire 31st January 2017 Size: up to 1,053 sq ft Service charge: £5.00 Rent: £28.50 psf Building Description/Comments: Fitted out Comfort Cooled - Perimeter Trunking - 24 hour access - Central Heating - Excellent natural light - Plaster board ceiling - Passenger lift - Part Secondary Glazing. 20. Bedford Square WC1B 3 Lease: For a term to Feb 2014 Size: 400 - 790 sq ft Rent: £55.00 psf (fully inc) Building Description/Comments: Period style offices; central heating; fully carpeted.
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