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List of All Live Business Rates Addresses with Associated Current Account As at 31St August 2017 Where Disclosure Permitted List of all live Business Rates addresses with associated current account as at 31st August 2017 where disclosure permitted. Property Reference Number Full Property Address Primary Liable party name Account Start date NN00000092255007 154, Horn Lane, London, W3 6PG Right Flooring Ltd 04/11/2011 NN0000012001600A Units 16 17 18 Acton Park Ind Est, The Vale, London, W3 7QE Jack Morton Worldwide Ltd 01/04/1990 NN0000012001951B Unit 19a Acton Park Industrial Estate, The Vale, London, W3 7QE Clearspring Ltd 23/12/1991 NN00000120019525 Unit 19 Acton Park Industrial Estate, The Vale, London, W3 7QE Waterrower (Uk) Ltd 31/05/2013 NN0000012003301X Unit 33 & 34, Acton Park Industrial Estate, The Vale, London, W3 7QE Allan Reeder Ltd 08/06/2011 NN0000012003502X Unit 35 Acton Park Industrial Estate, The Vale, London, W3 7QE Howden Joinery Ltd 13/02/2015 NN0000012003601X Unit 36 Acton Park Industrial Estate, The Vale, London, W3 7QE Unique Ltd 11/07/2014 NN00000172026555 26-28, Agnes Road, London, W3 7RE Cleaning By Appointment Ltd 15/06/1992 NN00000270014007 14, Alliance Court, Alliance Road, London, W3 0RB Alternative Business Machines Ltd 31/07/2015 NN0000027001500A 15, Alliance Court, Alliance Road, London, W3 0RB National Grid Uk Pension Scheme Trustee Ltd 24/03/2017 NN00000270016002 16, Alliance Court, Alliance Road, London, W3 0RB Swiss Post Solutions Ltd 01/04/2011 NN00000270019015 19, Alliance Court, Alliance Road, London, W3 0RB National Grid Uk Pension Scheme Trustee Ltd 24/03/2017 NN00000270020012 20-21, Alliance Court, Alliance Road, London, W3 0RB Beach Course Ltd 02/12/2002 NN00000270022003 22, Alliance Court, Alliance Road, London, W3 0RB National Grid Uk Pension Scheme Trustee Ltd 08/07/2016 NN00000270023006 23, Alliance Court, Alliance Road, London, W3 0RB Enlighten Smiles Ltd 17/09/2015 NN00000290003007 3, Warple Way, London, W3 0RX Such Storage Ltd 01/06/2017 NN00000290007008 Booker Cash & Carry, Curricle Street, London, W3 7YA Booker Belmont Wholesale Ltd Fao A Charlton (Finance Dept)01/04/1990 NN00000290011501 11, Acton Park Industrial Estate, The Vale, London, W3 7QE Nijjar Dairies Ltd T/A Freshways 16/02/2016 NN00000290013511 3-4, Allied Way, Warple Way, London, W3 0RQ Rex International Ltd 15/11/1996 NN00000290025701 Unit 25 Acton Park Industrial Estate, The Vale, London, W3 7QE Forza Projects Ltd 26/07/2013 NN0000038000000X Telecommuncation Site (Gln 0516) On, Arlington Court, 17, Mill Hill Road, London, W3 8JP Mobile Broadband Network Ltd 24/12/2013 NN0000071200000X Mobile Phone Mast, Part Of Roof Top, Beaumaris Tower, Park Road North, London, W3 8RS Nexxcom Networks Uk Ltd (Dissolved) 10/04/2014 NN0000073012500X Office, At 125, Beech Avenue, Acton, W3 7LG Barnes Express Service Ltd 10/04/2013 NN00000930003008 5-21, Bollo Bridge Road, London, W3 8AT Acton Green Ironmongers & Security Ltd 10/02/2010 NN00000930006716 6, Bollo Bridge Road, London, W3 8AT Acton Green Ironmongers & Security Ltd 09/02/2010 NN00000930078004 78, Bollo Bridge Road, London, W3 8AU Alex Findlater Ltd 04/04/2014 NN0000093200300X Independent Distribution Network Operator, Bollo Bridge Road, London, W3 8AT The Electricity Network Company Ltd 01/04/2015 NN0000096000003X Mr Clutch, Murtex House, Bollo Lane, London, W3 8QU Mr Clutch Autocentres Ltd 01/05/2013 NN0000096000004X West 3, Murtex House, Bollo Lane, London, W3 8QU West 3 Ltd 01/05/2013 NN00000960380Z15 380, Bollo Lane, London, W3 8QU C H Installations Ltd 01/11/2002 NN00000962016006 Autocar Centre Ltd, 400, Bollo Lane, London, W3 8QU Auto Car Centre Ltd 26/02/2009 NN0000099000110A 1, Bradford Road, London, W3 7SP Sofa Education Ltd 12/11/2016 NN00001050003513 3b, Brassie Avenue, London, W3 7DE Foxtrot Productions Ltd 01/03/2014 NN0000108000500X Studio 5, 3, Broad Passage, Acton, London, W3 7QW Grace & Danger Ltd 01/12/2016 NN0000110029200X 292, Bromyard House (Business Unit), Bromyard Avenue, London, W3 7BS S G S Interface Ltd 08/06/2010 NN00001110036001 36, Bromyard Avenue, London, W3 7AU Virgin Active Ltd 12/07/2002 NN00001210001009 1-17, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Classical & Contemporary Art Hire Ltd T/A Farleys 01/02/1998 NN00001210019002 19-21, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Classical & Contemporary Art Hire Ltd T/A Farleys 14/12/2015 NN00001210022518 22-26, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Alter London Ltd 17/12/2015 NN0000121002302X 23-25, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Taiko Foods Ltd 01/04/2015 NN0000121002701X 27-29, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Segro Administration Ltd 01/04/2016 NN00001210031019 31-33, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR International Development Partnerships Ltd 14/10/2011 NN0000121003401X (Incl 42-44 Telford Way), 34-48, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Taiko Foods Ltd 26/05/2015 NN0000121003503X 35-37, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Aston Service London Ltd 31/07/2014 NN0000121003901X 39-41, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Wagamama Ltd 17/08/2012 NN00001210043035 43/45, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Paul U.K. Ltd 01/11/2005 NN00001210047002 47-49, Brunel Road, London, W3 7XR Concept Engineering Consultants Ltd 19/04/2011 NN0000143000599B 5, Canham Mews, Canham Road, London, W3 7SR Goldust Music Ltd 18/12/2003 NN00001430006993 6, Canham Mews, Canham Road, London, W3 7SR Avalon Industries Ltd 12/08/2005 NN00001430007002 7, Canham Mews, Canham Road, London, W3 7SR Lifehouse (London) Ltd 23/05/2013 NN00001430011008 11, Canham Road, London, W3 7SR Omk Design Ltd 01/04/1990 NN0000143001674X 16 & 42, Canham Road, London, W3 7SR Mayfair Holdings Ltd 24/07/2015 NN00001430043009 43, Canham Road, London, W3 7SR Absynth Photographic Ltd 16/06/2008 NN00001550003002 3, Central Parade, Gunnersbury Lane, London, W3 8HL Oba Kebab Ltd 03/02/2017 NN00001550008006 8, Central Parade, Gunnersbury Lane, London, W3 8HL Inko Foods Ltd 09/03/2017 NN00001590001Z12 8, Dudley Road, Southall, Middlesex, UB2 5AR Punjab Naans Ltd 01/07/2011 NN00001609901511 Unit 1 The Chase Centre, 8, Chase Road, London, NW10 6QD Hamdani Brothers Ltd 05/08/2014 NN00001609905512 Unit 5 , The Chase Centre, 8, Chase Road, London, NW10 6QD Bravo London Ltd 17/08/2009 NN0000171000871A 8, Church Road, London, W3 8PP Dignity Funerals Ltd 01/04/1990 NN00001710010512 10, Church Road, London, W3 8PP Fairdeal Properties Ltd 19/08/2000 NN0000171001152A 11, Church Road, London, W3 8PU Falcon Associates Ltd 14/02/2011 NN00001710017719 17, Church Road, London, W3 8PU Carecamp Ltd 01/04/1996 NN0000173000201X 2, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6EG Ns Medispa Ltd 01/04/2017 NN00001730007514 7, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BH Construct Enterprises Ltd 05/04/2005 NN00001730011007 Rocket Hotel, 11-13, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BD Rocket Acton Ltd 01/09/2008 NN00001730012512 12, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6EG Arthur Razor Ltd 07/06/2012 NN00001730015718 15, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BD Kaluka Ltd 23/11/2015 NN00001730017713 17, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BD Pav & Jaz Ltd 01/04/2011 NN00001730022711 22, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6EG Pearls Drycleaners Ltd 01/10/2007 NN0000173002471X R/O, 24, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6EG Night And Day Care Ltd 06/10/2011 NN00001730026712 26, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6EG T Benfield Ltd 01/04/1990 NN0000173003400X 32-34, Churchfield Road, Acton, W3 6EB C S S Electrical Distributors Ltd 20/01/2011 NN0000173004071A 40, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6EB J J Food & Wine Ltd 02/05/2012 NN0000173004400B 44, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6EB Classix Alb Ltd 14/01/2014 NN00001730045056 45, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY Acton Cut Ltd 01/09/2008 NN00001730048001 48, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6DL J V Partnership Ltd 23/05/2014 NN00001730049517 49, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY Don Speake & Company Ltd 01/04/2000 NN00001730051714 51, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY Devinstop Ltd 09/10/1997 NN0000173005703X 57-59, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY Lou Hanwell Ltd 12/08/2016 NN0000173006105X (Grd Flr), 61-63, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY Sainsburys Supermarket Ltd 18/04/2012 NN00001730069722 Ground Floor, 69, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AX Red Star 92 Ltd 31/03/2015 NN0000173007403X R/O 74, Churchfield Road, Acton, W3 6DH Aston Rowe Ltd 01/09/2014 NN00001730076001 76, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6DH Nectar And Ambrosia Ltd 16/05/2016 NN00001730088511 88, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6DH E Mills-Willesden-Ltd 01/04/1990 NN00001730096005 96, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6DH Unique Therapy Ltd 01/08/2016 NN0000173010000X 100, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6DH Salon 100 Ltd 01/04/2014 NN0000173010304X 103-105, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AH Aston Rowe Ltd 01/08/2012 NN0000173010450X 104, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BY Law Centre Ltd 20/10/2007 NN00001730104521 106, Churchfield Road, Acton, London, W3 6BY Full Of Fashion Ltd 21/09/2016 NN00001730113003 113, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AH Citydeal Properties (London) Ltd 01/07/2013 NN00001730114082 114, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BY The Blend House Ltd 08/05/2015 NN00001730116711 116, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BY Hasu Company Ltd 26/09/2014 NN0000173011851A 118, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BY Achinka Ltd 01/01/2015 NN0000173012451B 124, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BS Capital Cash Ltd 24/06/2003 NN00001730136010 136, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BS Fildan Ltd 01/07/2014 NN0000173013801X 138, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BS H & K Food Centre Ltd 01/01/2016 NN0000173014000B 140, Churchfield Road, London, W3 6BS Aljanaby Food Ltd 01/08/2016 NN00001730144001 144, Churchfield Road, Acton, London, W3 6BS Skymoon Travel Ltd 01/11/2013 NN00001732001001 Acton Central Station Yard, Birkbeck Road, London, W3 6BQ Burlington Motors Ltd 01/04/1990 NN0000177004170X
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