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Bristol City Council, Authorised Installations, Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010 Bristol City Council, Authorised Installations, Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010 EP Ref Operator Address Postcode Process EP005 Canford Crematorium Canford Lane, Westbury-on-Trym BS9 3PQ 5.1B Crematorium EP006 South Bristol Crematorium Bridgwater Road, Bedminster Down BS13 7AS 5.1B Crematorium EP016 Baileys Caravans Ltd South Liberty Lane, Ashton BS3 2SS 6.7 Timber Processes EP025 Hanson Quarry Products Ltd Victoria Road, St. Phillips BS2 0UT 3.1 Cement & Lime EP030 Hanson Quarry Products Europe Ltd. St. Andrews Road, Avonmouth BS11 9HS 3.1 Cement & Lime EP032 Avon Mini Mix Unit 3, St. Andrews Road BS11 9HQ 3.1 Cement & Lime EP039 Larfarge Tarmac Trading Limited Netham Road, St. Annes BS5 9PQ 3.1 Cement & Lime EP043 H.J. Chard and Sons Albert Road, St. Phillips BS2 0XS 3.1 Cement & Lime EP044 Concrete Fabrications Ltd Crews Hole Road St. George BS5 8AU 3.1 Cement & Lime EP045 CEMEX UK Materials Limited Western Albert Road, St. Phillips BS2 0XS 3.1 Cement & Lime EP046 Ford Retail UK Ltd T/A Brunel Ford 175 Muller Road, Horfield BS7 9RB 6.4b Vehicle Refinishing EP049 Drive Vauxhall 65-71 Avon Street, St Philips BS2 0PZ 6.4b Vehicle Refinishing EP061 Graphic Packaging Intenrational Ltd Filwood Road, Fishponds BS16 3SB 6.5 Coating EP068 Thomas Ware & Sons Ltd Clift House Tannery, Coronation Road BS3 1RW 6.9 Animal & Plant Treatment Bristol Bulk Handling Terminal, St. Andrews EP073 First Corporate Shipping Ltd (T/A The Bristol Port Company) BS11 9EB 3.5 Other minerals Road EP080 Ross Gordon Engineering Ltd Worthy Road, Chittening Industrial Estate BS11 0YB 6.4b Vehicle Refinishing EP090 Techncial Converters Ltd 5 Third Way, Avonmouth BS11 9HL 7.0 SED EP096 Press Car and Commercial Bodyworks Units A, B, C & D, Smoke Lane BS11 0YA 6.4b Vehicle Refinishing EP108 Wring Group Limited Vale Lane, Bedminster BS3 5RU 3.5 Mobile activities EP113 Express Asphalt Ltd (Aggregate Industries UK Ltd) Avon Gate, Albert Road BS2 0YQ 3.5 Other minerals EP115 ETM Contractors and plant hire Unit M Avon Works, Winterstoke Road BS3 2NS 3.5 Mobile activities Castle Court, Bloomfield Road Link, BS4 3QU EP116 J Sainsburys Supermarkets Ltd 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) Brislington ASDA Bristol, Whitchurch Petrol Filling EP118 ASDA Stores Ltd BS14 0ST 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) Station, Oatlands Avenue EP119 Esso Petroleum Company Ltd St. Andrews Road, Avonmouth BS11 9BN 1.2c Storage at Terminals EP123 Bishopston Filling Station 106-114 Gloucester Road, Bishopston BS7 8NL 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP125 Tesco Stores Ltd Eastgate Centre, Eastgate Road BS5 6XU 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP126 Tesco Stores Ltd Callington Road, Brislington BS4 5AY 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP128 Easton Service Station 168 Easton Road, Easton BS5 0ES 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) Sevenways Filling Station, 50-52 Sussex BS2 9OP EP129 Severnways Filling Station 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) Place EP130 Whiteway Service Station 19-29 Bell Hill Road, St. George BS5 7LT 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP134 York Rd Service Station (Symonds Forecourts Ltd) York Road, Bedminster BS3 4AB 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP137 Nags Head Petrol Filling Station (Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd) 139 Nags Head Hill, St. George BS5 8QN 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP138 Falcondale Filling Station 135 Falcondale Road, Westbury-on-Trym BS9 3JL 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP139 Shirehampton Filling Station High Street, Shirehampton BS11 0DE 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP144 WM Morrisions Supermarkets Petrol Station No 324 668 -718 Fishponds Road, Fishponds BS16 3US 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP145 Shell UK Ltd Eastville Park Service Station Muller Road, Eastville BS5 6PX 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP146 Shell UK Ltd Arnos Vale Petrol Station St. Philips Causeway, Brislington BS4 3EX 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP147 Tesco Express Service Station Wells Road, Whitchurch BS14 9HX 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP148 Shell UK Ltd Shell Hartcliffe Way 451 Hartcliffe Way, Bedminster BS3 5RP 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP151 Esso Hotwells Service Station (Rontec Watford Ltd) Hotwells Road (North Side), Hotwells BS8 4RP 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP152 Kingsweston Service Station (M.P.K. Garages Ltd) 82 - 92 Kings Weston Avenue BS11 0AH 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP156 Shell Ltd Gloucester Road Filling Station 410-422 Gloucester Road, Horfield BS7 8TX 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP157 Esso The Downs Service Station (Rontec Watford Ltd) 215 Whiteladies Road BS8 2XS 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP158 Brislington Service Station The Square, A4 Bath Road BS4 5AD 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP159 Stapleton Service Station 79 Park Road, Stapleton BS16 1DT 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP160 Redland Service Station Hampton Road, Redland BS6 6JA 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP162 Esso Princes Service Station (Rontec Watford Ltd) Park Row, Bristol BS1 5LJ 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP165 Southville Service Station Coronation Road, Southville BS3 1RN 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP166 Ambassador Service Station Winterstoke Road, Ashton BS3 2NP 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP168 Esso St Andrews Service Station (Rontec Watford Ltd) St. Andrews Road, Avonmouth BS11 9HS 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP169 Tesco Henleaze Express (Esso) 142-144 Henleaze Road, Henleaze BS9 4NB 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) South Bristol Business Park, Roman Farm EP170 Hengrove Way Filling Station BS4 1UJ 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) Road EP171 Greys Packaging Ltd Units 1 & 2 Novers Hill Trading Estate BS3 5QY 7.0 SED EP172 J Sainsburys Supermarkets Ltd 111 Winterstoke Road, Ashton BS3 2NS 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP204 Frenchay Park Service Station 213 Frenchay Park Road, Frenchay BS16 1LF 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP219 Clinipower Kings Weston Lane BS11 0YS 5.1A Incineration not crematorium EP226 M32 Service Station-Shell Broadmead 85 - 107 Newfoundland Road, Bristol BS2 9LU 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP230 Drytac Europe Limited Filwood Road, Fishponds BS16 3RY 7.0 SED EP231 Honda Motor Europe Limited Cabot Park, Poplar Way West BS11 0YA 6.4b Vehicle Refinishing EP232 UK Carbody Limited 6 Whitehouse Lane, Bedminster BS3 4DN 6.4b Vehicle Refinishing EP234 TR Demolition UK - International Ltd Davron Court, Whitehouse Place BS3 4BL 3.5 Mobile activities EP239 ETM Contractors and plant hire 41 Ashton Vale Road, Ashton Vale BS3 2HR 3.1 Cement & Lime EP241 Keep It Clean 6 Waring House, Redcliff Hill BS1 6TB 7.0 SED EP242 Wash & Go Launderette 307 Gloucester Road, Horfield BS7 8PE 7.0 SED EP244 WM Morrisons Supermarkets Plc 688-718 Fishponds Road, Fishponds BS16 3YS 7.0 SED EP245 Chatams 48, Sandy Park Road, Brislington BS4 3PF 7.0 SED EP246 Steam Gleam 55, Two Mile Hill Road, St George BS15 1BS 7.0 SED EP247 Parkers Dry Cleaners 1, Charlecombe Court, Stoke Lane BS9 3RL 7.0 SED EP249 Johnson Cleaners UK Ltd 105 Whiteladies Road, Clifton BS8 2PB 7.0 SED EP250 Johnson Cleaners UK Ltd 93 Henleaze Road, Henleaze BS9 4JP 7.0 SED EP251 Johnson Cleaners UK Ltd Unit 2 ASDA, East Street, Bedminster BS3 4JY 7.0 SED EP253 Johnson Cleaners UK Ltd 17 Princess Victoria Street, Clifton BS8 4BX 7.0 SED EP254 Direct Dry Cleaners 63 Gloucester Road, Bishopston BS7 8AD 7.0 SED EP255 J&R Drycleaners and Launderette 44-46 Coldharbour Road, Redland BS6 7NA 7.0 SED EP256 Victoria Dry Cleaners Unit 7 Transom House, Victoria Street BS1 6AH 7.0 SED EP257 K's Dry Cleaners 61 Broad Street, Bristol BS1 2EJ 7.0 SED EP260 Churngold Construction Limited St Andrew's House, St Andrew's Road BS11 9DQ 3.5 Mobile activities EP264 Wring Group Limited Vale Lane, Bedminster BS3 5RU 3.5 Mobile activities Symes Avenue District Centre, Peterson EP265 WM Morrison Supermarkets Plc BS13 0BE 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) Avenue, Whitchurch Park EP267 Nationwide Crash Repair Centres Limited "Camwal Court", Chapel Street, St Philips BS2 0UW 6.4b Vehicle Refinishing EP268 ASDA Stores Ltd ASDA, East Street, Bedminster BS3 4JY 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) Elegant Finish Dry Cleaners, 136, EP269 St Nicholas UK Ltd BS8 2RS 7.0 SED Whiteladies Road, Clifton The Old Texaco Fuel Depot, Crooks Marsh, EP271 Steve Ball Recyled Aggregates Ltd BS11 0YL 3.5 Mobile activities Severn Road EP272 Whites Launderette (James Frost, FLK Ltd) 144 - 146 Church Road, Redfield BS5 9HN 7.0 SED Unit 13 Enterprise Trade Centre, Roman EP275 GVS Bodyshops (Bristol) Ltd BS4 1UN 6.4b Vehicle Refinishing Farm Road, Hengrove EP279 Costco St Brendans Way, Avonmouth BS11 9EZ 1.2 Gas recovery (service stations) EP280 TR Demolition UK - International Ltd Davron Court, Whitehouse Place BS3 4BL 3.5 Mobile activities EP281 John Wainwright & Company Unit 2 Rockingham Park, Smoke Lane BS11 0FJ 3.5b Other minerals Roadstone Coating Hanson Cement Marine Terminal, Royal PO1 Castle Cement Ltd BS11 9BT 3.1 Cement & Lime Edward Dock, Avonmouth Holesmouth Road, Royal Edward Dock, PO12 Valero Logistics Ltd BS11 9BT 1.2c Storage at Terminals Avonmouth PO13 Remix Dry Mortar Limtied D Berth, Junction Cut, Avonmouth Docks BS11 9DQ 3.1 Cement & Lime Holesmouth Dock, Avonmouth Docks, St. PO2 Tarmac Limited BS11 9BE 3.1 Cement & Lime Andrews Road, Avonmouth Coal Terminal No 3, Royal Edward Dock, PO3 Western Anthracite Limited BS11 9BJ 3.5 Other minerals Avonmouth West Wharf, Royal Edward Dock PO5 First Corporate Shipping Ltd (T/A The Bristol Port Company) BS11 9DQ 3.5 Other minerals Avonmouth Docks Correct as of 1st December 2016.
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