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Cabinet 141020 APPENDIX A Gloucester Display Location List (Aug 2020) SIGN ID NOVUS Name Alias name 7000 Moors Avenue Cheltenham, opp Moors Avenue 7001 Sun Street Cheltenham, Sun Street 7004 Retail Park Kingsditch, Kingsditch Lane (Retail Park) 7005 Tesco Cheltenham, opp Gloucester Road 7006 Sun Street Cheltenham opp Sun Street 7007 Homebase Arle, Homebase 7008 Moat Lane Uckington, opp Moat Lane 7009 Sainsbury's Kingsditch, opp Sainsburys 7010 The Range Cheltenham opp Elm Street 7011 Sainsbury's Kingsditch, Sainsburys 7013 Moors Avenue Cheltenham Moors Ave 7014 Hayden Road Kingsditch, Hayden Rd 7015 Moat Lane Uckington, Moat Lane 7021 Promenade Cheltenham, Promenade, Stop 4 7022 Promenade Cheltenham, Promenade, Stop 5 7023 Promenade Cheltenham, Promenade, Stop 3 7024 Promenade Cheltenham, Promenade, Stop 1 7025 Texaco Garage Cheltenham, Westal Green, opp Texaco Garage 7026 GCHQ Benhall, Gloucester Road, opp GCHQ 7027 Greyhound Gardens Elmbridge, Cheltenham Road, opp Greyhound Gardens 7028 Elmbridge Road Longlevens, Cheltenham Road, Elmbridge Road 7029 Park & Ride Arle Court, Park & Ride 7031 Promenade Cheltenham, Promenade, Stop 2 7031 Oxstalls Campus Longlevens, Cheltenham Road, Oxstalls Campus 7032 Arle Court Arle Court, Gloucester Road, opp Arle Court 7033 GCHQ Benhall, Gloucester Road, GCHQ 7034 Tennyson Road Benhall, Gloucester Road, Tennyson Road 7035 New Look Gloucester, Brunswick Road, Boots, Stop Q 7036 Rotunda Cheltenham, Montpellier Walk, opp Rotunda 7037 Wagon & Horses Hucclecote, Hucclecote Road, opp Wagon & Horses 7038 Royal Oak Hucclecote, Hucclecote Road, opp Royal Oak 7039 Insley Gardens Hucclecote, Hucclecote Road, opp Insley Gardens 7040 Church Lane Barnwood, Barnwood Road, Church Lane 7041 Market Parade Gloucester, Market Parade, Stop G2 7042 Bohanam House Barnwood, Barnwood Road, Bohanam House 7043 Blackbridge Podsmead, Podsmead Road, Blackbridge 7044 New Look Gloucester, Brunswick Road, opp Boots, Stop L 7045 The Docks Gloucester, Southgate Street, opp The Docks 7046 Sulgrave Close Lower Tuffley, Chatsworth Avenue, Sulgrave Close 7047 Beaufort School Lower Tuffley, Holmleigh Road, Beaufort School 7048 Church Lane Barnwood, Barnwood Road, opp Church Lane 7049 Emerald Close Lower Tuffley, Holmleigh Road, Emerald Close 7050 Crypt School Podsmead, Podsmead Road, opp Crypt School 7051 Tuffley Crescent Podsmead, Podsmead Road, Tuffley Crescent 7052 Podsmead Road Linden, Tuffley Avenue, Podsmead Road 7053 Lysons Avenue Linden, Seymour Road, Lysons Avenue 7055 Peel Centre & Quays Gloucester, Bristol Road, Peel Centre & Quays 7057 Woodlands Road Warden Hill, Shurdington Road, Woodlands Road 7058 Dorchester Court Warden Hill, Moorend Park Road, opp Dorchester Court 7059 St Stephen's Road The Park, The Park, St Stephen's Road 7060 Elmbridge Road Longleven, Cheltenham Road, opp Elmbridge Road 7061 Greyhound Gardens Elmbridge, Cheltenham Road, Greyhound Gardens 7062 Waterwells Park & Ride Site Quedgeley, Waterwells Park & Ride 7063 Falfield Road Lower Tuffley, Epney Road, opp Falfield Road 7064 Milton Avenue Podsmead, Podsmead Road, Milton Avenue 7065 Clarence Street Cheltenham, Clarence Street, Stop 8 7066 Great Western Road Gloucester, Great Western Road, (W-bound) 7069 Oxstalls Campus Oxstalls Campus, Gloucester 7070 The Range Cheltenham, Elm Street 7071 Dowty Staverton, Cheltenham Road, opp Dowty 7072 Hare & Hounds Churchdown, Cheltenham Road East, Hare & Hounds 7073 Pirton Lane Churchdown, Cheltenham Road East, Pirton Lane 7074 Pirton Lane Churchdown, Cheltenham Road East, opp Pirton Lane 7075 Hare & Hounds Churchdown, Cheltenham Road East, opp Hare & Hounds 7076 Dowty Staverton, Cheltenham Road, Dowty 7077 Andover Road Cheltenham, Park Place, Andover Road 7078 Mill Lane Brockworth, Shurdington Road, Mill Lane 7079 Mill Lane Brockworth, Shurdington Road, opp Mill Lane 7080 Boots Corner Cheltenham, North Place, Boots Corner 7081 Racecourse Park & Ride Cheltenham, Racecourse Park & Ride, Stop 1 Cheltenham Spa Railway 7082 Station Cheltenham Spa, Railway Station, Main Entrance 7083 Falfield Road Cheltenham, Gloucester Road 7084 Retail Park Kingsditch, Kingsditch Ln (Retail Park) 7085 Waterwells Park & Ride Quedgeley, Waterwells Park & Ride 7086 Bristol Road (Mc Donalds) Opposite Lower Tuffley Lane 7090 Yew tree Road 7091 Turning Circle 7092 Lobley's Estate 7093 Gauntlet Road 7094 Opp Cooper's Edge School 7095 Copper's Edge School 7096 Opp Grebe Gardens 7097 Sapphire Way (Opp) 7098 Grebe Gardens 7099 The Forum Southway, Cirencester 7200 The Plant Centre Uckington, Homecroft Drive (Solar) 7203 Highfield Trading Estate Deerhurst Walton (Solar).
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