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Freedom of Information Act 2000 Information Request FOI/2010/801 Response As Business Rates is charged as per the occupier of a property we do not hold the Own account_holder1 account_holder2 rv addr1 ALPHABRIGHT LTD (839) 20 MENDIP VALE CERTIFCATED PERSONAL NAME T/A DB & H MILES 60 LOCATION AT NETHERTON AND PERSONAL NAME 80 COLESHILL PERSONAL NAME 100 THE PUMPHOUSE COMMUNICATIONS THE WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE COMPANY LTD 120 SITE MICROBITZ R/O PERSONAL NAME 160 ASSEMBLY ROOMS PERSONAL NAME 240 29 WOODLAND ROAD PERSONAL NAME 420 INDLEDENE LTD W.S JONES AND SONS PERSONAL NAME T/A W JONES & SONS 435 WALTON HEATH 34 GREEN LANE PERSONAL NAME 470 AVENUE PERSONAL NAME 570 UNIT 5 CHAPMAN D PERSONAL NAME 620 ALLOTMENT DROVE PERSONAL NAME 680 ROOM 3 PERSONAL NAME 730 MONKSHATCH PERSONAL NAME 740 FRUIT & VEG STALL R/O 33 HARLECH OUTDOOR LIMITED 750 CHRISTCHURCH ST E HARLECH OUTDOOR ADVERTISING 780 PRINCES ROAD ADJ HONEYSUCKLE PERSONAL NAME 780 COTTAGE HARLECH OUTDOOR ADVERTISING 890 PRINCES ROAD 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FLR)10C HIGH STREET T/A THE CURTAIN PERSONAL NAME POLE 1325 64B HIGH STREET UNIT 2 THE OLD PERSONAL NAME 1325 PIGGERY PERSONAL NAME 1350 AYLESBURY PERSONAL NAME 1350 MUSCOVY LODGE PERSONAL NAME 1350 BARN 2 THE GRANGE R K STONE RENOVATIONS LTD T/A R K STONE 1350 THE GROVE COTTAGE 1 BY THE PERSONAL NAME 1375 BYRE COTTAGE 2 BY THE PERSONAL NAME 1375 BYRE COTTAGE 3 BY THE PERSONAL NAME 1375 BYRE COTTAGE 4 BY THE PERSONAL NAME 1375 BYRE PERSONAL NAME 1375 WOOKEY PERSONAL NAME 1375 NUNNEY PERSONAL NAME 1375 MENDIP PERSONAL NAME 1375 1 HOLIDAY COTTAGE PERSONAL NAME 1375 2 HOLIDAY COTTAGE PERSONAL NAME T/A AVALON PIANOS 1375 G-G-12A THE FULL MOOON AT RUDGE LTD 1375 TINTAGEL PERSONAL NAME 1400 4 SCHOOL VIEW PERSONAL NAME T/A NEW FARM 1400 MAY COTTAGE THE FORGE BURCOTT PERSONAL NAME 1400 MILL PERSONAL NAME 1400 9 CATHERINE HILL PERSONAL NAME 1400 LAVENDER COTTAGE POST AGE OF ELEGANCE LIMITED ADMINISTRATION 1425 6A HIGH STREET DAIRY FARM HOUSE PERSONAL NAME 1425 COTTAGE PERSONAL NAME 1425 POST OFFICE NUNNEY POST PERSONAL NAME OFFICE 1425 POST OFFICE SWAN HOTEL WELLS (2007) LIMITED 1425 3 SWAN MEWS HOLCOMBE P O & PERSONAL NAME STORE 1450 GENERAL STORES PERSONAL NAME 1450 ROOM 9 WOOKEY HOLE WOOKEY HOLE CAVES LTD 1450 BOWLING CLUB CHEWTON MENDIP LITTON CRICKET CLUB 1475 CRICKET CLUB PERSONAL NAME 1475 UNIT H8 J REYNOLDS (WESTERN) LIMITED 1500 ROOT HOUSE PERSONAL NAME 1500 KING-O-MILL PERSONAL NAME R T WATTS LTD 1500 SOUTHWAY FARM PERSONAL NAME 1500 BARN 1 THE GRANGE THE PARLOUR PERSONAL NAME 1500 MURTRY HILL 1 THE FARMYARD PERSONAL NAME 1500 BURNT HOUSE 2 THE FARMYARD PERSONAL NAME 1500 BURNT HOUSE DROVE PERSONAL NAME 1550 SWYMMERS COTTAGE PERSONAL NAME 1550 THE THRESHING BARN A-1-7 ANGLO TRADING PLANTSTUFF LIMITED 1575 ESTATE T/A MOORLEAZE PERSONAL NAME FARM COTTAGES 1600 WELLS PERSONAL NAME 1600 CAR PARK THE 4 (1ST FLR) THE OLD GMG PROPERTY SERVICES (HOLDINGS) LTD 1625 CHURCH SCHOOL PERSONAL NAME 1625 8 CATHERINE HILL ISLE OF AVALON FOUNDATION LTD 1650 UNIT 10 GLASTONBURY 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BAR 2050 1 ALEXANDRA ROAD ISLE OF AVALON FOUNDATION LTD 2050 UNIT 11 PERSONAL NAME 2050 STOWERHEAD LONGLEAT PERSONAL NAME 2050 MOORLEAZE T/A THRING & TOWNSEND THRINGS & LONG LIMITED SOLICITORS 2050 UNIT 9 PERSONAL NAME 2075 IRON MILL PERSONAL NAME 2075 UNIT 14 PERSONAL NAME T/A BA BA BOOM 2100 4 CATHERINE HILL ADJ 38 MARKET MENDIP LAND LIMITED 2100 STREET PEAT FIELD REAR OF PERSONAL NAME 2100 TOR VIEW PEAT WK NATURAL ENGLAND 2125 MENDIP RESERVE T/A HOLCOMBE MOT HOLCOMBE MOT PERSONAL NAME CENTRE 2125 CENTRE 7 CHRISTCHURCH BILL SAVAGE ELECTRICAL LTD 2150 STREET EAST CHORD UK LIMITED 2150 1ST FLOOR PERSONAL NAME T/ PROTEC 2150 35 MARKET STREET CHEMRING ENERGETICS LIMITED 2175 CASWELLS LTD LOWERFIELD PERSONAL NAME 2175 FARMHOUSE PERSONAL NAME 2175 THE OLD GRANARY PERSONAL NAME 2175 FARINGDON HOUSE ROMAN GLASS CO LTD 2175 UNIT 4 SRT INTEGRATED SYSTEMS LTD 2175 FIRST FLOOR 49 ST CUTHBERT PERSONAL NAME T/A NAIL R US 2200 STREET PLAY AWAYS PERSONAL NAME NEIGHBOURHOOD 2200 18 SILVER STREET GRD FLR 12 BATH MES AMIS FOOD LTD 2225 ROAD T/A EVERCREECH PERSONAL NAME MOTOR SERVICES 2225 UNIT 21 FIBRE GLASS ROOFING SERVICES LTD 2250 UNIT 12 MELLS VILLAGE SHOP LIMITED 2250 POST OFFICE STORES MOGER & SPARROW SOLICITORS 2250 UNIT 13 UNIT 16 KEYFORD PERSONAL NAME 2250 COURT H E WILLIAMS & SON LIMITED 2275 8 BAKER STREET UNIT 4 DRAGON PERSONAL NAME 2275 WORKS THE POST OFFICE PERSONAL NAME 2275 STORES PERSONAL NAME 2300 9 KING STREET BRISTOL EXPLORATION CLUB 2325 HOSTEL & PREMISES PERSONAL NAME 2325 34 HORTON STREET BECKINGTON MOTORS LIMITED 2350 THE PLAIN PERSONAL NAME T/A PASSION BOX 2350 THE OLD BAKERY PERSONAL NAME 2375 169C HIGH STREET PERSONAL NAME 2400 LEIGH ROAD T/A HAY-ST-FARM PERSONAL NAME RIDING CLUB 2400 HAY STREET FARM T/A GEOFFRY SMITH PERSONAL NAME ESTATE AGENTS 2425 55 HIGH STREET VAN EYKEN SUPPORT METHOD INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 2450 INTERIORS PERSONAL NAME 2475 UNIT 4D GLASTONBURY ADULT LEARNING & LEISURE 2500 YOUTH CENTRE DOUGLAS YATES HOUSING 21 2500 COURT PERSONAL NAME 2500 BRAESIDE FARM RATES MILLS & ALLEN SITE MILLS & ALLEN LIMITED ADMINISTRATOR 2500 0007 1-2 MERFIELD COACH PERSONAL NAME 2500 HOUSES PERSONAL NAME 2500 5 BATH ROAD PERSONAL NAME 2500 10 BENEDICT STREET GALLEON SEAFOODS BIZNUS PAYROLL LIMITED 2550 LTD PERSONAL NAME 2550 UNIT C 1 LYDFORD STORES & PERSONAL NAME POST OFFICE 2550 POST OFFICE STORES ALBERT J PARSONS & SON LTD 2650 A-G-10 T/A JOE FRANCIS PERSONAL NAME GROUP 2650 2 FALCK DEPOT T/A BUSINESS 27 BREWMASTER OFFICE WHOLESALE LTD FURNITURE GROUP 2650 BUILDING PERSONAL NAME 2750 16 TOWN STREET THE HOMESTEAD PERSONAL NAME 2750 STORES PERSONAL NAME 2750 13
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    SOMERSET.] TRADES. WHE 767 Minehead Urban District Waterworks WHARFINGERS. Gulliford Frank, North Newton, (John Croote, inspector & turn- GoodJands Limited, North Town Bridgwater cock, Bancks street; Frank Hobbs, wharf, Taunton Hale H. Wm. Stogursey, Bridgwater collector), Minehead Halliday .A.High st. Portishead,Bristl Portishead District Water Co. Lim. WHEEL MAKERS-IRON & Halliday .Alfred, Winford, Bristol (Fredk. .A. Jenkins, sec.; William Hamblin C. Highbury, Coleford,Bath Bo.somwortJh, local manager),Portis- WOOD. Hamlin Lockwood C. Norton-sub- . head, Bristol Sparrow William Ltd. The Somerset Hamdon Shepton Mallet Water Works (H. wheel & waggon works, Martock; Hanham Robt. T. Chedzoy, Bridgwtr Charles Budd, sec. & manager); & at Royal Osborne garage, Sher- Hayman Richard, Ilton, Ilminster office, 12 Commercial road, Shepton borne road, Yeovil Hearle Edgar H. North Curry,Tauntu Mallet Hembury Wm. Blackfor<P, Cheddar South Marsh (Axbridge Rural District Hodder ·& Sons, Broadway, Frome Council) (Frank Burdge, clerk), WHEELWRIGHTS. Hodges Charles, Beer Crocombe &. Cornpton Bishop, Axbridge Adams John, Long Ashton, Bristol Hatch Beauchamp, Taunton Taunton Corporation Water Works (H. Adlam A.lbert; Blatchbridge, SP-1- Hole E. Arthur's bridl!e,Ditcheat,Bath T. Coles, mgr.),ro Mary st.Taunton wood, Frome Hole S. E. 1Villiton, Taunton Watchet Water Co. Limited (Llewellin Andrews Jn. & Rt. South Cadbury,Bth Hookins Frederick, Pe-asedown, Bath Hole, sec.), Watchet Arthur William, Catcott, Bridgwater House A. Coronation rd. Hi,ghbridge Weston-super-Mare Water Works Aishelford A.lbert, Westow, Lydeard How John, Brompton Regis,Uulverton (Williarn Burnell, foreman en- St. Lawrence, Taunt()n Humphrys Richard .Avery, Chilcomp- gineer), Milton rd. Weston-super-M Ashford Charles, ¥aperton, Wincantn ton road, Midsomer :Xorton, Bath Wincanton Rural District Council Barnes Edwin, Ilchester, Taunton Hurd 1Villiam, Henton, We118 Water Works, West hill, Wincanton Barnett & Scott, Shurton, Stogursey, Huxtable F.
  • Freedom of Information Act 2000

    Freedom of Information Act 2000

    Freedom of Information Act 2000 Information Request FOI/2010/978 Response I would draw your attention to the copyright statement on the reverse of this Response. MENDIP DISTRICT COUNCIL propref account_holder1 balance fin_year address THE GREYHOUND INNMARTIN STREET BALTONSBOROUGH 810300187000 -£0.03 200910 GLASTONBURYSOMERSET BA6 8QN 811601271000 -£278.41 200809 CROSSWAYSHIGHBURY COLEFORD RADSTOCKSOMERSET BA3 5NJ 811601271000 -£848.75 200910 CROSSWAYSHIGHBURY COLEFORD RADSTOCKSOMERSET BA3 5NJ 811800932000 AVON & SOMERSET CONSTABULARY -£0.01 199495 LONG CROSSWEST CRANMORE SHEPTON MALLET SOMERSET BA4 4LE 811800957000 -£0.01 199899 R/O THE SHAMBLESWEST CRANMORE SHEPTON MALLET SOMERSET BA4 4QJ 812602534000 -£0.01 200607 THE PHARMACYEVERCREECH SHEPTON MALLET SOMERSET BA4 6TA THE NATTERJACK INNEVERCREECH JUNCTION EVERCREECH SHEPTON 812602686000 -£318.29 200708 MALLETSOMERSET BA4 6NA 812800424100 -£50.76 200809 3 BATH STREETFROME SOMERSET BA11 1DH 812800426000 CLIVE LEWIS & PARTNERS -£566.69 200405 4 BATH STREETFROME SOMERSET BA11 1DH 812801004000 -£4.74 200001 80 THE BUTTSFROME SOMERSET BA11 4AF 812801158000 SOMERSET FIRE BRIGADE -£0.05 199899 FIRE STATIONBUTTS HILL FROME SOMERSET BA11 1HS 812801379000 -£93.38 200506 23 CATHERINE STREETFROME SOMERSET BA11 1DB 812801379000 -£95.85 200607 23 CATHERINE STREETFROME SOMERSET BA11 1DB 812801379000 -£99.23 200708 23 CATHERINE STREETFROME SOMERSET BA11 1DB 812801379000 -£103.05 200809 23 CATHERINE STREETFROME SOMERSET BA11 1DB 812801379000 -£108.23 200910 23 CATHERINE STREETFROME SOMERSET BA11 1DB
  • Feb-Mar 2019 (Draft

    Feb-Mar 2019 (Draft

    Meare primary school sing for the community …… A group of children from Meare Primary School performed a mix of traditional and new Christmas songs for everyone at the village Carol Service as well as the Hosted Post Office during December. They sang with real enthusiasm, clarity and harmony - a credit to parents, to Jan Fellows as Head Teacher and especially to Jane Higgs whose musical skills made this such a delight. Facebook: Meare and Westhay News Website: www.meareandwesthay.com 1 2 MENDIP COMMUNITY TRANSPORT NEEDS YOU …. Why not join us as a volunteer Hospital Car Driver MAGAZINE DATES & CONTACT INFORMATION ISSUE DEADLINE DISTRIBUTION April / May 1st March 2019 31st March 2019 June / July 1st May 2019 31st May 2019 ● Please send all articles and advertising to: [email protected] or deliver to Manor Coach House, Main Road, WESTHAY, BA6 9TW ● MATERIAL RECEIVED AFTER THE DEADLINE CANNOT BE INCLUDED. ● A down-load copy of Meare & Westhay Village News is available from the website: www.meareandwesthay.com Meare & Westhay Village News wel- ADVERTISING RATES comes all and any contributions to the Rates are per annum - six copies magazine. However it should be remem- bered that any views or comments ex- Outside Back Cover (Colour) pressed are those of the individual 1/8 Page 1/4 Page contributor and do not in any way reflect £36.00 £66.00 the opinion of the magazine, the Editor Inside Front or Back Cover (Monochrome) or the Parish Council. 1/8 Page 1/4 Page The editorial team also wish to make it £33.00 £60.00 clear they reserve the right to amend, ed- Inside Pages (Monochrome) it or omit any article or contribution in the interests of legality, public decency, 1/8 Page 1/4 Page 1/2 Page Full Page availability of space or any other reason.