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CAT Appendix 3.Xlsx name of name address postcode function organisation taking Ongoing transfers Retracted transfers on asset Library, Community centre, Transfer Sports facility, Youth centre, undertaken Theatre, Public convenience, Licence / length of month/year of through Start and end dates Freehold Leasehold Allotment, Sports field, Wildlife Agreement to use lease/licence transfer Community Asset of transfer Garden, other, etc. Transfer policy? (YES/NO) Penistone Public Convenience & Shrewsbury Road Penistone, Public convenience and bus Penistone Town X n/a Oct-13 Yes Bus Shelter Barnsley S36 6DY shelter Council Thurlstone Road Penistone, Penistone & District x n/a Jul-12 Yes Penistone Leisure Centre Barnsley S36 9EF Leisure Centre Partnership Worsborough Common Recreation Ground, Lockwood Worsborough x 25 years Mar-15 Yes Worsbrough Common Recreation Lane, Worsborough Common, Common Football Ground Barnsley, S70 6SW Recreation Ground Club Wombwell Cemetery Chapel Friends of North, Cemetery Road, Wombwell Chapel X 25 years Dec-15 Yes Cemetery Chapel Wombwell S73 8HY Cemetery Chapel CIO Ings Lane, Bolton on Dearne, Dearne Valley X 50 years Jun-15 Yes Recreation Ground Rotherham S70 Recreation Ground Bulldogs ARLFC Woodland at Hall Royd Lane, Silkstone Parish X 125 years Aug-15 Yes Woodland Silkstone Common S75 4PP Woodland Council Dearne Enterprise Centre, Phoenix House t/a X Freehold Aug-15 Yes Enterprise Centre Barnburgh Lane, Goldthorpe S63 9PG Enterprise Centre Phoenix Futures Gunthwaite and Wellthorne Avenue, Ingbirchworth Parish X 125 years Oct-15 Yes War Memorial Ingbirchworth, Barnsley S36 7GH War Memorial Council Wombwell Main X 25 years Oct-15 Yes Community Centre & Recreation Wombwell Main Community Community Centre & Recreation Community and Ground Centre and Recreation Ground S73 0EF Ground Sporting Association Youth Club, Thurnscoe Business Trustees of X 7 years Dec-15 Yes Youth Club Centre, Princess Drive Rotherham S63 0BL Youth Club GR8M8S Barnsley North Learning and Freehold with pre Development Unit, Lindhurst Community Shop / Resource The Coalfields X Jun-16 Yes emption Community Shop Road, Athersley North, S71 3DQ Centre Regeneration Trust Dearne Theatre Playhouse, The Dearne X 50 years Nov-16 Yes Theatre Goldthorpe S63 Theatre Playhouse C.I.O Brierley Welfare Ground X 25 years Mar-18 Yes Childrens Nursery Community Hall, Brierley S72 9EW Childrens Nursery Brierley Playmates Hoyland Lowe Stand, Hawshaw Hoyland Lowe Stand X 25 years Jun-18 Yes Hoyland Lowe Stand Lane, Hoyland Lowe Stand Trust Community Hub Wentworth Forge Community X 25 years Sep-18 Yes Community Hub Road, Blacker Hill, Barnsley S74 0RL Community Hub Partnership Worsborough Common X 25 years TBC Yes Community Hub, Quarry Lane, Community Community Hub Worsbrough, Barnsley S70 4ND Community Hub Association Ltd Milton Hall, Fitzwilliam Street, Milton Hall X 25 years Sep-18 Yes Community Hall Elsecar, Barnsley S74 8EZ Community Hall Community Group Friends of Bolton Lacewood, Station Road, Bolton upon Dearne War X Freehold May-18 Yes War Memorial on Dearne S63 8AB War Memorial Memorial Land for Tennis Courts, Trustees of Barnsley X 125 years May-19 Yes Tennis Courts Huddersfield Road, Barnsley S75 1JH Tennis Courts Lawn Tennis Club Thurlstone Road Penistone, Penistone & District X 25 years May-19 Yes Penistone Leisure Centre Barnsley S36 9EF Leisure Centre Partnership Doncaster Road Recreation Dearne & District X 25 years TBC Yes Football Ground Ground, Goldthorpe Football Ground Football Club Dearne Welfare Park Goldthorpe Dearne & District X 25 years 22nd July 2019 Yes Football Ground Green Goldthorpe Football Ground Football Club Grimethorpe Community x 25 years 1st December 2018 Yes Grimethorpe Allotments Acorn Way Grimethorpe Allotments Alltoment CIC Higham Cricket Ground Royd Trustees of Higham x 22 years 21st Nove 2018 Yes Cricket Ground Lane Higham Sports ground Cricket Club Penistone Town x 25 years Feb-19 Yes Penistone Paramount Penistone Town Hall Penistone Cinema Council Dodworth Miners Welfare Rec Dodoworth Miners x 50 years Sep-20 Yes Sports Ground & Facilities Ground, Dodworth Sports Ground Welfare Land at Elmhirst Playing Fields, Hoyland Common x 10 years Dec-20 Yes Playing Fields Worsbrough Playing Firleds Falcons.
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