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Guildford Borough Council - Business Rates information as at 1 April 2019 This file contains information on rateable values, charges, reliefs and ratepayers as at 1 April 2019 For additional information please see https://www.guildford.gov.uk/businessrates. Place Ref Property Addr 1 Property Addr 2 Property Addr 3 Property Addr 4 Property Addr 5 Property Post Code Property Description 31/03/2010 Rateable Value 31/03/2017 Rateable Value Current Rateable Value Annual Charge SBR Supplement in Annual Charge Empty (Y/N) or Not Available (N/A) Date Fell Empty Empty Exemption Small Business Rate Relief (Y/N) Mandatory Relief (Y/N) Mandatory Relief % Discretionary Relief (Y/N) Discretionary Relief % Rural Rate Relief Y/N Discretionary Fund Relief (Y/N) Newspaper Relief (Y/N) Supporting Small Business Relief Retail Discount Y/N Name Correspondence Addr 1 Correspondence Addr 2 Correspondence Addr 3 Correspondence Addr 4 Correspondence Addr 5 Correspondence Post Code 010020078 Right Hand Greenhouse Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH OFFICES AND PREMISES 4,900 5,400 7900 3,590.43 102.7 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Ashgrove Homes Ltd Right Hand Greenhouse Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH 010020079 Centre Greenhouse Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 5,700 8400 3,790.69 109.2 N N N 0 N 0 N N N N N Ashgrove Homes Western Limited Centre Greenhouse Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020081 Left Hand Greenhouse Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 5,600 8200 3,723.51 106.6 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Wix Hill Ltd Left Hand Greenhouse Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020083 Unit 1 The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 2,400 3450 1,594.95 44.85 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Channel Partners Ltd Unit 1 The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020084 Unit 2 The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH OFFICES AND PREMISES 2,200 3150 1,461.88 40.95 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Woodward Project Management Ltd Unit 2 The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH 010020085 Unit 3 The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 2,500 3600 1,661.49 46.8 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Goldcrest Academy Ltd Unit 3 The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020086 Unit 4 The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 2,125 3050 1,412.13 39.65 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Prosper Capital LLP Unit 4 The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020087 Unit 1A The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 2,175 3100 1,445.08 40.3 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N October House Group Ltd Unit 1A The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020090 Gas Well at Soco UK Onshore Lt Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH GAS FIELD AND PREMISES 1,000 1,000 2500 678.37 32.5 N N N 0 N 0 N N N N N Island Gas Ltd Welton Gathering Centre Barfield Lane Sudbrooke Lincoln LN2 2QU 010020092 First Floor, The Squash Court Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 2,750 4100 1,829.45 53.3 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Generator Creative Consultants Ltd First Floor, The Squash Court Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020093 Ground Floor Left, The Squash Court Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 2,600 3750 1,728.04 48.75 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Wastebuster CIC Ground Floor Left, The Squash Court Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020094 Ground Floor Right, The Squash Court Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA OFFICES AND PREMISES 2,800 4050 1,861.10 52.65 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N First Class Therapies Ltd Ground Floor Right, The Squash Court Office The Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020098 Unit A The Long Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH Offices and Premises 3,700 5500 2,461.24 71.5 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Pulse Mapping Ltd Unit A The Long Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH 010020102 Unit B The Long Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH Offices and Premises 5900 2,973.60 76.7 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Design Film Digital Solutions Ltd Unit B The Long Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DA 010020103 Unit C The Long Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH Offices and Premises 2375 1,197.00 30.87 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Credland Technical Ltd Unit C The Long Bothy Albury Park Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BH 010140092 Unit 1 At Birmingham Farm Blackheath Lane Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9AT WAREHOUSE AND PREMISES 8,200 8200 4,132.80 106.6 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010140093 Unit 2 At Birmingham Farm Blackheath Lane Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9AT WAREHOUSE AND PREMISES 1,600 1600 806.4 20.8 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010140094 Unit 3 At Birmingham Farm Blackheath Lane Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9AT WAREHOUSE AND PREMISES 1,650 1650 831.6 21.45 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010200011 Units A & B Brook Huts Brook Hill Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DJ WORKSHOP AND PREMISES 1,575 1850 932.4 24.05 Y 01/04/2015 Under Rateable Value Threshold N N 0 N 0 N N N N N Albury Estate Estate Office Albury Guildford GU5 9AF 010200012 Unit C Brook Huts Brook Hill Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DJ WORKSHOP AND PREMISES 600 690 347.76 8.97 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Albury Produce Association c/o Heather Lee Heath Lane Albury Guildford GU5 9DD 010200144 Overbrook Lodge Brook Hill Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DN SELF CATERING HOLIDAY UNIT AND PREMISES 4,000 3600 1,814.40 46.8 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010440260 Albury Bowling Club Church Lane Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9AH BOWLS CLUB AND PREMISES 2,900 2,900 2900 1,461.60 37.7 N Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N Albury Bowling Club Hon Secretary Herondel Ferry Lane St Catherines Guildford GU2 4EE 010500014 Edgeley Caravan Park Edgeley Park Caravan Site Brook Hill Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DW Caravan Park and Premises 54,750 186000 81,959.00 2,418.00 N N N 0 N 0 N N N N N Edgeley Caravan Park Ltd c/o Haulfryn Group Ltd Clarion House Norreys Drive Maidenhead Berkshire SL6 4SL 010620131 Riding Arena r/o Yew Tree Cottage Farley Green Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9EE STABLES AND PREMISES 1,500 1,800 4400 1,219.78 57.2 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010680120 Caravan Site At Farley Heath Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9EP CARAVAN PARK AND PREMISES 450 540 1700 370.88 22.1 N/A N N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010740041 Mayor House Farm Farley Heath Road Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9EW LIVERY STABLES 4,150 4,250 7200 2,838.58 93.6 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010740071 Office At Pentland Farley Heath Road Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9EW OFFICES AND PREMISES 850 1950 574.35 25.35 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010800071 White Lane Farm Guildford Lane Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BQ RIDING STABLES AND PREMISES 2,600 2,650 5900 1,788.27 76.7 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 010860040 Carlo's Trattoria Newlands Corner Guildford Surrey GU4 8SE RESTAURANT AND PREMISES 17,250 17,250 39750 14,750.50 516.75 N/A N N 0 N 0 N Y N N Y 011160101 William IV Little London Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DG PUBLIC HOUSE AND PREMISES 17,000 19,500 20100 10,130.40 261.3 N/A N N 0 N 0 N N N N Y 011160130 Workshop At Little London Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DG STORE AND PREMISES 9,600 12,250 11250 5,670.00 146.25 Y 27/01/2014 N N 0 N 0 N N N N N Albury Estate Estate Office Albury Guildford GU5 9AF 011220042 Five Pines Cabin Lockhurst Hatch Farm Lockhurst Hatch Lane Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9JN SELF CATERING HOLIDAY UNIT AND PREMISES 4,000 12000 6,048.00 156 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 011340107 Brook Farm Stud New Road Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DJ Stud Farm & Premises 6,000 12750 4,041.00 165.75 N/A Y N 0 N 0 N N N N N 011340110 Albury Cricket Club New Road Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9DJ CRICKET PAVILION AND PREMISES 1,325 1,325 1325 667.8 17.22 N N Y 80 N 0 N N N N N Albury Sports Club Limited c/o 34 Leather Lane Gomshall Guildford GU5 9NB 011340252 Arqiva (Shared Tower) At Albury Park New Road Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9AF COMMUNICATION STATION AND PREMISES 8,400 17,000 18750 9,450.00 243.75 N N N 0 N 0 N N N N N Arqiva Services Ltd Avison Young PO Box 6079 Wolverhampton WV1 9RA 011400101 The Manor House Hotel Newlands Corner Guildford Surrey GU4 8SE HOTEL AND PREMISES 127,500 50,000 200600 101,102.40 2,607.80 N N N 0 N 0 N N N N N Nahid Residential Ltd c/o 2 The Paddock Guildford GU1 2RQ 011400130 Tillings Cornerhouse Newlands Corner Guildford Surrey GU4 8SE CAFE AND PREMISES 17,000 17,000 18250 9,198.00 237.25 N/A N N 0 N 0 N N N N Y 011400140 Newlands Corner Country Park Cafe Newlands Corner Guildford Surrey GU4 8SE CAFE AND PREMISES 31,000 31,000 33250 16,758.00 432.25 N N N 0 N 0 N N N N Y The Newlands Catering Co Ltd 8 Quebec Close Smallfield Surrey RH6 9QY 011520050 Caravan Site at Cherrymans Brook Ponds Lane Albury Guildford GU5 9JL CARAVAN PARK AND PREMISES 2,625 3,050 3675 1,852.20 47.77 N/A N N 0 N 0 N N N N N 011700010 Albury Sandpit Shere Road Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 9BW LEACHATE TREATMENT PLANT AND PREMISES 590,000 18,000 16000 8,064.00 208 N N N 0 N 0 N N N N N SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK Ltd Wallsend Road North Shields Tyne & Wear NE29 7SH 011700011 The Barn, Albury Sand Pit Shere Road Albury Guildford Surrey GU5 0SR WORKSHOP AND PREMISES 17,250 13,750 36500 11,820.24 474.5 N N N 0 N 0 N Y N N N MHJ Ltd Estate Workshop Weston Yard Albury Guildford Surrey
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    APPROVED INSTITUTIONS AND LABORATORIES FOR PARTICIPATION UNDER THE PUBLIC RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS (PRI) AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES (IRL) SCHEMES. UNITED KINGDOM SITES Bayer UK Ltd National Environmental Technology Cancer Research UK Centre, Oxfordshire Centre for Cancer Treatment, Mount National Institute for Biological Standards Vernon Hospital Control Central Veterinary Laboratory Natural History Museum, London Defence Science and Technology NERC Institute of Virology & Laboratory, Porton Down Environmental Microbiology, Oxford Department for Environmental, Food and Nuffield Institute of Comparative Medicine Rural Affairs Pfizer UK Ltd GlaxoSmithKline Ltd Public Health Laboratory, St Luke’s Health Protection Agency Hospital, Guildford, Surrey Institute of Arable Crops Research Pirbright Institute Institute for Clinical Research, Roche Products Ltd Maidenhead Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Lilly Research Centre Royal Institution of Great Britain Marie Curie Research Foundation Sanger Institute, Cambridge Marie Curie Research Institute Science Museum, London Merck Sharp and Dohme Unilever Research Laboratory MRC Clinical Research Centre, Northwick Water Research Centre - Marlow, Slough Park Hospital and Swindon MRC Clinical Trials Unit, Euston Road, Wellcome Institute of Comparative London Physiology, London Zoo MRC Laboratories, Carshalton Wyeth Institute of Medical Research MRC Molecular Neurobiology Unit Zoological Society of London MRC National Institute for Medical Research MRC Rheumatism Research Institute, Taplow INTERNATIONAL SITES MRC Gambia MRC Jamaica MRC Uganda World Health Organisation, Department of Reproductive Health Research, Geneva, Switzerland .