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UPRN REFERENCE SITE TITLE TOWN POSTCODE EASTING NORTHING ACTUAL USE DIRECTORATE SERVICE CIPFA USE IFRS CATEGORY 100071336713 RG4A 1 Forge Lane Site West Bromwich B71 3SZ 402852 292719 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Parks & Countryside Land and Building PPE 000032120830 MSP0006 1 Friar Park Farm Site Wednesbury WS10 0SL 400816 295794 Miscellaneous Properties - Corporate Property Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land and Building Surplus 100071380804 SL5 1 Lombard Street West Site West Bromwich B70 8EH 400273 291351 Office Accommodation Improvement & Efficiency Corporate Landlord Land and Building Surplus 000032095881 HAO0045 1 Oxford Street Site Wednesbury WS10 0PY 399591 295008 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE 010090605032 HDS0014 1-7 17-19 25-27 35-37 & 43-49 Pemberton Road Site Wednesbury 399136 292763 Housing Development Site Homes & Communities Housing & Partnerships Land Only Surplus 000032112334 SW9 10 St Michaels Court Site West Bromwich B70 8ET 400404 291171 Miscellaneous Properties - 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Corporate Property Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land and Building PPE 000032059410 HAO0042 2 Horseley Road Site Tipton DY4 7LX 397153 292204 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Schools Land and Building PPE 000032069411 MOL/0247 2 Ryders Green Road Site West Bromwich B70 0AL 398571 291783 Miscellaneous Properties - Corporate Property Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land Only Surplus 010008769098 HDS0028 2-4 Marmion Way Site Wednesbury 398679 292855 Housing Development Site Homes & Communities Housing & Partnerships Land Only Surplus 010008769740 HDS0015 2-52 Ebenezer Street Site Wednesbury 398911 292907 Housing Development Site Homes & Communities Housing & Partnerships Land Only Surplus 010090607531 HDS0025 2-6 & 45 St Vincents Crescent/Wolseley Road Site Wednesbury 398581 292916 Housing Development Site Homes & Communities Housing & Partnerships Land Only Surplus 000032038197 HAO0039 20 Holcroft Street Site Oldbury DY4 7SW 396210 290962 Dwelling House Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land and Building PPE 000032059650 HAO0040 209 Horseley Heath Site Tipton DY4 7QP 397142 292128 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE 000032059651 HAO0041 210 Horseley Heath Site Tipton DY4 7QP 397137 292125 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE 000032048958 HAO0019 22 Finlandia Station Road Site Rowley Regis B65 0JU 397685 286631 Dwelling House Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land and Building PPE 100071408676 LO0123 222 Surgery St Pauls Road Site Smethwick B66 1QY 400777 289180 Leased Out Land or Property Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land Only Investment 000032123446 HAO0011 23 Gladys Road Site Smethwick B67 5AW 401906 286789 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE 000032123935 HAO0008 24 Clifford Road Site Smethwick B67 5HJ 401788 286451 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE 000032143113 HAO0012 24 Reginald Road Site Smethwick B67 5AE 402111 286901 Dwelling House Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land and Building PPE 000032123939 HAO0009 28 Clifford Road Site Smethwick B67 5HJ 401810 286453 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE OS0310 3 Parcels Of Public Open Space At Navigation Lane Site West Bromwich 401681 294887 Public Open Space Neighbourhoods Parks & Countryside Land Only PPE 000032112277 LI0003 3 St Michaels Court Site West Bromwich B70 8ET 400362 291211 Miscellaneous Properties - Corporate Property Neighbourhoods Highways Building Only PPE 000032135675 LO0225 30 Broadfield Close Site West Bromwich B71 3EU 401710 293975 Leased Out Land or Property Homes & Communities Housing & Partnerships Land Only Investment 000032123942 HAO0009 30 Clifford Road Site Smethwick B67 5HJ 401810 286453 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE 000032144748 HAO0036 34 Bearwood Road Site Smethwick B66 4HH 402332 287940 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE OS0082 35 Acre Field And Open Space Rear Of Tanhouse Avenue Site West Bromwich 402959 293403 Open Space Neighbourhoods Parks & Countryside Land Only PPE 000032112693 HAO0022 38 Bernard Street Site West Bromwich B71 1PJ 400436 291969 Dwelling House Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land and Building PPE 000032143237 HJ4 38 Lightwoods Rd Smethwick Site Smethwick B67 5AY 402042 286418 Miscellaneous Properties - Corporate Property Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land and Building PPE 000032111647 HAO0024 4 Park Street Site West Bromwich B70 7PB 400941 291266 Miscellaneous Properties - Corporate Property Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land and Building PPE 000032112372 LO0085 40 Doctors Surgery Izons Road Site West Bromwich B70 8PG 400070 291094 Leased Out Land or Property Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land Only Investment 000032073504 LH24 41 42 High Bullen Site Wednesbury WS10 7EY 398578 295022 Area Housing Office Regeneration & Economy Property Services Land Only Surplus 000032097100 HAO0032 43 Pound Road Site Wednesbury WS10 9HJ 399387 295111 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Housing Management Land and Building PPE HDS0031 48-62 St Vincent Crescent Site Wednesbury 398808 293044 Housing Development Site Homes & Communities Housing & Partnerships Land Only Investment 000032056313 LH23 49 50 Tividale Area Office Hilton Road Site Rowley Regis B69 1JU 397422 289642 Area Housing Office Homes & Communities Housing & Partnerships Land and Building Surplus 000032134315 RE4 5 Dagger Lane Site West Bromwich B71 4BB 401171 291757 Dwelling House Neighbourhoods Parks & Countryside Land and Building PPE 000032112446 HAO0021 5 Frederick Street Site West Bromwich B70 9AB 400133 291764 Dwelling House Regeneration
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