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Assets by Category 13/11/2017 10:44:52 Page 1 of 79 Assets by Category Filtered to show: (((((((((((([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Accomodation" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Annual Licence" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Village or Community Hall" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Public Convenience" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Development Site" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Car Park" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Engineering Facility" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Commercial" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Footpath" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Garage Site" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Housing site" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null)) AND ([Assets Extended].[Category]<>"Office Space" Or [Assets Extended].[Category] IS Null) Accomodation Allotment Amenity Open Space Annual Licence Arboretum Balancing Facility Burial Ground Car Park Civic space Closed Churchyard Commercial Community Centre Development Site Engineering Facility Footpath Garage Site Housing site Indefinite Licence Licence Local Green Space Natural Greenspace Office Space other Parish Property Play Area Public Convenience Recreation Ground School Sports Sports Facility Category Item Address Location Area Responsible person or Status organisation Allotmen t Arnesby Allotments Arnesby 20199 Other Maintained by others Ashby Parva Allotments Ashby Parva 2500 Other Maintained by others Western Willows Broughton 20830 Other Maintained by Allotments - Broughton Astley others Astley Category Item Address Location Area Responsible person or Status organisation Church Langton Allotments Stonton Road Church 600 Hanbury Trust Maintained by Langton others High Cross Road Allotments Claybrooke 2507 Other Maintained by Magna Others Claybrooke Parva Claybrooke 2107 Other Maintained by Allotments Parva others Allotments at Dunton Dunton Bassett 24239 Other Maintained by Bassett others Allotments - East Norton East Norton 962 Other Maintained by others Fleckney Allotments Leicester Road Fleckney FLECKNEY PARISH COUNCIL Maintained by Others Foxton Allotments Foxton 603 Other Maintained by others Gilmorton Allotments Gilmorton 7103 Other Maintained by others Leicester Lane, Great Leicester Lane Great Bowden 2300 Mark Perris HDC owned Bowden Hallaton Allotments Hallaton 1943 Other Maintained by others Houghton on the Hill - Houghton on 5777 Other Maintained by Allotments the Hill others Allotments, Welford Road - Husbands 7400 Other Maintained by Husbands Bosworth Bosworth others Allotments1 Welford Welford Road Husbands 1081 Other Maintained by Road - Husbands Boswo Bosworth others Category Item Address Location Area Responsible person or Status organisation Railways Allotments Kibworth 2597 Other Maintained by Amenity Green Space - Beauchamp others Kibworth Private Allotments - Kibworth 4647 Other Maintained by Kibworth Beauchamp others Railway Allotments - Kibworth 876 Other Maintained by Kibworth Beauchamp others Allotments (south of West Langton Kibworth 7500 KIBWORTH BEAUCHAMP Maintained by Kibworth 2015) Road Beauchamp PARISH COUNCIL Others Harborough Road Kibworth 1574 Other Maintained by Allotments - Kibworth Harcourt others Harcourt Lubenham Allotment 3 Main Street Lubenham 1153 LUBENHAM PARISH Maintained by COUNCIL Others Lubenham Allotments 4 Lubenham 1720 LUBENHAM PARISH Maintained by COUNCIL Others Lubenham Allotments 1 Foxton Road Lubenham 1080 LUBENHAM PARISH Maintained by COUNCIL Others Lubenham Allotment 2 Foxton Road Lubenham 795 LUBENHAM PARISH Maintained by COUNCIL Others Deverdon Road de Verdon Lutterworth 14486 Verina Wenham HDC owned Allotments - Lutterworth Road Crescent Road Allotments - Lutterworth 2566 Norman Proudfoot Leased by HDC Lutterworth Logan Street Allotments Market 26107 Other Maintained by Harborough others Little Bowden Allotment Scotland Road Market 8749 Mark Perris HDC owned Harborough Category Item Address Location Area Responsible person or Status organisation Welland Park Road Stamford Close Market 4416 Mark Perris HDC owned Allotment Harborough Douglass Drive Allotments Douglass Drive Market 5984 Mark Perris HDC owned Harborough Northampton Road Market 18826 Other Maintained by Allotments, MH Harborough others Bufton Allotments - Misterton 1402 Other Maintained by Misterton with Walcote others Saddington Allotments Main Street Saddington 3764 Mark Perris HDC owned Mill Lane Allotments - Shearsby 326 Other Maintained by Shearsby others Allotments 4 -Smeeton Smeeton 1720 Other Maintained by Westerby Westerby others Allotments - Smeeton Smeeton 8118 Other Maintained by Westerby Westerby others Allotments 3 -Smeeton Smeeton 1154 Other Maintained by Westerby Westerby others Allotments 2 -Smeeton Smeeton 796 Other Maintained by Westerby Westerby others Tugby & Keythorpe Tugby 1758 Other Maintained by Allotments others Ullesthorpe Allotments Ullesthorpe 3549 Other Maintained by others Franks Road Allotments - Walcote 1546 Other Maintained by Misterton with Walcote others Category Item Address Location Area Responsible person or Status organisation Walton Allotments Lutterworth Walton 7181 Mark Perris HDC Owned Road Amenity Open Space Upper Green 9531 Other Maintained by others Village Green 13113 Other Maintained by others Verge at Allexton Hallaton Road Allexton 582 Other Maintained by others Village Green, Mill Hill Mill Hill Road Arnesby 546 Rod Hook Maintained by Road, Arnesby others Village Green, St Peters St Peters Road Arnesby 1555 Rod Hook Maintained by Road, Arnesby Others Ashby Magna Open Space Ashby Magna 12836 Other Maintained by others Weare Close, Billesdon Weare Close Billesdon 2386 Mark Perris HDC owned Weare Close Buffer, Weare Close Billesdon 5577 Mark Perris HDC owned Billesdon Billlesdon Woodland and Billesdon 31005 Other Maintained by Lake others Shrub Bank - Billesdon Billesdon 530 Other Maintained by others Village Green at Billesdon Billesdon 596 Other Maintained by others Category Item Address Location Area Responsible person or Status organisation Village Greens - Bitteswell Bitteswell 8232 Other Maintained by others Blenheim Crescent, BA Blenheim Broughton 706 Mark Perris HDC owned Crescent Astley Netherfield Close Jelson Netherfield Broughton 496 Jelson (Estate )Ltd Maintained by Site C Close Astley Others Townsend Close, BA Townsend Broughton 291 Mark Perris HDC owned Close Astley Trefoil Close BA Trefoil Close Broughton 214 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Bradstone Close/Mayre Bradston Close Broughton 3153 Jelson (Estate )Ltd Maintained by Close Jelson Site Astley Others Cromford Way Jelson Site B Broughton 1296 Jelson (Estate )Ltd Maintained by Astley Others Jelson Site OS94 Broughton 3745 Jelson (Estate )Ltd Maintained by Astley Others Willowbrook Close, BA Willowbrook Broughton 3208 Mark Perris HDC owned Close Astley Wyvern Close, BA Wyvern Close Broughton 1930 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Byre Crescent, BA Byre Crescent Broughton 7212 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Jelson Site OS92 Broughton 2494 Jelson (Estate )Ltd Maintained by Astley Others Manton Close Jelson Site D Manton Close Broughton 2740 Jelson (Estate )Ltd Maintained by Astley Others Category Item Address Location Area Responsible person or Status organisation Sitch Close, BA Sitch Close Broughton 1117 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Jelson Site OS 93 Broughton 652 Jelson (Estate )Ltd Maintained by Astley Others Speedwell Close, BA Speedwell Broughton 1746 Mark Perris HDC owned Close Astley Amsden Rise, BA Amsden Rise Broughton 926 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Memorial Gardens - Broughton 930 BROUGHTON ASTLEY Maintained by Broughton Astley Astley PARISH COUNCIL others Aland Gardens, BA Aland Gardens Broughton 2681 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Stiles Close, BA Stiles Close Broughton 5632 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Uppingham Drive/Warwick Broughton 2377 Other maintained by Road - Broughton Astley Astley others Malling Avenue, BA Malling Avenue Broughton 612 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Manton Close, BA Manton Close Broughton 1005 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Cotton Close, BA Cotton Close Broughton 666 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Orchid Place, Broughton Orchid Place Broughton 975 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Astley Pickering Road, BA Pickering Road Broughton 2627 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Category Item Address Location Area Responsible person or Status organisation Burnside Road, BA Burnside Road Broughton 227 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Croft Way, BA Croft Way Broughton 1380 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Devitt Way, BA Devitt Way Broughton 6200 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Leicester Road BA Leicester Road Broughton 1251 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Cottage Lane, BA Cottage Lane Broughton 14022 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Kiln Close BA Kiln Close Broughton 2258 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Falcon Close, BA Falcon Close Broughton 1001 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Foxglove Close, BA Foxglove Close Broughton 1599 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Hall Farm Crescent, BA Hall Farm Broughton 282 Mark Perris HDC owned Crescent Astley Harris Close, BA Harris Close Broughton 2821 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Hobby Close, BA Hobby Close Broughton 2085 Mark Perris HDC owned Astley Goreham Rise, BA Goreham
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