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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 30™ OCTOBER 1970 12023 Register Register Unit No. Unit No. CL. 53 Armscote Pool, Armscote, Tredingtonf VG. 94 Land adjoining road near School, CL. 54 Windmill Naps, Tanworth-in-Arden Burmington CL. 55 Land in Forshaw Lane, and Juggins Lane, VG. 95 Land at Winderton, Brailes Tanworth-in-Arden VG. 96 Land adjoining road to Manor House, CL. 56 Land at Old Green Lane and Old Cathiron Barcheston Lane, Harborough Magna* VG. 97 Village Greens at Willington, Barcheston * Rights of Common are registered in respect of VG. 98 Sow Green, Dunchurch Road, Rugby VG. 99 Hillmorton Geren and Quarry and Moor's this land or part of it. Bridge, Hildmorton, Rugby t Claims to ownership are registered in respect VG. 100 Land adjoining the Lower Greens, Lower of this land or part of it. Brailes, Brailes VG. 101 Land adjoining roads in the Village of Tredingtonf IN THE REGISTER OF TOWN OR VILLAGE GREENS VG. 102 Land at Blackwell, Tredington Register VG. 103 Land at Darlingscote, Tredingtonf Unit No. VG. 104 Land at Newbold-on-Stour, Tredingtonf VG. 105 The Village Green, Curdworth VG. 2 The Village Green, Luddingtonf VG. 106 Southam Street Green, Kineton VG. 5 The Green, Stourton (Eastern end of VG. 107 The Pump and surround, Banbury Street, Village)* Kineton VG. 7 The Green, Stourton (Southern end of VG. 108 The Drive Verge, Norton School Drive, Village)t Little Kineton, Kineton VG. 12 Minworth Green, Sutton Coldfield VG. 109 The Village Green, Wilmcote, Aston VG. 18 Village Greens, Tredington t Cantlow VG. 19 The Village Green at Blackwell, VG. 110 Hall and Car Park, Newbold Green, Tredington Newbold-on-Stour, Tredington VG. 21 Site of Village Pond at Blackwell, VG. Ill Recreation Allotment, Springbrook Lane, Tredington Tanworth-in-Arden VG. 24 Castle Green, Kenilworth VG. 112 The Village Green, Over Green, Wishaw VG. 33 LeaweH Spring Site, Pillerton Herseyf VG. 113 The Greens, Boat Lane, Welford-on-Avon VG. 34 The Green, Sutton-Under-Brailesf VG. 114 Village Green, The Hayes, Monks Kirbyf VG. 44 Land Near to Moor Farm, Stretton-On- VG. 115 The Green, Birmingham Road, Meriden Dunsmore VG. 116 Village Hall and Recreation Ground, VG. 47 The Green, Upper Quinton* Lapworth VG. 63 Land at Wimpstone, Whitchurch VG. 117 The Village Green, Bearley VG. 64 Land opposite Home Farm Buildings, VG. 118 The Green and Recreation Ground, Wimpstone, Whitchurch Marston Green, Bickenhillf VG. 65 Land opposite Home Farm Buildings, VG. 119 The Green, Sawbridge, Wolfhampcote Wimpstone, Whitchurch VG. 120 The Village Greens, Thurlaston VG. 66 Land south of road leading from VG. 121 The Village Green, Ufton Wimpston to Crimscote, Whitchurch* VG. 122 The Greens at the Crescent and Broad VG. 67 Land on east side of Berrill's Hill Lane, Street, Brmklow Cherington VG. 123 The Village Green, the Old Cart Wash, VG. 68 Land on north side of road from Frankton and the bus shelter, Radway to Bourton-on-Dunsmore, Frankton VG. 124 The Village Greens, Famborough. VG. 69 Warwick Common, Warwickf VG. 125 Top Green and Lower Green at Barnacle, VG. 70 Saltisford Common, Warwickf Shilton VG. 71 Priory Park and Priory Pools, Warwickf VG. 126 Armscote Pool, Armscote, Tredingtonf VG. 72 St. Nicholas Park, Warwickf VG. 127 The Village Green near the Bell Hotel, VG. 73 Fountain Green, Upper Brailes, Brailes Tanworth-in-Ardenf VG. 74 Bilton Village Green, Bilton, Rugby VG. 128 Top Green and Bottom Green, Ilmington VG. 75 Hililmorton Village Green, Hillmorton, VG. 129 The Village Green near the Churchyard, Rugby Dorsington VG. 76 The Village Green, Long Marston VG. 130 The Village Green, Bubbenhall VG. 77 Land at Ascptt, Whichford VG. 131 The Pond, Pitt Lane, Birkenhill VG. 78 Land adjoining road from Parish Church, VG. 132 Land in Main Street, Wolston Whichford VG. 133 The War Memorial site, Hockley Heath VG. 79 Land adjoining road near Royal Oak Inn, VG. 134 Land in Mancetter Road, Mancetter Whatcote VG. 135 War Memorial, High Street, Bidford-on- VG. 80 Land adjoining roads in Lower Tysoe, Avon Middle Tysoe and Upper Tysoe, VG. 136 Land at Western Lane, Weston-in-Arden, Tysoe Bedworth VG. 81 Land adjoining roads at Armscote, VG. 137 Land at Vicarage Lane, Dunchurch Tredingtonf VG. 138 Land at Arlescote, Warmington VG. 82 Land adjoining roads at Stretton-on-Fosse VG. 139 Land near the Church and Vicarage, VG. 83 Pound Piece and Greens, Pillerton Hersey Burton Dassett VG. 85 Land adjoining roads at Oxhill VG. 140 Land at Ratiey, Ratley and Upton VG. 86 Land in Main Street and land called The VG. 141 Land at Lower Brailes, Brailes Hollows, Long Compton VG. 142 The Village Green, Hartshill VG. 87 Land at Little Wolford VG. 143 Land at various roads junctions, Priors VG. 88 Land adjoining roads at Little Compton Marston VG. 89 Land opposite The School, Idlicote VG. 144 Land in Stratford Road, Loxley VG. 90 Land near The Vicarage and School, VG. 145 Land in Chestnut Square, Wellesbourne Honington VG. 146 Land at Stoneleigh Hill and the road VG. 91 Land adjoining roads near the Church, junction, Stomeleigh Halford VG. 92 Land near the Post Office and School, * Rights of Common are registered in respect of this Great Wolford land or part of it. VG. 93 Tumulus and War Memorial, Butlers f Claims to ownership are registered in respect of Marston this land or part of it. (417).
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