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Mobile Phone Mast List 2012- 2013 Annual Rollout Plans Definitions of Terms Site Status Definitions: Proposed : A planned site that has not received planning approval. Planning Granted: A planned site that has received planning approval from planning authority. Site Built: Site is built but may or may not be taking call traffic. To open each of the annual rollout plans for each operator please click on the relevant tab at the bottom left hand corner of this spreadsheet. Three - Annual Rollout Spreadsheet 2012 - 2013 Operator Definitions: Three - a site operated by Three only Three & Everything Everywhere - a consolidated site operated jointly by Three and Everything Everywhere Please note that consolidated sites are shown on both Three and Everything Everywhere's 2012 - 2013 annual rollout plans - Three and Everything Everywhere (T-Mobile & ex Orange) , through their joint venture company, Mobile Broadband Network Ltd (MBNL) are finalising the consolidation of their 3G networks. This will result in the joint use of existing base station site infrastructure & hardware which results in one set of equipment on site and enables the reduction of duplicate sites For Enquiries relating to the Annual Rollout plans for Three please contact : William Comery, Community Affairs Manager [email protected] Authority National Parks Operator Operator Reference Easting Northing Site Name Site Address Post Code Status DROYLSDEN CRICKET CLUB GARDEN AVENUE DROYLSDEN MANCHESTER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 24059 390756 398964 DROYLSDEN CRICKET CLUB 203415 GREATER MANCHESTER M43 7DH Site Built KDC HQ SHANDON HOUSE, EGERTON STREET, DENTON MANCHESTER GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 24060 392079 396136 KDC HQ 122341 MANCHESTER M34 3LT Site Built DROYLESDEN ATE PEEL STREET DROYLESDEN MANCHESTER GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 24062 389800 397581 DROYLESDEN ATE 2809 MANCHESTER M35 6AW Site Built GROSVENOR HOUSE OFF WILLIAM STREET ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE ASHTON Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 25070 393107 398432 GROSVENOR HOUSE - ASHTON-U-LYNE (THS) UNDER LYNE GREATER MANCHESTER OL7 0SA Site Built JSB HALTON STREET GODLEY HYDE Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 26305 395484 395195 JSB 202989 GREATER MANCHESTER SK14 2NR Site Built SIREN HOUSE WATERLOO ROAD STALYBRIDGE MANCHESTER GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 26318 396206 398659 SIREN HOUSE 203512 MANCHESTER SK15 2AU Site Built ILLINGWORTHS GOLDEN SPRING FARM HARROP EDGE MOTTRAM HYDE GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 26319 398311 396278 ILLINGWORTHS GOLDEN SPRING FARM 202220 MANCHESTER SK14 6SJ Site Built NEWTON BUSINESS PARK TALBOT ROAD HYDE MANCHESTER GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 26320 396125 396323 NEWTON BUSINESS PARK 187533 MANCHESTER SK14 4EH Site Built OSC OFFICE BLOCK (REDFERN IND EST) DAWSON STREET GEE CROSS HYDE Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 26331 395278 394294 REDFERN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 135430 GREATER MANCHESTER SK14 1RD Site Built FROMAL WORKS JUNCTION STREET DUCKINFIELD HYDE GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 26334 394321 396606 FROMAL WORKS 202993 MANCHESTER SK16 4XY Site Built CRN LORD ST, TURNER LANE LORD ST Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 51988 393814 399606 JAMES HOWE MILL ASHTON UNDER LYNE OLDHAM LANCS OL6 8LP Site Built STAMFORD GROUP BAYLEY ST Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 52088 395246 398472 STAMFORD GROUP RT STALYBRIDGE STALYBRIDGE CHESHIRE SK15 1QQ Site Built MOTTRAM CRICKET CLUB BROADBOTTOM ROAD MOTTRAM HYDE GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 52090 399175 395175 MOTTRAM CRICKET CLUB MANCHESTER SK14 6HY Site Built PAVEMENT ON STOCKPORT RD STOCKPORT ROAD HATTERSLEY Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 52091 398246 394224 STOCKPORT ROAD DNS STOCKPORT GREATER MANCHESTER SK14 3QG Site Built GEE CROSS DOWSON ROAD GEE CROSS Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 52209 394907 393363 DOWSON ROAD DNS STOCKPORT CHESHIRE SK14 5DT Site Built DENTON ATE MANCHESTER ROAD Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 56015 392485 395540 DENTON ATE DENTON MANCHESTER LANCASHIRE M34 3LE Site Built HYDE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Clark Way Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 56068 394737 395328 HYDE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES HYDE CHESHIRE SK14 2AU Site Built ASHTON ATE ENGLAND STREET ASHTON- Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 56069 394250 399020 ASHTON ATE UNDER-LYNE LANCASHIRE OL6 6SX Site Built PROVIDENCE MILL ALEXANDRA RD OFF Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 56097 394344 394449 PROVIDENCE MILL CROFT ST HYDE CHESHIRE SK14 1DX Site Built MR PRICE HUMPHREYS HANOVER STREET NORTH NORTH ALDERSHAW Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 66002 392133 397719 HUMPHREYS YARD NGW - GFC MANCHESTER GREATER MANCHESTER M34 5HW Site Built SAVILLE GORDON LAND ADJACENT TO UNIT 9, ALPHA CT. WINDMILL LANE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE MANCHESTER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 66003 391328 395048 ALPHA COURT INDUSTRIAL ESTATE (GRIDCOM) GREATER MANCHESTER M34 3RB Site Built Ashton Moss Transmitting Station Rayner Lane Greater Manchester ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 66108 392600 399300 NTL ASHTON MOSS GREATER MANCHESTER OL7 0AU Site Built LIVERY STABLES KNOTT HILL ASHTON- Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 66280 395570 401426 KNOTT HILL FARM UNDER-LYNE GREATER MANCHESTER OL6 9AG Site Built SOUTH OF M67 MATLEY HYDE GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 66321 397250 395420 LONGLANDS WOOD MANCHESTER SK14 3BT Site Built GF IN ASHTON RUFC CAR PARK ST ALBANS AVE GAMBREL BANK ASHTON Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 70797 393979 400918 ASHTON RUFC CAR PARK UNDER LYNE GREATER MANCHESTER OL6 8TU Site Built VALE FARM COACH ROAD HOLLINGWORTH CHESHIRE GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 70944 400023 396179 VODAFONE VALE FARM MANCHESTER SK14 8LY Site Built TA CENTRE OLD STREET ASHTON UNDER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 76298 393565 398900 KINGS REGIMENT TA CENTRE LYNE OLDHAM GREATER MANCHESTER OL6 7SF Site Built TAMESIDE GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNTAIN STREET ASHTON U LYNE ASHTON-UNDER- Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 93533 395445 399669 TAMESIDE GENERAL HOSPITAL LYNE GREATER MANCHESTER OL6 9RW Site Built WERNETH LOW GOLF CLUB WERNETH LOW ROAD HYDE GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 93818 396550 393000 WERNETH LOW GOLF CLUB NTL GFC MANCHESTER SK14 3AD Site Built Stalybridge Estate Castle Lane Mossley Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 95574 398483 401665 LAND ADJACENT MICKLEHURST CRICKET CLUB STALYBRIDGE GREATER MANCHESTER SK15 3QE Site Built HUTCHINSONS TRANSPORT GLOBE IND ESTATE,OFF PLATT STREET DUKINFIELD Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 95603 393434 397336 EGERTON TRANSPORT GREATER MANCHESTER SK16 4QY Site Built Greenside Lane Droylsden Lane Droylsdon Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 99418 390362 398462 GREENSIDE MILL MANCHESTER GREATER MANCHESTER M43 6HA Site Built Manchester Castleton Way Haughton Green Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 99914 393223 393666 CASTLETON COURT MANCHESTER MANCHESTER GREATER MANCHESTER M34 7NX Site Built Kiln Farm Knowles Lane OLDHAM GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 99977 396110 403910 NTL LEES MANCHESTER OL4 5RS Site Built NATIONAL GRID PLC STALY HALL ROAD STALYBRIDGE STOCKPORT GREATER Tameside Three and Everything Everywhere 99988 397454 399106 BRUSHES PYLON (ZZC002) MANCHESTER SK15 3DW Site Built Everything Everywhere Annual Rollout Spreadsheet 2012 - 2013 Operator Definitions: Everything Everywhere - a site operated by Everything Everywhere Everything Everywhere & Three - a consolidated site operated jointly by Everything Everywhere and Three Please note that consolidated sites are shown on both Three and Everything Everywhere's 2012 - 2013 annual rollout plans Everything Everywhere (T-Mobile & ex Orange) and Three, through their joint venture company, Mobile Broadband Network Ltd (MBNL) are finalising the consolidation of their 3G networks. This will result in the joint use of existing base station site infrastructure & hardware which results in one set of equipment on site and enables the reduction of duplicate sites. For Enquiries relating to the Annual Rollout Plans for Everything Everywhere please contact : John Carwardine, Community Affairs Manager [email protected] Authority National Parks Operator Operator Reference Easting Northing Site Name Site Address Post Code Status DROYLSDEN CRICKET CLUB GARDEN DROYLSDEN CRICKET AVENUE DROYLSDEN MANCHESTER Tameside Everything Everywhere and Three 24059 390756 398964 CLUB 203415 GREATER MANCHESTER M43 7DH Site Built KDC HQ SHANDON HOUSE, EGERTON STREET, DENTON MANCHESTER Tameside Everything Everywhere and Three 24060 392079 396136 KDC HQ 122341 GREATER MANCHESTER M34 3LT Site Built DROYLESDEN ATE PEEL STREET DROYLESDEN MANCHESTER Tameside Everything Everywhere and Three 24062 389800 397581 DROYLESDEN ATE 2809 GREATER MANCHESTER M35 6AW Site Built GROSVENOR HOUSE OFF WILLIAM STREET ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE GROSVENOR HOUSE - ASHTON UNDER LYNE GREATER Tameside Everything Everywhere and Three 25070 393107 398432 ASHTON-U-LYNE (THS) MANCHESTER OL7 0SA Site Built JSB HALTON STREET GODLEY HYDE Tameside Everything Everywhere and Three 26305 395484 395195 JSB 202989 GREATER MANCHESTER SK14 2NR Site Built SIREN HOUSE WATERLOO ROAD STALYBRIDGE MANCHESTER Tameside Everything Everywhere and Three 26318 396206 398659 SIREN HOUSE 203512 GREATER MANCHESTER SK15 2AU Site Built ILLINGWORTHS GOLDEN SPRING ILLINGWORTHS GOLDEN FARM HARROP EDGE MOTTRAM HYDE
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