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Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Asset Register As at 8Th February Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Asset Register as at 8th February 2013 Type UPRN and Site / Asset / Building Name Site: S00002 - Holly Lane allotments, Banstead Asset: A00002 - Holly Lane allotments, Banstead Site: S00003 - Lakers Rise allotments, Woodmansterne Asset: A00003 - Lakers Rise allotments, Woodmansterne Site: S00004 - Lambert Road allotments, Banstead Asset: A00004 - Lambert Road allotments, Banstead Site: S00005 - Merland Rise allotments, Tadworth Asset: A00005 - Merland Rise allotments, Tadworth Site: S00006 - Parsonsfield Road allotments, Banstead Asset: A00006 - Parsonsfield Road allotments, Banstead Site: S00007 - Partridge Mead allotments, Banstead Asset: A00007 - Partridge Mead allotments, Banstead Site: S00009 - Smithy Lane Allotments, Lower Kingswood Asset: A00009 - Smithy Lane Allotments, Lower Kingswood Site: S00010 - Taynton Drive allotments, Weldon Way, Merstham Asset: A00010 - Taynton Drive allotments, Weldon Way, Merstham Building: B00010 - Portaloo at Taynton Drive allotments, Merstham Site: S00011 - Brambletye Park Road allotments, Redhill Asset: A00011 - Brambletye Park Road allotments, Redhill Site: S00012 - Kiln Brow allotments, Horley Road, Redhill Asset: A00012 - Kiln Brow allotments, Horley Road, Redhill Building: B00012 - Portaloo at Kiln Brow allotments, Redhill Site: S00013 - Maple Road allotments, Redhill Asset: A00013 - Maple Road allotments, Redhill Site: S00014 - Redstone Hill allotments, Nutfield Road, Redhill Asset: A00014 - Redstone Hill allotments, Nutfield Road, Redhill Site: S00015 - Wiggie allotments, Wiggie Lane, Merstham Asset: A00015 - Wiggie allotments, Wiggie Lane, Merstham Site: S00016 - Riding School allotments, Prices Lane, South Park Asset: A00016 - Riding School allotments, Prices Lane, South Park Building: B00022 - Shed at Riding School allotments, South Park Site: S00017 - Batts Hill allotments, Redhill Asset: A00017 - Batts Hill allotments, Redhill Building: B000171 - Store at Batts Hill allotments, Redhill Building: B000172 - Portaloo at Batts Hill allotments, Redhill Site: S00018 - Highlands allotments, Linkfield Corner, Redhill Asset: A00018 - Highlands allotments, Linkfield Corner, Redhill Building: B00018 - Portaloo at Highlands allotments, Redhill Site: S00020 - Park Lane allotments, Reigate Asset: A00020 - Park Lane allotments, Reigate Building: B00020 - WC/Shed at Park Lane allotments, Reigate Site: S00021 - Park Lane East allotments, Reigate Asset: A00021 - Park Lane East allotments, Reigate Site: S00023 - Banstead High Street Car Park, Banstead Page 1 of 17 Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Asset Register as at 8th February 2013 Type UPRN and Site / Asset / Building Name Asset: A00023 - Banstead High Street Car Park, Banstead Building: B000231 - PC at Banstead High Street Car Park, Banstead Building: B000232 - Portacabin at Banstead High Street Car Park Site: S00024 - The Mound Car Park and Open Space, Tattenham Crescent, Epsom Downs Asset: A00024 - The Mound Car Park and Open Space, Tattenham Crescent, Epsom Downs Site: S00025 - The Horseshoe Car Park, Banstead Asset: A00025 - The Horseshoe Car Park, Banstead Site: S00026 - Horley Library Car Park, Kings Road, Horley Asset: A00026 - Horley Library Car Park, Kings Road, Horley Site: S00027 - Horley Central Car Park, Consort Way East, Horley Asset: A00027 - Horley Central Car Park, Consort Way East, Horley Site: S00028 - Victoria Road Car Park, Horley Asset: A00028 - Victoria Road Car Park, Horley Building: B00028 - Portacabin at Victoria Road Car Park, Horley Site: S00029 - Horley High Street Car Park, Horley Asset: A00029 - Horley High Street Car Park, Horley Site: S00030 - Clarendon Road Multi Storey Car Park, Redhill Asset: A00030 - Clarendon Road Multi Storey Car Park, Redhill Building: B00030 - Clarendon Road Multi Storey Car Park, Redhill Site: S00031 - Gloucester Road Car Park, Redhill Asset: A00031 - Gloucester Road Car Park, Redhill Site: S00032 - Linkfield Corner Car Park, Linkfield Street, Redhill Asset: A00032 - Linkfield Corner Car Park, Linkfield Street, Redhill Site: S00033 - Marketfield Road Car Park, Redhill Asset: A00033 - Marketfield Road Car Park, Redhill Site: S00034 - Bancroft Road Multi Storey Car Park, Reigate Asset: A00034 - Bancroft Road Multi Storey Car Park, Reigate Building: B000341 - Bancroft Road Multi Storey Car Park, Reigate Site: S00035 - Bell Street Car Park, Reigate Asset: A00035 - Bell Street Car Park, Reigate Site: S00036 - Upper West Street Car Park, Reigate Asset: A00036 - Upper West Street Car Park, Reigate Site: S00037 - PC at Consort Way, Horley Asset: A00037 - PC at Consort Way, Horley Building: B00037 - PC at Consort Way, Horley Site: S00038 - Open Space at junction of Somerset Road & Pendleton Road, Reigate Asset: A00038 - Open Space at junction of Somerset Road & Pendleton Road, Reigate Site: S00040 - Warwick Quadrant, London Road, Redhill Asset: A00040 - Warwick Quadrant, London Road, Redhill Building: B00040 - Warwick Quadrant, London Road, Redhill Building: B000401 - Harlequin Theatre, Warwick Quadrant, Redhill Building: B000402 - Redhill Bus Station, Princess Way, Redhill Site: S00041 - Banstead Centre, The Horseshoe, Banstead Asset: A00041 - Banstead Centre, The Horseshoe, Banstead Building: B00041 - Banstead Centre, The Horseshoe, Banstead Page 2 of 17 Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Asset Register as at 8th February 2013 Type UPRN and Site / Asset / Building Name Building: B00041/1 - Help Shop, Banstead Centre, Banstead Building: B000412 - Garage at Banstead Centre, The Horseshoe, Banstead Site: S00042 - Horley Centre and car park, Regent House, Albert Road, Horley Asset: A00042 - Horley Centre, Regent House, Albert Road, Horley Building: B00042 - Horley Centre, Regent House, Albert Road, Horley Asset: A08131 - Horley Centre Car Park, Albert Road, Horley Building: B08131 - Horley Centre Car Park, Albert Road, Horley Site: S00047 - Woodhatch Centre, Whitebeam Drive, Reigate Asset: A00047 - Woodhatch Centre, Whitebeam Drive, Reigate Building: B00047 - Woodhatch Centre, Whitebeam Drive, Reigate Site: S00049 - Redstone Cemetery, Philanthropic Road, Redhill Asset: A00049 - Redstone Cemetery, Philanthropic Road, Redhill Building: B000491 - Redstone Cemetery Chapel Building: B000492 - Redstone Cemetery Lodge Building: B000493 - Redstone Cemetery Messroom Building: B000494 - Garage at Redstone Cemetery Building: B000495 - PC at Redstone Cemetery Building: B000496 - Disabled PC at Redstone Cemetery Site: S00050 - Reigate Cemetery, Chart Lane, Reigate Asset: A00050 - Reigate Cemetery, Chart Lane, Reigate Building: B00050 - Reigate Cemetery Chapel Building: B000501 - Reigate Cemetery Messroom and WC Site: S00053 - Earlswood Depot, Horley Road, Earlswood Asset: A00053 - Earlswood Depot, Horley Road, Earlswood Building: B000532 - Earlswood Depot Weighbridge Office Building: B000533 - Earlswood Depot Offices and Vehicle Workshop Building: B000534 - Earlswood Depot Portacabin Building: B000538 - Earlswood Depot Small Shed Building: B000539 - Earlswood Depot Main Shed Asset: A00531 - Telecommunications mast at Earlswood Depot Site: S00064 - Town Hall site, Castlefield Road, Reigate Asset: A00064 - Town Hall, Castlefield Road, Reigate Building: B000641 - Town Hall Main building Building: B000642 - Town Hall Middle Block Building: B000643 - Town Hall Cottage Building: B000645 - Town Hall South Annexe 1 (Front block) Building: B000646 - Town Hall South Annexe 2 (Rear block) Site: S00068 - 54 High Street, Horley Asset: A00068 - 54 High Street, Horley Building: B00068 - 54 High Street, Horley Site: S00070 - Merstham War Memorial, London Road South, Merstham Asset: A00070 - Merstham War Memorial, London Road South, Merstham Building: B00070 - Merstham War Memorial, London Road South, Merstham Site: S00071 - Banstead War Memorial, Sutton Lane, Banstead Asset: A00071 - Banstead War Memorial, Sutton Lane, Banstead Building: B00071 - Banstead War Memorial, Sutton Lane, Banstead Site: S00072 - Old Town Hall, High Street, Reigate Asset: A00072 - Old Town Hall, High Street, Reigate Building: B00072 - Old Town Hall, High Street, Reigate Site: S00074 - Rookery Farm land, Brighton Road, Lower Kingswood Asset: A00074 - Rookery Farm land, Brighton Road, Lower Kingswood Asset: A000741 - Rookery Farm Grazing Land - Lot 3 Page 3 of 17 Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Asset Register as at 8th February 2013 Type UPRN and Site / Asset / Building Name Site: S00077 - The Cutting, Brighton Road, Redhill Asset: A00077 - The Cutting, Brighton Road, Redhill Site: S00078 - 50 Linkfield Lane, Redhill Asset: A00078 - 50 Linkfield Lane, Redhill Building: B00078 - 50 Linkfield Lane, Redhill Site: S00079 - Lavender Sandpit, Cockshot Hill, Reigate Asset: A00079 - Lavender Sandpit, Cockshot Hill, Reigate Site: S00082 - Madeira Walk Sandpit, Madeira Walk, Reigate Asset: A00082 - Madeira Walk Sandpit, Madeira Walk, Reigate Site: S00083 - Land rear of 17-25 Duffield Road, Walton on the Hill Asset: A00083 - Land rear of 17-25 Duffield Road, Walton on the Hill Site: S00084 - Lady Neville Recreation Ground and land at Chucks Meadow, Avenue Road, Banstead Asset: A00084 - Lady Neville Recreation Ground, Avenue Road, Banstead Building: B000841 - Lady Neville Recreation Ground Pavilion Building: B00177 - Banstead Community Centre, Park Road, Banstead Site: S00085 - Banstead Downs, Brighton Road / Sutton Lane, Banstead Asset: A00085 - Banstead Downs, Brighton Road / Sutton Lane, Banstead Site: S00086 - Banstead Heath, Dorking Road / Brighton Road / Mill Road / New Road, Tadworth Asset: A00086 - Banstead
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