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REF VAT Location Code Co-Ordinates Signs 1.0 1725.00 Cottingley Bar, Bingley BD16 1DT 411850 437480 2 2.0 Bow Street, Keighley 3.0 2140.00 Beeches R'bout COST from 1.4.19 plus NDR Post Number of REF VAT Location code Co-ordinates Signs 1.0 1725.00 Cottingley Bar, Bingley BD16 1DT 411850 437480 2 2.0 Bow Street, Keighley 3.0 2140.00 Beeches R'bout. Keighley BD21 4BB 406890 441940 4 4.0 1880.00 Main Street, Bingley BD16 2LF 410738 439067 2 5.0 1725.00 Otley Rd Baildon BD17 7HB 415590 438478 2 6.0 2330.00 Wakefield Rd Roundabout. BD4 8SE 417199 432352 4 7.0 1315.00 Bradford Rd R'bout, Crossflatts BD16 2EE 409569 440722 3 8.0 1880.00 Barkerend Roundabout BD3 9BH 417313 433436 3 9.0 1560.00 Harrogate Road Roundabout BD2 3RL 418534 435610 3 10.0 1880.00 Steeton Roundabout BD20 6RY 403765 445016 4 11.0 Hanover Street, Keighley 12.0 1880.00 Kings Road/Canal Road BD2 1FA 416320 434481 2 13.0 1990.00 Marley R'bout, Keighley BD21 4DN 407425 441654 4 14.0 2065.00 Crossflatts Trunk Road BD16 2EN 409564 440725 3 15.0 1800.00 Hard Ings Roundabout, Keighley BD21 3NJ 406227 442171 3 16.0 1650.00 Valley Road Junction, Shipley BD18 2PT 414800 437124 2 17.0 1985.00 Addingham Roundabout LS29 0LQ 406430 449662 4 18.0 1725.00 Menston R'bout LS29 6PG 417710 444183 2 19.0 2030.00 Shipley Airedale Road (3) BD4 7AF 416825 432719 2 20.0 1910.00 Skipton Road Roundabout BD4 7AF 406030 442206 3 21.0 1725.00 Spring Gardens Lane BD20 6LE 406036 441583 2 22.0 1575.00 Cowpasture Road, Ilkley LS29 8SY 411947 447573 2 23.0 1650.00 Brook Street, Ilkley LS29 8AA 411703 447626 2 24.0 1545.00 Toller Lane Roundabout BD8 9HW 414177 434460 2 25.0 1725.00 Shipley Airedale Rd/Leeds Rd (2) BD3 9PS 417047 433028 3 26.0 1880.00 Hall Ings/Jacobs Well BD17 7DY 416311 432768 2 27.0 1725.00 Otley Road Roundabout, Shipley BD17 7DY 414953 437769 2 28.0 1800.00 Bridge Street, Keighley BD21 2AA 405955 441035 3 29.0 1880.00 Channing Way, Bradford BD1 1UH 416358 432827 2 30.0 1880.00 Hamm Strasse, Bradford BD1 4AT 416552 433771 2 31.0 1880.00 Hamm Strasse/Canal Road BD1 4AT 416558 433755 2 32.0 1930.00 Rooley Lane, Bradford BD4 6JH 417760 430567 3 33.0 1575.00 Myrtle Court, Bingley BD16 2LP 410882 438896 1 34.0 1650.00 Brook Street/Station Rd, Ilkley LS29 8HA 411724 447616 4 35.0 1880.00 Ilkley Church LS29 9DR 411680 447812 2 36.0 1880.00 Shipley Airedale/Leeds Rd (1) BD1 5DY 416958 432982 2 37.0 2230.00 Westgate Hill Roundabout BD4 0SB 421011 429490 3 Shipley Airedale Raised Bed (4) 416777 432677 06/01/2020 38.0 1880.00 Shipley Airedale Triangle (5) BD4 7AF 416840 432691 2 Wakefield Road Bed 39.0 2850.00 Bingley Bypass BD16 1TX 412136 437499 3 Skipton Road/Cliffe Castle BD20 6LH 406004 442180 1 40.0 1575.00 Kings Road (Special) BD2 1FA 416391 434583 1 41.0 2065.00 Burley to Ilkley Roundabout LS29 7HR 416110 446964 3 42.0 2065.00 Oltey to Burley Roundabout LS29 7DY 417349 446196 3 420257 429897 43.0 1880.00 Westgate Hill Street Verge BD4 6NR 2 44.0 1560.00 Northcliffe Park entrance, Shipley BD18 3DF 414656 436897 1 45.0 1880.00 Princes Way (outside Science & Media Museum) BD1 1NQ 416204 432750 2 46.0 1725.00 Central area at Jacobs Well/ Princes Way BD1 1NN 416259 432764 2 47.0 1880.00 Roundabout Senior Way/Chester St (behind Ice Rink) BD5 0AL 416269 432705 3 48.0 1880.00 Senior Way/ Manchester Road (1) BD1 1NN 416285 432545 2 48(b) 1880.00 Senior Way/ Manchester Road (2) BD1 1NN 416285 432545 2 49.0 3450.00 Staygate(Staithgate) Roundabout BD5 416580 430245 3 50.0 1565.00 Central area on Toller Lane (1) BD8 9HW 414270 434417 2 50(a) 1565.00 Central area on Toller Lane (2) BD8 8 414508 434336 2 Area at Cottingley/Bingley Bypass Sir Fred Hoyle Way 412097 437522 2 51.0 1565.00 BD16 1TQ 52.0 1880.00 Area at Leeds Rd/Shipley Airedale by pass (9) BD1 5LL 416997 433039 2 53.0 1565.00 Wibsey Roundabout BD6 3HN 414531 430176 3 54.0 1880.00 Shipley Airedale (6) BD1 5LD 416779 432666 2 55.0 1880.00 Croft Street/Shipley Airedale (7) BD1 5AN 416763 432715 2 56.0 1880.00 Wakefield Road Bed/Shipley Airedale (8) BD4 7AT 416851 432785 2 57.0 2140.00 Addingham Bypass (1) LS29 0QL 409407 448311 2 58.0 0.00 Addingham Bypass (2) LS29 0RR 408707 449208 59.0 1880.00 Hollingwood Lane/Clayton Road BD7 4AY 413529 431965 3 60.0 1615.00 Manor Road Roundabout, Cottingley BD16 1QD 411375 437054 2 61.0 1615.00 Cottingley Traffic Lights BD16 1PE 411904 437487 1 62.0 2930.00 M606 Landscaped Area (1) BD5 8JR 416580 430245 2 63.0 2930.00 M606 Landscaped Area (2) BD5 8JR 416660 430282 2 06/01/2020 64.0 2140.00 Thornbury roundabout (1) BD3 8DF 419426 433919 2 65.0 2140.00 Thornbury roundabout (2) BD3 8DF 419595 433975 2 66.0 2140.00 Thornbury roundabout (3) BD3 8DF 419516 433773 2 67.0 1880.00 Godwin Street City Centre BD1 2AH 416175 432902 2 68.0 1125.00 Westfield Road & Towngate, Idle BD10 8RU 417659 437899 1 69.0 1550.00 Park Road, Bingley POWP BD16 4AD 411497 439983 2 VACANT SITES 06/01/2020.
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