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Public Register Part a & B Processes CHARNWOOD BOROUGH COUNCIL PUBLIC REGISTER OF AUTHORISED PROCESSES AND PERMITTED INSTALLATIONS Ref. PG Note Name and Address of Description No. Process/Installation A2-03 SG7-03 Charnwood Forest Brick Ltd Manufacture of Charnwood Brick and Tile Old Station heavy clay Close, Shepshed Loughborough, LE12 goods 9NJ A2-02 PG6/14 Advance Tapes Ltd Film coating Pinfold Road, Thurmaston LE4 8AS processes 009 PG5/2 Dignity Crematorium Co. Ltd, Crematorium Loughborough Crematorium, Leicester Road, Loughborough LE11 2AF 014 PG3/1 Tarmac Ltd, Blending of bulk Readymix Plant, Mountsorrel Quarry, cement Wood Lane, Quorn LE12 8GE 015 PG3/15 Midland Quarry Products Ltd, Roadstone Groby Quarry, Newtown Linford Road, coating plant Groby, Leics LE6 0EA 020 PG2/8 John Taylor Bell Founders Ltd Copper John Taylors Bell Foundry, Freehold processes Street, Loughborough LE11 1AN 021A PG3/8 Tarmac Ltd, Quarry Mountsorrel Quarry, Loughborough Road, processes Mountsorrel 022 PG3/1 Interfuse Ltd Blending of bulk 80 High Street, Syston LE7 8GQ cement 023 PG3/12 British Gypsum Ltd Plaster Barrow Works, Paudy Lane, Barrow on processes Soar LE12 8UZ 024 PG3/1 Brett Landscaping Ltd Blending of bulk Sileby Road, Barrow on Soar LE12 8LX cement 025 PG2/1 Permarock Products Ltd Blending of bulk Jubilee Drive, Loughborough LE11 5TW cement 034 PG6/34 Sandicliffe Garage Respraying of Derby Road, Loughborough LE11 0HN road vehicles 038 PG6/23 Donaldson Filtration (GB) Ltd Coating of metal Humberstone Lane, Thurmaston LE4 8HP and plastic 041 PG6/34 Volvo Truck and Bus East Anglia Respraying of Byron Street Extension, Loughborough road vehicles LE11 5HE 1 Ref. PG Note Name and Address of Description No. Process/Installation 042 PG6/34 Alltruck Plc (Bodyshop Division) Respraying of 17 Bakewell Road, Loughborough LE11 road vehicles 5QY 053 PG6/23 Brush Traction Ltd Coating of metal Falcon Works, Nottingham Road, and plastic Loughborough LE11 1HS 060 PG3/16 Newline Midlands Ltd Mobile crushing 633 Melton Road, Thurmaston LE4 8EB plant 064 PG3/1 Hanson Quarry Products (Europe) Blending of bulk Hanson Aggregates, Groby Premix, cement Groby Quarry, Newtown Linford LE6 0EA 070 PG6/34 Farmer and Carlisle Respraying of Belton Road, Loughborough LE11 1ND road vehicles 073 PG1/14 Morrisons Unloading of Gorse Covert Centre, Maxwell Drive, petrol Loughborough LE11 0RZ 074 PG6/23 Bradgate Containers Ltd Coating of metal Leicester Road, Shepshed LE12 9EG and plastic 077 PG1/14 Malthurst Retail Ltd Unloading of Malthurst Shepshed, Leicester Road, petrol Shepshed LE12 9DQ 079 PG1/14 Eurogarages Ltd Unloading of Hathern Turn Service Station, Derby petrol Road, Hathern LE12 5LU 082 PG1/14 Sainsburys Supermarkets Ltd Unloading of Sainsburys Petrol Station, Greenclose petrol Lane, Loughborough LE11 0AS 085 PG1/14 Petrol Services Ltd Unloading of Epinal Service Station, Epinal Way, petrol Loughborough LE11 0QE 087 PG1/14 Total Fina Elf UK Ltd Unloading of Belton Road Service Station, 53 Belton petrol Road, Loughborough LE11 1LW 089 PG1/14 Shell UK Ltd Unloading of Shell Ashby, Ashby Road Central, petrol. Shepshed LE12 9BE 090 PG1/14 Total Fina Elf UK Ltd Unloading of Thrussington Service Station, 663-667 petrol Fosse Way, Thrussington LE7 8TF 092 PG1/14 BP Oil UK Ltd Unloading of Elms Park Filling Station, 164 Leicester petrol Road, Loughborough LE11 2AQ 097 PG1/14 Syston Service Station Ltd Unloading of 48-52 Wanlip Road, Syston LE7 1PA petrol 2 Ref. PG Note Name and Address of Description No. Process/Installation 099 PG3/16 MMC Southern Ltd Mobile crushing Charnwood Edge, Syston Road, plant Cossington LE7 4UZ 101 PG6/18 Anstey Wallpaper Company Ltd Paper coating Beeches Road, Loughborough LE11 2NR process 103 PG1/14 Motor Fuel Ltd Unloading of Charnwood Service Station, Ashby Road, petrol Loughborough LE11 3QU 105 PG1/14 Marcol Ltd Unloading of Wolds Garage, 30 Melton Road, Burton petrol on the Wolds, Loughborough LE12 7AU 106 PG1/14 Barrow Filling Station Unloading of North Street, Barrow on Soar LE12 8QA petrol 111 PG33/1 Cemex Materials Eastern Blending of bulk Messenger Close, Loughborough LE11 cement 5SR 112 PG1/14 A Wilson & Sons (Transport Ltd), Unloading of Hilltop Garage, Leicester Road, petrol Mountsorrel LE12 7DF 113 PG3/16 Merriman Ltd Mobile crushing Charnwood Edge, Syston Road, plant Cossington LE7 4UZ 114 PG1/14 Asda Stores, Unloading of Barkby Thorpe Lane, Thurmaston LE4 petrol 8GN 115 PG6/43 3M Health Care Loughborough Finishing of Derby Road, Loughborough LE11 0SF pharmaceuticals 116 PG1/14 Tesco Stores Ltd, Unloading of Tesco Service Station, Park Road, petrol Loughborough LE11 2EX 119 PG6/46 Johnsons Cleaners Dry Cleaners 26-29 The Rushes, Loughborough LE11 5BG 121 PG6/46 Bradgate Cleaners Dry Cleaners 4 Bradgate Road, Anstey LE7 7AA 122 PG6/46 Supacare Ltd Dry Cleaners 79 Sibson Road, Birstall LE12 4DX 123 PG6/46 Syston Dry Cleaners Dry Cleaners 5 High Street, Syston LE7 1GP 124 PG6/46 Jill’s Launderette & Drycleaners Dry cleaners 52 Swan Street, Loughborough LE11 5BL 129 PG6/46 Clothes Horse Cleaners Dry cleaners 9-10 Bedford Square, Loughborough LE11 2TP 130 PG6/28 Meggitt Polymers & Composites, Rubber Ashby Road, Shepshed LE12 8EQ Processing 3 Ref. PG Note Name and Address of Description No. Process/Installation 132 PG6/45 Preci-Spark Ltd Surface Falcon Street, Loughborough LE11 1EH cleaning 134 PG3/1 Tarmac Ltd – Mobile plant Blending of bulk Granite House, Granite Way, Syston LE7 cement 1PL 136 PG1/14 Shell Thurcaston Unloading of A6/A46 Service Station, Birstall LE4 3BT petrol 138 PG1/14 BP Oil UK Limited (Express Shopping) Unloading of Branston Service Station, 1487 Melton petrol Road, Queniborough LE7 3FP 141 PG3/1 Tarmac Ltd – Mobile plant Blending of bulk Granite House, Granite Way, Watermead cement Business Park, Syston LE7 8PL 142 PG3/1 Tarmac Ltd – Mobile plant Blending of bulk Granite House, Granite Way, Watermead cement Business Park, Syston LE7 8PL 143 PG3/1 Tarmac Ltd – Mobile plant Granite Blending of bulk House, Granite Way, Watermead cement Business Park, Syston LE7 8PL 144 PG3/1 Tarmac Ltd – Mobile plant Blending of bulk Granite House, Granite Way, Watermead cement Business Park, Syston LE7 8PL 145 PG3/1 Mixco Concrete Ltd Blending of bulk Granite Way, Mountsorrel LE12 7TZ cement 148 PG6/45 Preci-Spark Ltd Surface Railway Terrace, Loughborough LE11 cleaning 1EH 150 PG6/31 J C Metalworks Ltd Powder coating Bishop Meadow Road, Loughborough LE11 5RE 153 PG 3/16 Westmoreland Investments Ltd, Mobile crushing 1 Westmoreland Ave, Thurmaston LE4 plant 8PH 4.
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