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BT Consultation Listings 2021 Initial Consult JCLD11052021.Xlsx 2021 BT Listings - Phonebox Removal Consultation - New Listings May 2021 Calls Average Details of TC/PC response 2016/2019/2020 Kiosk to be Any additional responses to previous Tel_No Address Post_Code Kiosk Type Conservation Area? monthly calls Name of Town/Parish Council Consultations Amend or maintain previous response? adopted? consultations? SC final comments previous consultations 01743247613 O/S TSB PCO1 MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD SHREWSBURY SY1 3BD KX100 N 1 Shrewsbury TC N/A N/A N/A N/A Hodnet Parish Council support consent to Object to removal - Isolated area, high call 01630685349 PCO1 WOLLERTON MARKET DRAYTON TF9 3NB KX100 N 0 Hodnet PC removal 22-11-16 usage 01948663204 PCO PCO1 WATERGATE STREET WHITCHURCH SY13 1DW KX100 Y 21 Whitchurch TC N/A N/A N/A N/A Object to removal - Mobile coverage is Object to removal- Welshhampton & Lyneal poor, distance to nearest payphone, low 01948710311 PCO COPES LANE WELSHAMPTON ELLESMERE SY12 0PY KX100 N 0 Welshampton and Lyneal PC Parish Council 06-02-18 income housing Object to removal - Low income housing, Object to removal- Cockshutt cum Petton Parish mobile coverage is poor, distance to 01939270201 PCO PCO1 SHREWSBURY ROAD COCKSHUTT ELLESMERE SY12 0JH KX100 N 0 Cockshutt-cum-Petton PC Council 15-11-16 nearest payphone Object to removal - Mobile coverage is Object to removal- Baschurch Parish Council 21- poor, isolated area, distance to nearest 01939260353 PCO PCO1 WESTON LULLINGFIELDS SHREWSBURY SY4 2AA KX100 N 2 Baschurch PC 11-16 payphone Object to removal - Ellesmere Rural Parish 01691622273 PCO PCO1 WELSH FRANKTON OSWESTRY SY11 4NX KX100 N 0 Ellesmere Rural PC Council 25-11-16 Object to removal - accident blackspot Obect to removal - Whittington Parish Council 31- 01691662211 PCO PCO1 BABBINSWOOD OSWESTRY SY11 4PQ KX100 N 1 Whittington PC 01-17 Object to removal - High call usage Object to removal - Isolated area, mobile Y - World Heritage coverage is poor, high number of tourists, site and Scheduled Object to removal- Weston Rhyn Parish Council high number of households, distance to 01691772327 PCO1 LOWER CHIRK BANK WREXHAM LL14 5DD KX100 Ancient Monument 1 Weston Rhyn PC 21-11-16 nearest payphone Y - World Heritage Consent to removal - Weston Rhyn Parish Object to removal - Low income housing, 01691773407 PCO1 STATION ROAD WESTON RHYN OSWESTRY SY10 7RS KX100 Site Buffer Zone 0 Weston Rhyn PC Council 21-11-16 required for emergency use 01691653380 O/S POST OFFICE PCO1 WILLOW STREET OSWESTRY SY11 1AG KX100 Y 33 Oswestry TC N/A N/A N/A N/A Object to removal - Isolated area, mobile Object to removal- Oswestry Rural Parish Council coverage is poor, distance to nearest 01691653114 LLANARMON ROAD PCO1 RHYDYCROESAU OSWESTRY SY10 7PS KX100 N 0 Oswestry Rural PC 30-11-16 payphone Object to removal -Isolated area, high Object to removal- Oswestry Rural Parish Council number of tourists, mobile coverage is 01691828540 NANT MAWR P.O. POST OFFICE NANTMAWR OSWESTRY SY10 9HL KX100 N 0 Llanyblodwell PC 20-11-16 poor, distance to nearest payphone Object to removal - High number of Object to removal- Oswestry Rural Parish Council tourists, mobile coverage is poor, distance 01691656259 PCO PCO1 MAESBURY MARSH OSWESTRY SY10 8JA KX100 N 1 Oswestry Rural PC 30-11-16 to nearest payphone Object to removal - Isolated area, high Object to removal- Kinnerley Parish Council 30- number of tourists, mobile coverage is 01691682331 KINNERLEY P O PCO1 KINNERLEY OSWESTRY SY10 8DF K6 Y 0 Kinnerley PC 01-17 poor, distance to nearest payphone Object to removal - Mobile coverage is Object to removal- Kinnerley Parish Council 30- poor, high number of tourists, isolated area, 01743741310 PCO PCO1 PENTRE SHREWSBURY SY4 1BT KX100 N 0 Kinnerley PC 01-17 distance to nearest payphone Consent to removal - Bomere Heath Parish 01743850311 PCO PCO1 GRAFTON SHREWSBURY SY4 1HH KX100 N 0 Bomere Heath PC Council 30-11-16 Object to removal - High call usage Consent to removal - Bomere Heath Parish Object to removal - Location by school, 01939290240 PCO PCO1 GREEN LANE BOMERE HEATH SHREWSBURY SY4 3NG KX100 N 3 Bomere Heath PC Council 30-11-16 perceived social need Object to removal - Isolated area, high Object to removal- Myddle & Harmer Hill Parish number of tourists, distance to nearest 01939290313 PCO PCO1 HARMER HILL SHREWSBURY SY4 3DZ KX100 N 0 Myddle and Broughton PC Council 08-11-16 payphone Abstention from commenting- Wem Rural Parish 01939232867 PCO PCO1 ASTON SHREWSBURY SY4 5JQ KX100 N 0 Wem Rural PC Council 02-11-16 Object to removal - Isolated area 01939200200 PCO PCO1 LEE BROCKHURST SHREWSBURY SY4 5QH K6 N 0 Moreton Corbet and Lee Brockhurst PC N/A N/A N/A N/A Object to removal- Moreton Corbet & Lee 01939220226 PCO PCO1 PRESTON BROCKHURST SHREWSBURY SY4 5QA K6 N 0 Moreton Corbet and Lee Brockhurst PC Brockhurst Parish Council 08-11-16 Object to removal - Accident blackspot Object to removal - High call usage, 01939210200 PCO PCO1 PLEX ROAD HADNALL SHREWSBURY SY4 3DQ KX100 N 0 Hadnall PC N/A required for emergency use Object to removal- Shrewsbury Town Council 14- 01743447025 PCO1 LANCASTER ROAD SHREWSBURY SY1 3LE KX100 N 0 Shrewsbury TC 12-16 Object to removal - Local Member Object to removal - High call usage Object to removal- Shrewsbury Town Council 14- Object to removal - High call usage, 01743241834 PCO PCO1 MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD SHREWSBURY SY1 3BD KX100 N 26 Shrewsbury TC 12-16 proximity to vulnerable households Object to removal- Shrewsbury Town Council 14- 01743447639 SENTINEL GARDENS PCO1 WHITCHURCH ROAD SHREWSBURY SY1 4DN KX100 N 3 Shrewsbury TC 12-16 Object to removal - Local Member Object to removal - High call usage Object to removal- Shrewsbury Town Council 14- Object to removal - High call usage, 01743247020 PCO PCO1 BERWICK AVENUE SHREWSBURY SY1 2NT K6 N 0 Shrewsbury TC 12-16 Object to removal - Local Member proximity to vulnerable households 01743247026 GREYFRIARS BRIDGE PCO1 LONGDEN COLEHAM SHREWSBURY SY3 7DQ KX100 Y 23 Shrewsbury TC N/A N/A N/A N/A 01743242174 PCO TELEPHONE KIOSK WOODFIELD ROAD SHREWSBURY SY3 8HY KX100 N 0 Shrewsbury TC N/A N/A N/A N/A Object to removal- Westbury Parish Council 31- Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01743821211 PCO PCO1 YOCKLETON SHREWSBURY SY5 9PN KX100 N 0 Westbury PC 01-2017 poor, required for emergency use 01743241977 OPP LONDON APPRENTICE PCO1 COTON HILL SHREWSBURY SY1 2DR KX100 Y 1 Shrewsbury TC N/A N/A N/A N/A 01743244634 O/S PENSFOLD SHOPPING CENTRE PCO1 PENSFOLD BICTON HEATH SHREWSBURY SY3 5HF KX100 N 13 Shrewsbury TC N/A N/A N/A N/A Object to removal- Chirbury Parish Council 30-11- Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01938561206 PCO1 MARTON WELSHPOOL SY21 8JT K6 N 0 Chirbury with Brompton PC 16 Object to removal- Cllr Kidd 30-11-16 poor, required for emergency use Object to removal- Chirbury Parish Council 30-11- Object to removal- Cllr Kidd 30-11-16 Object Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01938561242 PCO PCO1 PRIEST WESTON MONTGOMERY SY15 6DE K6 Y 0 Chirbury with Brompton PC 16 to removal- Local Policing Team poor, required for emergency use Object to removal- Worthem with Shelve Parish Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01588650234 SHELVE.A448 OPP THE MARSH PCO1 MINSTERLEY SHREWSBURY SY5 0BA KX100 N 0 Worthern with Shelve PC Council Object to removal- Local Policing Team poor, isolated area Object to removal, Bettws-Y-Crwyn Parish Object to removal- Cllr Nigel Hartin Object Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01547510231 BETTWS Y CRWYN NR BEGUILDY PCO1 BETTWS-Y-CRWYN CRAVEN ARMS SY7 8PH K6 N 0 Bettws Y Crwyn PC Council 22-11-16 to removal- Local Policing Team poor, isolated area Object to removal- Cllr Nigel Hartin Object Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01588640211 PCO PCO1 WHITCOTT KEYSETT CRAVEN ARMS SY7 8QE K6 N 0 Clun TC Object to removal- Clun Town Council 18-01-17 to removal- Local Policing Team poor, isolated area Consent to removal- Bishops Castle Town Was proposed to be 01588638266 PCO PCO1 COLEBATCH BISHOPS CASTLE SY9 5JY K6 Y 0 Bishops Castle Town Council Council 22-11-16 adopted. N/A Object to removal- Clunbury Parish Council 30- Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01588660258 B 4385 KEMPTON CALLOW HILL ROAD CRAVEN ARMS BUSINESS PARK CRAVEN ARMS SY7 9QA K6 N 0 Clunbury PC 11-16 poor, high number of tourists Object to removal- Clunbury Parish Council 30- Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01588660332 PCO1 CLUNTON CRAVEN ARMS SY7 0HP K6 Y 0 Clunbury PC 11-16 Object to removal- Cllr Nigel Hartin poor, high number of tourists Object to removal- Clunbury Parish Council 30- Object to removal - Mobile coverage is 01588660287 PCO1 TWITCHEN CRAVEN ARMS SY7 0HN K6 N 0 Clunbury PC 11-16 Object to removal - Cllr Nigel Hartin poor, high number of tourists Object to removal - Mobile coverage is poor, distance to nearest payphone, Object to removal- Bestone & Bucknell Parish required for emergency use, proxdimity to 01547530301 PCO PCO1 BEDSTONE BUCKNELL SY7 0BE K6 Y 0 Bedstone and Bucknall PC Council 31-10-16 vulnerable households Object to removal - Isolated area, high Object to removal- Hopesay Parish Council 27- number of tourists, mobile coverage is 01588673384 PCO1 LONGMEADOW END CRAVEN ARMS SY7 8ED K6 N 0 Hopesay PC 11-16 poor, distance to nearest payphone Object to removal - Isolated area, high Object to removal- Hopesay Parish Council 27- number of tourists, mobile coverage is 01588660211 PCO1 ASTON-ON-CLUN CRAVEN ARMS SY7 8ET KX100 Y 0 Hopesay PC 11-16 poor, distance to nearest payphone Object to removal - Isolated location, high Object to removal- Hopesay Parish Council 27- number of tourists, distance to nearest 01588680228 PCO1 ROUND OAK CRAVEN ARMS SY7 8HQ K6 N 0 Hopesay PC 11-16 payphone Objection to removal - Isolated location, Object to removal-Edgton Parish Meeting 22-11- high number of tourists, distance to nearest 01588680216 PCO1 EDGTON CRAVEN ARMS SY7 8HN K6 Y 0 Edgton PC 16 payphone.
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