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Plymouth Shopping Survey (2005) Shopping Survey 2005 Plymouth City Council www.plymouth.gov.uk/ldf Shopping Survey 2005 Contents Part 1 Summary of Use Classes in Prime/Core Frontages Part 2 Listing of Use Classes by Centre Centre Centre Name Page Centre Centre Name Page Centre Centre Name Page No. No. No. No. No. No. City Centre 1 City Centre 4 District Centres 2 Crownhill 26 5 Plympton Ridgeway 36 8 St.Budeaux 45 3 Estover 28 6 Plymstock Broadway 41 9 Transit Way 47 4 Mutley Plain 29 7 Roborough 44 Local Centres 10 Albert Road 48 28 Ham Green 66 46 Segrave Road 79 11 Barbican 51 29 Henders Corner 67 47 Southway 80 12 Beaumont Road 54 30 Higher Compton 67 48 Station Road (Devonport) 81 13 Chaddlewood 55 31 Honicknowle Green 68 49 Stoke Village 82 14 Clittaford Road 55 32 Hooe 68 50 Stone Barton 84 15 Colebrook 56 33 Hyde Park Road 69 51 Tamerton Foliot 85 16 Congreve Gardens 56 34 Keyham(Fleet St/Victory St 71 52 Underwood 85 17 Cumberland Street 57 35 King Street 71 53 Union Street 86 18 Dale Road 58 36 Leigham (Thurlestone Walk) 72 54 Upland Drive 86 19 Delamere Road 58 37 Lipson Vale 72 55 Victoria Road 87 20 Ebrington Street 59 38 Marlborough Street 73 56 West Hoe 88 21 Efford 61 39 Milehouse 75 57 West Park 88 22 Eggbuckland 61 40 North Prospect 75 58 Whitleigh Green 90 23 Elburton 62 41 Oreston 76 59 Wolseley Road 90 24 Embankment Road 63 42 Pennycomequick 76 Out of Centre Stores (Listing) 92 25 Ernesettle 64 43 Peverell Corner 77 26 George Street 65 44 Peverell Park Road 77 27 Glenholt 66 45 Salisbury Road 78 Part 1. Summary of Use Classes in Prime/Core Frontages City Centre (Summary of Prime Frontage Use Classes) Use Class Grand % of total Centre Name A1 A1/A3 A1/A5 A1/O A2 A3 A3/A4 A3/A5 A3/O A4 A5 O VA1 VA2 VA3 VA4 VO Total A1*+VA1= % Vacant City Centre 1032 0 042 1 3 000020000117 90% 2% (Prime Frontage Central) City Centre 1291 0 13170 3 042550101172 76% 4% (Prime Frontage Remaining) District Centres (Summary of Core Occupant Use Classes) Use Class Grand % of total Centre Name A1 A1/A3 A1/A5 A1/O A2 A3 A3/A4 A3/A5 A3/O A4 A5 O VA1 VA2 VA3 VA4 VO Total A1*+VA1= % Vacant Crownhill 121 0 051 0 0 002100000 22 59% 0% Estover 5 0 0 010 0 0 001000000 7 71% 0% Mutley Plain 340 0 0112 0 2 021211000 56 61% 4% Plympton Ridgeway 411 1 0132 0 2 022210001 68 63% 3% Plymstock Broadway 221 0 030 0 0 000000000 26 88% 0% Roborough 5 0 0 010 0 0 000010000 7 71% 14% St. Budueaux 9 0 0 041 0 0 012020000 19 47% 11% Transit Way 120 0 010 0 0 000000001 14 86% 7% 1 Local Centres (Summary of Core Occupant Use Classes) Use Class Grand % of total Centre Name A1 A1/A3 A1/A5 A1/O A2 A3 A3/A4 A3/A5 A3/O A4 A5 O VA1 VA2 VA3 VA4 VO Total A1*+VA1= % Vacant Albert Road 130 1 001 0 1 004330000 26 54% 12% Barbican 270 0 016 0 0 034020000 43 63% 5% Beaumont Road 9 0 0 000 0 0 000400000 13 69% 0% Chaddlewood 2 0 0 001 0 0 002000000 5 40% 0% Clittaford Road 2 0 0 000 0 0 000100000 3 67% 0% Colebrook 7 0 1 000 0 0 000100000 9 89% 0% Congreve Gardens 4 0 0 000 0 0 000000000 4 100% 0% Cumberland Street 4 0 0 010 0 0 012410000 13 31% 8% Dale Road 4 0 0 000 0 0 000000000 4 100% 0% Delamere Road 2 0 0 000 0 0 001100000 4 50% 0% Ebrington Street 140 1 012 0 0 022242001 31 48% 23% Efford 4 0 0 000 0 0 001100000 6 67% 0% Eggbuckland 3 0 0 000 0 0 000010000 4 75% 25% Elburton 110 0 020 0 0 004000000 17 65% 0% Embankment Road 180 0 010 0 0 002330100 28 64% 14% Ernesettle 7 0 0 000 0 0 002010000 10 70% 10% George Street 2 0 0 020 0 0 000000001 5 40% 20% Glenholt 3 0 0 000 0 0 000000000 3 100% 0% Ham Green 5 1 0 000 0 0 000010000 7 86% 14% Hender's Corner 4 0 0 020 0 0 000000000 6 67% 0% Higher Compton 6 0 0 010 0 0 000000000 7 86% 0% Honicknowle Green 6 0 0 000 0 0 000000100 7 86% 14% Hooe 2 0 0 000 0 0 002040000 8 25% 50% Hyde Park 200 0 010 0 0 002210000 26 77% 4% Keyham 4 0 0 000 0 0 000210000 7 57% 14% King Street 3 0 0 000 0 0 001000000 4 75% 0% Leigham 2 0 0 010 0 0 001000000 4 50% 0% Lipson Vale 1 0 0 000 0 0 001040000 6 17% 67% Marlborough Street 151 1 012 0 0 011451011 34 50% 24% 2 Local Centres (Summary of Core Occupant Use Classes) Use Class Grand % of total Centre Name A1 A1/A3 A1/A5 A1/O A2 A3 A3/A4 A3/A5 A3/O A4 A5 O VA1 VA2 VA3 VA4 VO Total A1*+VA1= % Vacant Milehouse 3 0 1 000 0 0 001200000 7 57% 0% Norrth Prospect 2 0 0 000 0 0 002100000 5 40% 0% Oreston 2 0 0 001 0 0 000010000 4 50% 25% Pennycomequick 5 0 0 000 0 0 000100001 7 71% 14% Peverell Corner 7 0 0 000 0 0 000100001 9 78% 11% Peverell Park Road 4 0 0 010 0 0 000110000 7 57% 14% Salisbury Road 7 0 0 010 0 0 001110001 12 58% 17% Segrave Road 3 0 0 000 0 0 000200000 5 60% 0% Southway 9 0 0 030 0 0 002010000 15 60% 7% Station Road 7 0 0 001 0 0 000730001 19 37% 21% (Devonport) Stoke Village 160 0 030 0 0 132620000 33 48% 6% Stone Barton 3 0 0 010 0 0 001010000 6 50% 17% Tamerton Foliot 2 0 0 000 0 0 001000000 3 67% 0% Underwood 5 0 0 000 0 0 010000000 6 83% 0% Union Street 5 0 0 000 0 0 001110000 8 63% 13% Upland Drive 6 0 0 000 0 0 001000000 7 86% 0% Victoria Road 8 0 0 000 0 0 002220001 15 53% 20% West Hoe 3 0 0 001 0 0 000000000 4 75% 0% West Park 100 0 020 0 0 004210000 19 53% 5% Whitleigh Green 9 0 0 001 0 0 001000000 11 82% 0% Wolseley Road 9 0 0 021 0 0 002000000 14 64% 0% KEY V=Vacant O=Other *=Includes all premises with an A1 use 3 Part 2. Listing of Use Classes by Centre The City Centre 1 CITY CENTRE Name Trading Activity Address Ground Prime Use No. Floor Frontage Class Floors Edinburgh Wool Mill Clothes 101 Armada Way Y R A1 1 QS Ladies Clothes 103-105 Armada Way Y R A1 1 Evening Herald News Shop News./Office 107 Armada Way Y R A1 1 Not Trading Vacant 109 Armada Way Y R VA1 1 Not Trading Vacant 111 Armada Way Y R VA1 1 Chef's Chinese Restaurant Restaurant 49 Mayflower Street Y N A3 2 Not Trading Vacant 113 Armada Way Y R VA1 1 Not Trading Vacant Office Premises 1st to 3rd Floors, 115 Armada Way N N VO 3 The Disney Store Gifts/Games 119-121 Armada Way Y R A1 1 Top Shop/Top Man Clothes 125-129 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Currys Ltd Electrical Goods 131-133 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Carwardine's Coffees/Teas/Café 135-137 Armada Way Y C A1/A3 3 American Express Travel Service Travel Agent 139 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Nationwide Building Society 141-143 Armada Way Y C A2 3 The Carphone Warehouse Mobile/Car Phones 145 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Conway Clothes 147 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Barclays Bank Bank 151 Arm.Way(50 Corn.St.) Y N A2 3 Portman Building Soc. Building Society 153-155 Armada Way Y N A2 1 Hays Montrose Employment Agency 1st and 2nd Floors, 153-155 Armada Way N N A2 2 Survey Date: June/July 2005 4 Shopping Survey 2005 1 CITY CENTRE Name Trading Activity Address Ground Prime Use No. Floor Frontage Class Floors Windowplas Recruitment Employment Agency 3rd Floor, 153-155 Armada Way N N A2 1 Abbey National Building Society 157-159 Armada Way Y N A2 3 Alliance & Leicester Building Society 161-163 Armada Way Y N A2 2 Lloyds TSB Bank 165 Armada Way Y N A2 2 Chelsea Building Society 169 Armada Way Y N A2 2 Woolwich Building Society 171 Armada Way Y N A2 2 Not Trading Vacant Offices 2nd Floor, 167-171 Armada Way N N VO 1 Not Trading Vacant Offices 3rd Floor, 167-171 Armada Way N N VO 1 Ernest Jones Jeweller 124 Armada Way Y C A1 3 The Body Shop Toiletries 126 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Claires Fashion Accessories 128 Armada Way Y C A1 3 British Home Stores Dept. Store 130-138 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Virgin Megastore Records/Tapes/Video/CDs/DVDs 140-146 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Contact Lens Centre Optician 152-154 Armada Way Y C A1 3 Reed Employment Agency 156-158 Armada Way Y N A2 2 Havanas Specialist Clinic 2nd Floor, 158 Armada Way N N O 1 Co-operative Bank Bank 160 Armada Way Y N A2 3 Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society 162-164 Armada Way Y N A2 2 Not Trading Vacant Office 2nd Floor, 164 Armada Way N N VO 1 Birmingham Midshires Bank 166-168 Armada Way Y N A2 2 Jobs at Pretemps Employment Agency 2nd Floor 166-168 Armada Way N N A2 1 Select Employment Agency 2nd Floor, 170 Armada Way (Armada House) N N A2 1 Not Trading Vacant Office 3rd Floor, 170 Armada Way (Armada House) N N VO 1 Canadian Muffin Co Café 172 Armada Way Y N A1/A3 1 Survey Date: June/July 2005 5 Shopping Survey 2005 1 CITY CENTRE Name Trading Activity Address Ground Prime Use No.
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