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Land at the Billingborough Estate Reference Number: CA/7/1/344 Parish: Billingborough, Donington, Dowsby, Gosberton, Helpringham, Horbling, Pointon and Sempringham, Rippingale, Ropsley and Humby, Swaton, Threekingham, Walcot near Folkingham Title: Land at the Billingborough Estate Reference number: CA/7/1/344 DEPOSIT OF MAP AND STATEMENT AND STATUTORY DECLARATION(S) UNDER SECTION 31(6) OF THE HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 Details of the Deposit Landowner’s name: The Crown Estate Landowner’s address: Rural Estates, 16 New Burlington Place, London, W1S 2HX Date of deposit of the 02 October 2012 map and statement: Date of Deposit of 17 October 2012 Statutory Declaration: Date deposit expires: 16 October 2022 Geographic Location Grid Reference: SK 994 345, TF 092 276, TF 123 342, TF 138 282, TF 157 395, TF 186 323 Address and postcode Stow Farm House, Pera Cottage, The Conifers and Farm Cottage, Stow, of buildings on the NG34 0JA; 16 Laundon Road, Threekingham, NG34 0AX; 24 and 27 deposited land Saltersway, Threekingham, NG34 0AU; Manor Farm, Manor Lane, Threekingham, NG34 0AZ; Three Kings Deer, Mareham Lane, Threekingham, NG34 0AS; Hoggs Cottage, Horbling, NG34 0JD; Eau Farm, Grove Cottage, Grove Farm, Smithy Cottage, Smithy Farm and West End Cottage, Swaton, NG34 0JL; 1-3 The Row and Eau Farm Cottage, Swaton, NG34 0JJ; Church House, 1-2 Crown Cottages, Manor Farm, Manor House, North End Farm, Red House Farm and 1-2 School Cottages, High Street, Swaton, NG34 0JP; Beanfield Cottage, North Drove Fen, Swaton, NG34 0JS; Cardyke House and Cardyke Cottage, Swaton, NG34 0JW; South Drove Farm, Helpringham Fen, NG34 0BP; Fen Farm and Sandygate Fen Farm, Horbling Fen, NG34 0JX; Bottom Fen Farm and Hurn Fen Farm, Billingborough Fen, NG34 0NJ; Neslam Bridge Farm and Neslam Fen Farm, Semperingham, NG34 0NH; Crown Farm and Forty Foot Farm, Pointon Fen, NG34 0LF; Eastern Cottage and Rippingale Fen Farm, Rippingale Fen, PE10 0TG; 1 High Street, Rippingale, PE10 0SR; 18 Middle Street, Rippingale, PE10 0SR; 3 and 25 High Street, Pointon, NG34 0LX; 57 High Street, Pointon, NG34 0LY; 3 West End, Pointon, NG34 0NA; 63 High Street, Pointon, NG34 0LY; Church Farm Yard, Semperingham, NG34 0LU; Semperingham House, Semperingham, NG34 0LA; 36 Grosvenor Road, Billingborough, NG34 0QW; 11, 13, 15, 17, 21 and 23 Low Road, Billingborough, NG34 0QJ; 2 Grosvenor Road, Billingborough, NG34 0QN; 41, 41a, 41b, 43 and 45 Birthorpe Road, Billingborough, NG34 0QS; 1-29 Aveland Drive, Billingborough, NG34 0QY; Birthorpe Manor, Grange Farm, 8 and 9 Oseby Lane, Birthorpe, NG34 0EX; 3 Donington Road, Horbling, NG34 0PR; 17 and 19 Donington Road, Horbling, NG34 0PS; 22 High Street, Horbling, NG34 0PE; Rookfield Cottage, and Rookfield House, Horbling, NG34 0JF; Farm Cottage and Priory Farm, Bridge End, NG34 0JG; Quadring Fen Farm, Quadring Fen, PE11 4QY Nearest city or town Bourne and Sleaford District North Kesteven, South Holland, South Kesteven COUNTY COUNCIL’S CONTACT DETAILS Section: Public Rights of Way and Countryside Access Address: Lincolnshire County Council, Communities, 4th Floor, City Hall, Lincoln, LN1 1DN Telephone: 01522 782070 Email: [email protected] REGISTER OF DEPOSITS The County Council is required by law to keep a register of maps and statements and Statutory Declarations deposited under Section 31(6) of the Highways Act 1980 available for public inspection on its website and in a paper copy format together with the deposited documents. Details including names, addresses and the location of land relating to a deposit which may be considered to be personal information are therefore in the public domain. This requirement overrides any entitlement a depositor may otherwise have under the Data Protection Act 1998 to prevent publication of such information. The paper copy of the register together with the deposited documents can be viewed by appointment during normal office hours (9:00am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday) at the County Council’s Public Rights of Way and Countryside Section at the above address. 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