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Community Asset Register ASSET REGISTER at 5th October 2017 Asset No Asset Name Building Name Building No Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town Post Code Property Type Eastings Northings 0002 Musselburgh Grammar School 86A Inveresk Road Musselburgh EH21 7BB Secondary School 334436 672274 0004 Musselburgh Sports Centre 105 Newbigging Musselburgh EH217AS Recreational Facility 334602 672299 0005 Ross High School Well Wynd Tranent EH33 2EQ Secondary School 340413 672620 0006 Ross High School Playing Fields King's Road Tranent Recreational Facility 340521 672413 0007 St. Josephs School St. Josephs School Meadowmill Tranent EH33 1DT Childrens Centre 340543 674096 0008 Loch Road Car Park Loch Road Tranent Car Park 340579 672609 0009 St. Martins RC Primary School High Street Tranent EH33 1HJ Primary School 340931 672697 0010 Spott Village Hall Former Spott School High Road Spott Dunbar EH42 1RJ Hall 367280 675522 0012 Citizens Advice Bureau 141 High Street Musselburgh EH21 7DD Office 334397 672656 0013 East Loan Centre Social Work Co-Operative Buildings East Loan Prestonpans EH32 9ED Day Centre 339046 674372 0022 Alderston House Alderston House Haddington EH41 3SF Office 349901 674487 0026 Whin Park Industrial Estate - 16 units Whin Park Industrial Estate Edinburgh Road Cockenzie Prestonpans EH32 9SF Industrial 339751 675405 0028 Prestonpans Nursery School 12 Kirk Street Prestonpans EH32 9NX Nursery School 338765 674452 0029 North Berwick Nursery School 8A Law Road North Berwick EH39 4PN Nursery School 355179 684975 0030 Levenhall Nursery School 12 Moir Place Musselburgh EH21 8JD Nursery School 336154 672693 0031 Meadowpark Knox Academy Victoria Road Haddington EH41 4DJ Miscellaneous 351116 673713 0034 Innerwick Field Study Centre Main Street Innerwick Dunbar EH42 1SE Miscellaneous 372011 673926 0036 Stoneyhill Primary School Clayknowes Road Musselburgh EH21 6UL Primary School 333140 672037 0049 Whitecraig Community Centre 44A Whitecraig Crescent Whitecriag Musselburgh EH21 8NG Community Centre 335112 670037 0050 Wallyford Community Centre Albert Place Wallyford Musselburgh EH21 8LE Youth Club 336859 672191 0051 Red School Youth Centre West Loan Prestonpans EH32 9DY Youth Club 338767 674449 0052 North Berwick Community Centre 8 Law Road North Berwick EH39 4PN Community Centre 355184 684993 0054 Preston Lodge High School Park View Prestonpans EH32 9QJ Secondary School 339416 674413 0055 Law Primary School 10 Law Road North Berwick EH39 4QZ Primary School 355196 684521 0056 North Berwick High School Grange Road North Berwick EH39 4QS Secondary School 355087 684678 0057 Knox Academy Pencaitland Road Haddington EH41 4DT Secondary School 350912 673625 0058 Dunbar Grammar School 62 Summerfield Road Dunbar EH42 1NJ Secondary School 366982 678643 0059 Yester Primary School 41 Park Road Gifford Haddington EH41 4QP Primary School 353682 667852 0060 Whitecraig Primary School 44A Whitecraig Crescent Whitecraig Musselburgh EH21 8NG Primary School 335104 670032 0061 West Barns Primary School 17A School Brae West Barns Dunbar EH42 1TZ Primary School 365950 678091 0062 Wallyford Primary School 39 Salters Road Wallyford Musselburgh EH21 8LB Primary School 336860 672184 0063 Aberlady Primary School Moor Road Aberlady Longniddry EH32 0RQ Primary School 346201 679753 0064 Athelstaneford Primary School Athelstaneford North Berwick EH39 5BE Primary School 353480 677255 0065 Tranent Primary School Sandersons Wynd Tranent EH33 1DA Primary School 340633 673036 0066 Tranent Infant School Sandersons Wynd Tranent EH33 1DA Primary School 340550 672990 0068 Stenton Primary School H1 Stenton Dunbar EH42 1TE Primary School 362018 674014 0071 St. Gabriels RC Primary School South Grange Avenue Prestonpans EH32 9LH Primary School 338750 674014 0072 Saltoun Primary School Main Street Pencaitland East Saltoun Tranent EH34 5DY Primary School 347433 667994 0073 Prestonpans Primary School Preston Road Prestonpans EH32 9EN Primary School 339145 673937 0074 Prestonpans Infant School West Loan Prestonpans EH32 9NX Primary School 338844 674411 0075 Pinkie St. Peters Primary School 44 Pinkie Road Musselburgh EH21 7HA Primary School 335142 672615 0076 Pencaitland Primary School 8A The Glebe Pencaitland Tranent EH34 5EZ Primary School 344456 668955 0077 Ormiston Primary School Meadowbank Ormiston Tranent EH35 5LQ Primary School 341246 669090 0078 Musselburgh Burgh Primary School 1A Kilwinning Street Musselburgh EH21 7EF Primary School 334459 672536 0079 Macmerry Primary School 13 Main Road Macmerry Tranent EH33 1QA Primary School 343691 672499 0080 Loretto RC Primary School 30 Newbigging Musselburgh EH21 7AH Primary School 334696 672595 0081 Longniddry Primary School 8C Kitchener Crescent Longniddry EH32 0LR Primary School 344393 676305 0082 Kings Meadow Primary School Brewery Park Haddington EH41 3DT Primary School 351296 673688 0083 Innerwick Primary School 18A Kirk Brae Innerwick Dunbar EH42 1SD Primary School 372204 674124 0084 Humbie Primary School Humbie EH36 5PJ Primary School 345778 662670 0085 Gullane Primary School 56 Muirfield Terrace Gullane EH31 2HL Primary School 348692 682632 0086 Elphinstone Primary School Main Street Elphinstone Tranent EH33 2LX Primary School 339506 670162 0087 East Linton Primary School 17 School Road East Linton EH40 3AJ Primary School 358848 677339 0088 Dunbar Primary School 6A Lammermuir Dunbar EH42 1DG Primary School 367429 678766 0089 Dirleton Primary School Main Road Dirleton North Berwick EH39 5HE Primary School 351169 683685 0090 Cockenzie Primary School 24 Osborne Terrace Cockenzie Prestonpans EH32 0BX Primary School 340249 675448 0091 Campie Primary School 3 Stoneyhill Farm Road Musselburgh EH21 6QS Primary School 333631 672570 0092 West Barns Industrial Estate Edinburgh Road West Barns Dunbar EH421ST Industrial 365221 678039 0093 Wallyford Bing Salters Road Wallyford Musselburgh Miscellaneous 337104 671712 0096 Mid Road Industrial Estate - 11 Units Mid Road Prestonpans EH32 9ER Industrial 338989 673705 0099 Macmerry Industrial Estate Environs Penston Macmerry Tranent EH33 1RD Industrial 344283 672765 0101 Land Meadowmill Meadowmill Tranent Agricultural Land 340587 673607 0105 Eskgreen Old Peoples Home 10 Shorthope Street Musselburgh EH21 7DB Old Peoples Home 334378 672705 0108 The Abbey Old Peoples Home 10 Old Abbey Road North Berwick EH39 4BP Old Peoples Home 354636 684984 0110 Primrose Day Centre 2 Main Street Ormiston Tranent EH35 5HT Day Centre 341322 669249 0111 Prestonpans Physical Disabiliy Centre Preston Road Prestonpans EH32 9QS Day Centre 339163 674101 0114 Fa'side Lodge Old Peoples Home 22A Church Street Tranent EH33 1AB Old Peoples Home 340422 672904 0116 Olivebank Childrens Centre 104 Market Street Musselburgh EH21 6QA Childrens Centre 333633 672694 0117 Lothian Villa Childrens Centre 40 Ravensheugh Road Musselburgh EH21 7QB Childrens Centre 336131 673023 0122 Haddington Car Park (long stay) Newton Port Haddington EH41 3 Car Park 351389 674015 0123 St. Andrew Street Car Park 1-5 St. Andrew Street North Berwick EH39 4 Car Park 355230 685199 0124 Law Road Car Park 1-3 Law Road North Berwick EH39 4 Car Park 355300 685259 0125 Poldrate Car Park 1-2 Poldrate Haddington EH41 4 Car Park 351710 673566 0126 Millhill Car Park 86 Millhill Musselburgh EH21 7R Car Park 334438 672742 0127 Newton Port Car Park Newton Port Haddington EH41 3 Car Park 351567 674010 0128 Winton Place Car Park 15 Winton Place Tranent EH33 1AH Car Park 340553 672824 0136 Athelstaneford Doocot Doocot Main Street Athelstaneford North Berwick EH39 5BE Museum 353266 677372 0152 Play Area Cockenzie School Cockenzie Prestonpans Park 340393 675441 0153 Cockenzie Harbour Slipway and Moorings Cockenzie Prestonpans Harbour 339783 675674 1054 Office 33 High Street Cockenzie 33 High Street Cockenzie Prestonpans EH32 0HP Shop 340062 675733 0155 Caravan Site Yellowcraigs Yellowcriag Caravan Site Dirleton North Berwick EH395DS Caravan Park 351510 685249 0156 Storage Yard Spott Road Industrial Estate Spott Road Industrial Dunbar EH421RS Industrial Land 368481 677999 0159 Shop 93A Summerfield Road 93A Summerfield Road Dunbar EH421NL Shop 366922 678573 0160 Office 56 Warrender Crescent 56 Warrender Crescent Dunbar EH421LU Office 368073 678140 0161 Sub Station 3 Summerfield Road 3 Summerfield Road Dunbar EH421DS Electricity Sub Station 367291 678530 0162 Sub Station 51 Countess Road 51 Countess Road Dunbar EH421DT Electricity Sub Station 367578 678584 0164 Office 141 High Street Dunbar 141 High Street Dunbar EH421ES Shop 367886 679045 0190 Shop Art Gallery 143 High Street Dunbar 143 High Street Dunbar EH421ES Shop 367884 679051 0193 Sub Station St. Margarets St. Margarets North Road Dunbar EH421XE Electricity Sub Station 366573 679122 0196 Bowling Club West Barns Edinburgh Road West Barns Dunbar EH421TU Recreational Facility 365782 678229 0197 Caravan Site Belhaven Caravan Park Belhaven Dunbar EH421TS Caravan Park 366080 678454 1001 Garden Ground Lamer Court Dunbar 1 Lamer Court Dunbar EH421JB Miscellaneous 368100 678997 1002 Former Show Ground Former Show Ground Lamer Street Dunbar Public Open Space 368044 678966 1010 Woodbush Pottery Dunbar Woodbush Pottery Woodbush Brae Dunbar EH421HB Factory/Industrial Unit 368192 678775 1014 Westgate Day Centre Westgate Dunbar EH421JL Day Centre 367763 679037 1016 Thorntonloch Caravan Site Caravan Site Thorntonloch Dunbar EH421QS Caravan Park 375131 674534 1017 Gas Governor Site Station Yard E Linton Station Yard Station Road East Linton EH403DP Substation Gas Govenor 359029 677057 1019 Yard Station Yard East Linton Station Yard Station Road East Linton EH403DP
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