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Empty Properties Liable From Property Reference Account Name Account Name Address Address Address Address Postcode Rv Empty From Exempt Epr Empty Prop Exemption Type VO Property Description Code VO Property Description Correspondence Address Correspondence Address Correspondence Address Correspondence Address Correspondence Address 01/04/1994 6100362000002 BISHOPS THE AVENUE WORCESTER WR1 3QA 8300 21/07/2012 Y Y Listed Building CS3 HAIRDRESSING SALON AND PREMISES 4 CHARNWOOD CLOSE ST JOHNS WORCESTER WR2 4NZ 05/06/2015 6106080001411 PART 1ST FLOOR 14 THE TYTHING WORCESTER WR1 1HD 5200 01/04/2016 Y Y Listed Building CO Offices C/O MR DAVID DUCKHAM 14 THE TYTHING WORCESTER WR1 1HD 31/08/2011 6101482000100 1 COMER ROAD WORCESTER WR2 5HU 1775 31/08/2011 Y Y RV CS SHOP AND PREMISES ST JOHNS FISH BAR LAMBERT ROAD WORCESTER WR2 5HU 01/04/1994 6106080004101 R/O 41 THE TYTHING WORCESTER WR1 1JT 2000 01/04/2002 Y Y RV IF3 WORKSHOP AND PREMISES 3 STEPHENSON TERRACE WORCESTER WR1 3EA 23/06/1997 6106020011300 CAR SALES ADJ 113 TUNNEL HILL WORCESTER WR4 9SB 1875 01/04/2002 Y Y RV CX CAR SALES LAND AND PREMS 113 TUNNEL HILL WORCESTER WR4 9SB 01/03/2007 610068550600C GROUND FLOOR UNIT 60C BLACKPOLE TRADING ESTATE WEST WORCESTER WR3 8TJ 6500 31/07/2016 N Y CO OFFICES AND PREMISES UNIT 60C BLACKPOLE TRADING ESTATE WEST WORCESTER WR3 8TJ 10/08/2013 6106080001311 GND FLOOR REAR 1ST & 2ND FLOORS 13 THE TYTHING WORCESTER WR1 1HD 4550 10/08/2013 Y Y Listed Building IF3 Workshop and Premises C/O 2 MELSTOCK ROAD KINGS HEATH BIRMINGHAM B14 7ND 09/12/2001 6102970000100 1 HUNGERPIT WALK WORCESTER WR3 7HY 4300 01/04/2002 N Y Industrial Property IF3 WORKSHOP AND PREMISES 10 BELMONT WALK WORCESTER WR3 7HY 01/01/2014 6105280000201 1 SHAW MEWS SHAW STREET WORCESTER WR1 3QQ 7100 01/01/2014 Y Y Listed Building CO OFFICES AND PREMISES C/O ASH & CO GREAT WESTERN ROAD GLOUCESTER GL1 3ND 01/06/2004 6102241006311 SECOND FLOOR REAR 63 FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1DX 3350 01/04/2002 Y Y Listed Building CO OFFICES AND PREMISES C/O ASH & CO GREAT WESTERN ROAD GLOUCESTER GL1 3ND 27/09/2004 6102241006309 3RD FLOOR REAR 63 FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1DX 2950 31/12/1999 Y Y Listed Building CO OFFICES AND PREMISES C/O ASH & CO GREAT WESTERN ROAD GLOUCESTER GL1 3ND 14/03/2009 6100453001100 11 BARBOURNE ROAD WORCESTER WR1 1RS 1600 14/03/2009 Y Y RV CS Shop and Premises 15A SWINTON LANE WORCESTER WR2 4JE 01/06/2016 6103700004501 45 LOWESMOOR WORCESTER WR1 2RS 4350 01/06/2016 Y Y Listed Building CS SHOP AND PREMISES PENSOSE WORCESTER ROAD MALVERN WORCS WR13 5AY 01/04/2016 6100453001500 15 BARBOURNE ROAD WORCESTER WR1 1RS 3500 01/04/2016 N Y CS SHOP AND PREMISES 17 BARBOURNE ROAD WORCESTER WR1 1RS 01/04/2005 6101472000025 OFFICE 25 1 SIDBURY HOUSE COLLEGE STREET WORCESTER WR1 2LT 1150 01/04/2005 Y Y RV CO OFFICE WOLVERLEY LODGE LEA LANE WOLVERLEY KIDDERMINSTER DY10 3RL 01/04/2005 6101472000026 OFFICE 26 1 SIDBURY HOUSE COLLEGE STREET WORCESTER WR1 2LT 1175 01/04/2005 Y Y RV CO OFFICE WOLVERLEY LODGE LEA LANE WOLVERLEY KIDDERMINSTER DY10 3RL 01/04/2005 6101472000029 OFFICE 29 1 SIDBURY HOUSE COLLEGE STREET WORCESTER WR1 2LT 1525 01/04/2005 Y Y RV CO OFFICE WOLVERLEY LODGE LEA LANE WOLVERLEY KIDDERMINSTER DY10 3RL 01/04/2005 6101472000030 OFFICE 30 SIDBURY HOUSE COLELGE STREET WORCESTER WR1 2LT 1325 01/04/2005 Y Y RV CO OFFICE WOLVERLEY LODGE LEA LANE WOLVERLEY KIDDERMINSTER DY10 3RL 21/03/2008 6102241006315 3RD FLOOR FRONT 63 FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1DX 3550 01/04/2010 Y Y Listed Building CO OFFICES AND PREMISES C/O ASH & CO GREAT WESTERN ROAD GLOUCESTER GL1 3ND 17/02/2008 6102500000037 RIGHT HAND STORE R/O UNIT 2 GREGORY'S MILL STREET WORCESTER WR3 8BS 1225 01/09/2008 Y Y RV CW3 STORE HIGH HOUSE ANKERDINE HILL KNIGHTWICK WORCS WR6 5PR 01/12/2005 6104452000101 FIRST FLOOR REAR 1 PARK STREET WORCESTER WR5 1AA 2025 01/12/2005 Y Y RV CO OFFICE AND PREMISES 84 WYLDS LANE WORCESTER WR5 1DJ 01/04/2002 6105570006700 GROUND FLOOR 67 ST JOHNS WORCESTER WR2 5AG 4250 01/04/2002 Y Y Listed Building CS SHOP 65 ST JOHNS WORCESTER WR2 5AG 22/07/2011 6103362001300 13 LANSDOWNE ROAD WORCESTER WR1 1ST 1850 22/07/2011 Y Y RV CS SHOP AND PREMISES 13 LANSDOWNE ROAD WORCESTER WR1 1ST 01/02/2007 6106080004900 49 THE TYTHING WORCESTER WR1 1JT 13000 01/02/2007 Y Y Listed Building CS SHOP AND PREMISES 93 BATH ROAD WORCESTER WR5 3AE 25/03/2005 6102241006603 2ND FLOOR 66 FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1DX 4150 25/03/2005 Y Y Listed Building CO OFFICES AND PREMISES C/O ASH & CO GREAT WESTERN ROAD GLOUCESTER GL1 3ND 18/11/2008 6103700006304 OFFICE AT 63 LOWESMOOR WORCESTER WR1 2RS 550 18/11/2008 Y Y RV CO OFFICES AND PREMISES 63 LOWESMOOR WORCESTER WR1 2RS 27/02/2009 6103640001004 GROUND FLOOR REAR OF 10 LONDON ROAD WORCESTER WR5 2DL 1550 27/02/2009 Y Y RV IF3 WORKSHOP 18 VINE STREET WORCESTER WR3 7DY 01/05/2010 6103040000009 4 NETHERTON COURT INFIRMARY WALK WORCESTER WR1 3AU 5600 08/08/2011 N Y Industrial Property IF3 WORKSHOP AND PREMISES 13 WOODBRIDGE CLOSE WORCESTER WR5 3BJ 01/06/2010 6101150005500 55 CANADA WAY WORCESTER WR2 4XA 5400 23/03/2016 N Y CS5 LAUNDERETTE AND PREMISES 142 LONDON ROAD WORCESTER WR5 2EB 21/08/2010 6102500000039 LEFT HAND STORE R/O UNIT 2 GREGORY'S MILL STREET WORCESTER WR3 8BS 750 21/08/2010 Y Y RV CW3 STORE HIGH HOUSE ANKERDINE HILL KNIGHTWICK WORCS WR6 5PR 01/04/2008 6101472000028 OFFICE 28 1 SIDBURY HOUSE COLLEGE STREET WORCESTER WR1 2LT 1700 01/04/2008 Y Y RV CO OFFICE FLAT 22 18 FOREGATE STRETT WORCESTER WR1 1DN 24/02/2015 6101070001500 IMAGES 19 THE BUTTS WORCESTER WR1 3PA 50000 24/02/2015 N Y CL2 CLUB AND PREMISES 36 BROAD STREET WORCESTER WORCS WR1 3NH 25/07/2016 610130000003A 10 CHARLES STREET WORCESTER WR1 2AQ 18000 25/07/2016 Y Y Industrial Property IF3 Workshop C/O GUISE JONES SAWYER 9 EDGAR STREET WORCESTER WR1 2LR 07/05/2014 6102241004802 UNIT 2 AT 48 FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1EE 11000 02/08/2016 Y Y CS SHOP AND PREMISES 14/03/2011 6102241006617 3RD FLOOR FRONT 66 FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1DX 4750 01/04/2011 Y Y Listed Building CO OFFICES AND PREMISES C/O ASH & CO 10 PULLMAN COURT GREAT WESTERN ROAD GLOUCESTER GL1 3ND 03/06/2011 6100500025000 THE BERWICK ARMS 250 BATH ROAD WORCESTER WR5 3ER 0 03/06/2011 Y Y RV CL PUBLIC HOUSE AND PREMISES HIGH HOUSE ANKERDINE HILL KNIGHTWICK WORCS WR6 5PR 29/12/2011 6105620000029 UNIT 6 HASWELL HOUSE ST NICHOLAS STREET WORCESTER WR1 1UW 9500 03/01/2016 N Y CS Shop and Premises BUSINESS RATES AUDIT DIVISION RVA SURVEYORS LTD EPSILON HOUSE, ALPHAGATE DRIVE DENTON M34 3SH 01/12/2013 6105570000302 1ST & 2ND FLOORS 3 ST JOHNS WORCESTER WR2 5AE 6300 01/12/2013 Y Y Listed Building CO Office and Premises 116 THE MALL KENTON HARROW MIDDLESEX HA3 9TG 09/09/2011 6101340000024 AT UNIT 7 CHECKETTS LANE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE CHECKETTS LANE WORCESTER WR3 7JW 1000 09/09/2011 Y Y RV CW1 Land Used for Storage C/O GUISE JONES SAWYER 9 EDGAR STREET WORCESTER WR1 2LR 16/06/2012 6104570001900 THE FOX INN 19 PITMASTON ROAD WORCESTER WR2 4HY 5250 16/06/2012 N Y CL 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FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1DB 1725 31/12/2012 Y Y RV CO OFFICES AND PREMISES C/O MESSRS WALL JAMES & CHAPPELL 15-23 HAGLEY ROAD STOURBRIDGE WEST MIDLANDS DY8 1QW 25/12/2011 6102241004304 FIRST FLOOR CENTRE & REAR 43 FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1EE 9400 25/12/2011 Y Y Listed Building CO OFFICES AND PREMISES C/O EUROPEAN PROPERTY HURLINGHAM STUDIOS FULHAM LONDON SW6 3PA 10/07/2015 6100890004300 43 BROAD STREET WORCESTER WR1 3LR 16500 01/04/2016 Y Y Listed Building CR RESTAURANT AND PREMISES 121 LANGDALE DRIVE WORCESTER WR4 9DT 01/03/2012 6105346000229 UNIT 17G SHRUB HILL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SHRUB HILL ROAD WORCESTER WR4 9EL 1000 01/03/2012 Y Y RV CO OFFICE 95 LONDON ROAD WORCESTER WR5 2DZ 31/12/2012 6102241000604 GROUND FLOOR 6 FOREGATE STREET WORCESTER WR1 1DB 16750 31/12/2012 Y Y Listed Building CO Office and Premises C/O MESSRS WALL JAMES & CHAPPELL 15-23 HAGLEY ROAD STOURBRIDGE WEST MIDLANDS DY8 1QW 09/11/2012 6106160003500 35 UPPER TYTHING WORCESTER WR1 1JZ 3000 09/11/2012 N Y CS SHOP AND PREMISES 75 STANLEY ROAD WORCESTER WR5 1BR 12/04/2013 6105570005100 51 ST JOHNS WORCESTER WR2 5AG 10750 12/04/2013 N Y CS1 BANK AND PREMISES 19 FRIESLAND CLOSE WORCESTER WR3 8QL 28/06/2013 6105350011500 BARLEY MOW 115 SIDBURY WORCESTER WR5 2DH 6250 28/06/2013 Y Y Listed Building CL PUBLIC HOUSE AND PREMISES 30/05/2013 6104190004300 43 NEWTOWN ROAD WORCESTER WR5 1HG 1225 30/05/2013 Y Y RV CS SHOP AND PREMISES 45 PRIMROSE CRESCENT WORCESTER WR5 3HQ 19/01/2011 6105179000001 HUTCHISON 3G SITE ADJ SCHOOL BANK WORCESTER WR3 7SS 4950 19/01/2011 Y Y Land MT1 COMMUNICATION STATION AND PREMISES C/O G HERBERT BANKS THE ESTATE OFFICE
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