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Asset Register 27.11.2017 Internet Version.Xlsx Unique Asset Identifier Property Name Property Name Street District Town/Village Post Town Post Code Ward Easting Northing CIPFA Category Inward Interest Outward Interest Asset Use 3 Open Space Ashley Close Walcot Swindon Walcot & Park North 416769 184730 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 5 Open Space Beaufort Green Park North Swindon Walcot & Park North 417845 184001 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 11 Open Space Bowood Road Old Town Swindon Eastcott 414690 183774 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 12 Open Space Bridport Road Park North Swindon Walcot & Park North 417487 184053 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 14 Open Space Bryony Way Woodhall Park Swindon Haydon Wick 412721 187783 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 19 Open Space Church Walk South Moredon Swindon Rodbourne Cheney 413954 186751 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 20 Open Space Cheney Manor Road Cheney Manor Swindon Rodbourne Cheney 413723 186365 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 21 Highway Verge/Open Space Chickerell Road Park North Swindon Walcot & Park North 417162 184513 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 28 Open Space Duchess Way Queensfield Swindon Penhill & Upper Stratton 416195 188481 Community Asset Management Agreement Operational Open Space 31 Open Space Farrfield Road Upper Stratton Swindon Penhill & Upper Stratton 416416 187592 Community Asset Freehold Operational Access 39 Former Holy Rood Chapel Lawns Woods The Planks Old Town Swindon Old Town 416032 183629 Operational Freehold Operational Open Space 42 Open Space Iffley Road Rodbourne Cheney Swindon Rodbourne Cheney 413920 185781 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 47 Open Space Kembrey Street Gorse Hill Swindon Gorse Hill & Pinehurst 415702 186518 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 48 Open Space Kenton Close Park North Swindon Walcot & Park North 417656 184815 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 50 Restored Wilts & Berks Canal Kingshill Road Old Town Swindon Crosses Wards 413686 183499 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 52 Liden Park - Open Space Liden Drive Liden Swindon Liden, Eldene & Park South 419062 183264 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 58 Highway Verge/Open Space Piccadilly Roundabout Dorcan Way Covingham Swindon Covingham & Dorcan 418100 185411 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space Leased To Wroughton Parish 59 Council Moat Pond Moat Walk Wroughton Swindon Wroughton & Wichelstowe 414542 180403 Operational Freehold Leasehold Open Space 61 Open Space Naunton Road Walcot Swindon Walcot & Park North 417256 184874 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 68 Highway Verge/Open Space Queens Drive Park South Swindon Liden, Eldene & Park South 417623 183048 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 69 Open Space Oxon Place Bishopstone Swindon Ridgeway 424529 183589 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 72 Open Space Penhill Drive Penhill Swindon Penhill & Upper Stratton 415133 188525 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 73 Open Space Percy Street Swindon Mannington & Western 413852 185070 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 74 Open Space Pewsham Road Penhill Swindon Penhill & Upper Stratton 415499 188002 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 75 Open Space The Circle Pinehurst Swindon Gorse Hill & Pinehurst 415196 187052 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 78 Highway Verge/Open Space Purley Road (B4192) Liddington Swindon Ridgeway 420424 181497 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 79 Queens Park Groundwell Road Town Centre Swindon Eastcott 415726 184314 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 81 Cemetery Radnor Street Swindon Eastcott 414499 184105 Community Asset Freehold Operational Cemetery Cheney Manor Industrial 83 Gas Pipe Estate Swindon Crosses Wards 413375 185800 Operational Freehold Licence Utilities 89 Highway Verge/Open Space Shaftesbury Avenue Park North Swindon Walcot & Park North 417880 183894 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 92 Former Play Area Stansfield Close Toothill Swindon Mannington & Western 412559 183590 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 97 Highway Verge/Open Space Tavistock Road Park North Swindon Walcot & Park North 417918 184565 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 100 Town Gardens Westlecot Road Old Town Swindon Old Town 415234 183257 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 101 Open Space Tydeman Street Gorse Hill Swindon Gorse Hill & Pinehurst 415573 186352 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 104 Cemetery Whitworth Road Swindon Haydon Wick 414949 187539 Community Asset Freehold Operational Cemetery 107 Open Space Winifred Street Old Town Swindon Old Town 415736 183143 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space Residential Garages & Access 108 (Site 3) Winsley Close Penhill Swindon Penhill & Upper Stratton 416000 187000 Operational Freehold Operational Garages 109 Highway Verge/Open Space Winsley Close Penhill Swindon Penhill & Upper Stratton 415373 188076 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 114 Open Space Bodmin Close Park North Swindon Walcot & Park North 417409 184597 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 115 Open Space Bodmin Close Park North Swindon Walcot & Park North 417399 184474 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 120 Whitehill Park Open Space Beaumaris Road Toothill Swindon Lydiard & Freshbrook 411832 183909 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space Former play area now open 132 space Oakham Close Toothill Swindon Mannington & Western 412284 183894 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 137 Rectory Field Open Space Chandos Close Grange Park Swindon Lydiard & Freshbrook 411188 184683 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 143 Sparcells Field - Open Space Sparcells Drive Sparcells Swindon Shaw 411745 186835 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space 146 Toothill Park Open Space Tattershall Toothill Swindon Mannington & Western 412554 183452 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space Leased To Blunsdon Parish 158 Council Recreation Ground Linley Road Blunsdon Swindon Blunsdon & Highworth 415226 190344 Operational Freehold Leasehold Recreation Ground Fishing lakes & adjoining open 160 Space Cheney Manor Swindon Rodbourne Cheney 413506 185827 Community Asset Freehold Operational Open Space Leased To Highworth Town 162 Council Open Space Crane Furlong Highworth Swindon Blunsdon & Highworth 420262 193369 Operational Freehold Leasehold Open Space Leased To Wroughton Parish Land adjacent to Ellendune 163 Council Community Centre Devizes Road Wroughton Swindon Wroughton & Wichelstowe 414571 180648 Operational Freehold Leasehold Open Space Leased To Wroughton Parish 164 Council Recreation Ground Boness Road Wroughton Swindon Wroughton & Wichelstowe 414180 181074 Operational Freehold Leasehold Recreation Ground 166 Electricity Sub Station Highworth Road Blunsdon Swindon Blunsdon & Highworth 415503 190280 Operational Freehold Leasehold Utilities 170 Grazing Land Lower Hook Farm/Lydiard Park Lydiard Tregoze Swindon Lydiard & Freshbrook 409785 185160 Operational Freehold Licence Agricultural 171 Electricity Sub Station Lydiard Park Hook Street Swindon Lydiard & Freshbrook 410413 184758 Operational Freehold Leasehold Utilities Leased To Wanborough Parish 172 Council Open Space The Lynch Field Wanborough Swindon Ridgeway 420678 182406 Operational Freehold Leasehold Open Space 174 Holiday Inn signage Marlborough Road Swindon Liden, Eldene & Park South 417888 182972 Vehicle, Plant, Equipment Freehold Leasehold Advertising Leased To Wroughton Parish 175 Council Recreation Ground Maunsell Way Wroughton Swindon Wroughton & Wichelstowe 414204 181501 Operational Freehold Leasehold Recreation Ground Leased To Stanton Fitzwarren 177 Parish Council Recreation Ground Mill Lane Stanton Fitzwarren Swindon Blunsdon & Highworth 417446 190600 Operational Freehold Leasehold Recreation Ground 179 Electricity Sub Station Rodbourne Green Cheney Manor Swindon Rodbourne Cheney 413815 186557 Operational Freehold Leasehold Utilities 180 Electricity Sub Station Saint Paul's Drive Covingham Swindon Covingham & Dorcan 418808 184794 Operational Freehold Leasehold Utilities Leased To Highworth Town 181 Council Allotment Gardens Swindon Road Highworth Swindon Blunsdon & Highworth 419722 192000 Operational Freehold Leasehold Allotment Leased To Highworth Town 182 Council Highworth Playing Field Swindon Road Highworth Swindon Blunsdon & Highworth 419754 192017 Operational Freehold Leasehold Recreation Ground Leased To Stratton Parish 183 Council Sywell Road Play Area Sywell Road Coleview Swindon Covingham & Dorcan 418416 186008 Operational Freehold Leasehold Play Area Leased To Highworth Town 186 Council Barra Close Recreation Ground Pentylands Country Park (Part) Highworth Swindon Blunsdon & Highworth 419394 192893 Operational Freehold Leasehold Recreation Ground Former Moredon - Cricklade 187 Railway Line High Street Cricklade Swindon Haydon Wick 410200 192413 Operational Freehold Leasehold Leisure Play Area - Southbrook 189 Recreation Ground Alanbrooke Crescent Swindon Rodbourne Cheney 414168 186596 Community Asset Freehold Operational Play Area 190 Allotment Garden - Site 1 Allington Road Penhill Swindon SN3 3 Penhill & Upper Stratton 414966 188417 Community Asset Freehold Operational Allotment Allington Allotment Garden - Site 191 2 (Closed) Penhill Drive Penhill Swindon SN3 3 Penhill & Upper Stratton
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