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Making the Link between individuals and services I offer free and confidential practical support to local people and community groups. Please call me on - 07943555519 or email me at - [email protected] Areas covered: • Badgworth • Burnham without • Berrow • Compton Bishop • Brean • East Brent • Brent Knoll • Lympsham Your Village Agent is Kim Wilcox Please call me on - 07943555519 Or email me at - [email protected] • Do you live alone, have a problem and do not know who to turn to? • Do you have a problem that can be fixed by accessing the right people, services or agencies? • Are you struggling as a young person, an older person or as a family and need advice and support? • Are you a carer that needs a little help and support? • Does your community have a collective problem that needs a kick start to solve? *All calls and advice given are treated with strict confidentiality * Funded by and working in partnership with:- The Bernard Herridge Charity Victoria House, Victoria Street, Taunton, TA1 3JZ Tel: 01823 331222 Email: [email protected] Website: www.somersetrcc.org.uk .The Community Council for Somerset is a Company Limited by Guarantee, Registered in England & Wales No. 3541219, and is a Registered Charity No. 1069260 Making the Link between individuals and services I offer free and confidential practical support to local people and community groups. Please call me on - 07943555519 or email me at - [email protected] Areas covered: • Badgworth • Burnham without • Berrow • Compton Bishop • Brean • East Brent • Brent Knoll • Lympsham Your Village Agent is Kim Wilcox Please call me on - 07943555519 Or email me at - [email protected] • Do you live alone, have a problem and do not know who to turn to? • Do you have a problem that can be fixed by accessing the right people, services or agencies? • Are you struggling as a young person, an older person or as a family and need advice and support? • Are you a carer that needs a little help and support? • Does your community have a collective problem that needs a kick start to solve? *All calls and advice given are treated with strict confidentiality * Funded by and working in partnership with:- The Bernard Herridge Charity Victoria House, Victoria Street, Taunton, TA1 3JZ Tel: 01823 331222 Email: [email protected] Website: www.somersetrcc.org.uk .The Community Council for Somerset is a Company Limited by Guarantee, Registered in England & Wales No. 3541219, and is a Registered Charity No. 1069260 .

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Springway Lane Westonzoyland, Bridgwater, Somerset gth.net Commercial Buildings, Hardstanding and Agricultural Land adjacent to Springway Industrial Estate, Springway Lane, Westonzoyland, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA7 0JS For Sale in 4 Lots For Sale by Public Auction on Wednesday 11th December 2019 at 7pm at Batch Country House,Batch Lane, Lympsham Nr Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, BS24 0EX Situation The property is located on what was formerly Westonzoyland Airfield Camp, midway between the villages of Westonzoyland and Middlezoy, being directly accessed off the A372 by means of a right of way over a tarmac lane leading southwards off the main road. Description Lot 1 - Freehold commercial investment known as Units 1 & 2 comprising workshop, offices, open storage land and tenants buildings extending to approximately 2.92 acres. Let on a 5 year business lease at a rent of £21,000 per annum inclusive of insurance but exclusive of outgoings, contracted out of the 1954 Act. Lot 2 - Agricultural pasture paddock extending to 5.04 acres of Services The vendor’s buildings comprise of two adjacent workshop Defra Grade I soils, accessed across Lot 1. Currently used for Lot 1 has mains water and electricity connected, along with buildings, one of which has been extended by the current clay pigeon shooting under permitted development rights, with septic tank drainage. Lots 2, 3 & 4 have no services connected. tenant. alternative use potential, subject to necessary planning consents. Guide Price: £50,000 Outgoings Unit 1- 18.14m x 7.47m overall including ground floor workshop with vehicle inspection pit, small office, WC’s and Lot 3 - Hardstanding area extending to 0.37 of an acre, partly We believe there could be a Non-Domestic Rateable Value first floor storage.
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