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Excel Sheet for Request 22022016 SUMMARY OPERATIONAL PROPERTIES Jan 2016 - 328 Buildings under MPS control Residential properties Jan 2016 - 98 buildings 6 Ground Lease 92 Freehold LB Number Prop Name Loc Authority Type Station Code 6752 BARKING LEARNING CENTRE PT GRND AND 1ST FLOO R BARKING OFFICE N/A 416 DAGENHAM POLICE STATIO N BARKING POLICE STATION KG 6501 FARRAVENUE2A BARKING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 927 FRESH WHARF MUIRHEAD QUAY BUILDING 4 BARKING COMBINED PT/CU KG 6652 HEDGEMANS ROAD 442 GROUND FIRST FLOO R BARKING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 374 HERTFORD HOUS E BARKING OFFICE N/A 408 MARKS GATE POLICE OFFICE BARKING POLICE STATION N/A 6038 RIVERGATE CENTRE BARKING BARKING OFFICE N/A 6616 STATION PARADE 2 HEATHWAY BARKING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 570 BARNET POLICE STATIO N BARNET POLICE STATION SA 607 BRENT CROSS POLICE OFFICE BARNET POLICE OFFICE N/A 6518 BROADWALK SHOPPING CENTRE PORTAKABI N BARNET SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6568 CAT HILL 13 GROUND FLOO R BARNET SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 197 COLINDALE POLICE STATION BARNET POLICE STATION SX 6598 DOME HOUSE HARTLEY AVE GROUND FLOOR BARNET SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6517 EDGWARE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL PART OF BLOCK 4 5 BARNET SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6723 FRIERN BARNET ROAD 29 GROUND FLOO R BARNET SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6704 GOLDERS GREEN ROAD 61 & 61A GROUND FLOO R BARNET SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 199 GRAHAME PARK POLICE OFFICE BARNET POLICE OFFICE N/A 6562 HIGH ROAD 113 BASEMENT AND GROUND FLOO R BARNET SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 142 PEEL CENTRE HENDO N BARNET CAMPUS N/A 6634 VIVIAN AVENUE 2 0 BARNET SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6698 BELLEGROVE ROAD 135-137 GROUND FLOO R BEXLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 532 BELVEDERE POLICE STATIO N BEXLEY POLICE STATION RB 6035 BEXLEY CIVIC OFFICE S BEXLEY SERVICED OFFICE N/A 535 BEXLEYHEATH POLICE STATION BEXLEY POLICE STATION RY 987 CRABTREE MANORWAY NORTH BEXLEY WAREHOUSE N/A 6725 LIMESTONE WALK 1 GROUND FLOO R BEXLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 177 MARLOWE HOUSE BEXLEY OFFICE N/A 6708 PIER ROAD 28-40 GROUND FLOOR BEXLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 740 ALPERTON DEPLOYMENT CENTR E BRENT WORKSHOP N/A 743 CHALKHILL POLICE OFFIC E BRENT POLICE OFFICE N/A 712 HARLESDEN POLICE STATIO N BRENT POLICE STATION QH 132 KILBURN POLICE STATIO N BRENT POLICE STATION QK 6734 KING EDWARD COURT UNIT 1 GROUND FLOO R BRENT SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6679 KINGSBURY TRADING ESTATE UNIT 1 9 BRENT SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6693 MOUNT PLEASANT 21 7 BRENT SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6703 STATION ROAD 2 5 BRENT SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6699 STRATA HOUSE UNIT1 BRENT SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6719 VALE FARM SPORTS CENTRE TENNIS PAVILION BRENT SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6647 WALM LANE 78 GROUND FLOO R BRENT SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 739 WEMBLEY FEEDING CENTRE CAREY WAY BRENT LIGHTINDUSTRIAL N/A 737 WEMBLEY POLICE STATION BRENT POLICE STATION QD 6696 WEMBLEY RETAIL PARK OFFICE 5 BRENT SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 505 BROMLEY POLICE STATION BROMLEY POLICE STATION PR 6611 BURNT ASH LANE 121-12 3 BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6603 CHISLEHURST SNU 1A HIGH STREET BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6505 CONEY HALL PARADE 6 BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6656 COPPERFIELD HOUSE BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 525 CRAY POLICE OFFICE AND FLATS 43 A BROMLEY POLICE OFFICE N/A 6683 CROYDON ROAD 80 BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6676 HIGH STREET 49 GREEN STREET GREE N BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 118 KESTON DOG TRAINING CENTR E BROMLEY TRAINING FACILI N/A 6609 LAIT HOUSE UNIT G03C BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6521 MAIN ROAD 192 & 194 GRND FLOOR BIGGIN HILL BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 185 NEWLANDS PARK 40-42 BROMLEY LIGHTINDUSTRIAL N/A 6551 THE GLADES SHOPPING CENTRE ROO M BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 7140 THE WARREN PAVILION SPORTS CLU B BROMLEY SPORTS FACILITY N/A 6595 WALPOLE ROAD 62 BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 842 WEST WICKHAM POLICE OFFIC E BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6622 WIDMORE ROAD 21 2 BROMLEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 242 ALBANY STREET POLICE STATION CAMDEN POLICE STATION ED 6519 GREENLAND ROAD 1 2 CAMDEN SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6533 HIGHGATE ROAD 105 GROUND FLOO R CAMDEN SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 280 HOLBORN POLICE STATION HQ OFFICES & AR O CAMDEN POLICE STATION EO 491 KENTISH TOWN FORMER SECTION HOUS E CAMDEN POLICE ST ANNEX N/A 486 KENTISH TOWN POLICE STATIO N CAMDEN POLICE STATION EK 6615 KENTISH TOWN ROAD 99 BASEMENT AND GROUND FLOOR CAMDEN SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6721 WEST END LANE 179-181 GROUND & LOWER GROUND FLOO R CAMDEN SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 595 WEST HAMPSTEAD POLICE STATIO N CAMDEN POLICE STATION EW 807 ADDINGTON POLICE STATION CROYDON POLICE STATION ZA 6588 ADDINGTON ROAD 222C GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6581 CENTRAL HILL 19 GROUND FLOO R CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6682 CENTRAL PARADE 42 GROUND FLOOR CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6582 CHARITY HOUSE REAR OF CO-O P CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 818 CROYDON BOROUGH CUSTODY CENTR E CROYDON CUSTODY CENTRE N/A 801 CROYDON POLICE STATIO N CROYDON POLICE STATION ZD 6726 LONDON ROAD 1342-1344 GROUND FLOO R CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6685 PARCHMORE ROAD 2-4 GROUND FLOO R CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6579 REDLANDS CENTRE UNIT 2 CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6589 WHYTECLIFFE ROAD SOUTH 9 & 11 PURLEY CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6601 WICKHAM ROAD 29 3 CROYDON SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 610 ACTON POLICE STATIO N EALING POLICE STATION XA 6651 ARCHES BUSINESS CENTRE UNIT 4 EALING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6580 ASHBOURNE PARADE 12 GROUND FLOO R EALING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 617 EALING POLICE STATIO N EALING POLICE STATION XD 6554 EUROPA BUSINESS CENTRE PART GROUND FLOO R EALING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 710 GREENFORD POLICE STATIO N EALING POLICE STATION XG 619 PERCEVAL HOUS E EALING POLICE OFFICE N/A 6561 PROVIDENT HOUSE FIRST FLOOR PAR T EALING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 154 ROWDELL ROAD (MOTOR REPAIR DEPOT ) EALING WORKSHOP N/A 6638 SAINSBURY'S MELBOURNE AVENUE 2-14 PART FIRST FL R EALING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6657 SOUTH EALING ROAD 180 EALING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 630 SOUTHALL POLICE STATIO N EALING POLICE STATION XS 6597 TAYWOOD ROAD 30 UNIT C5 GROUND FLOO R EALING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 919 THE BILTON CENTRE EALING WAREHOUSE N/A 130 IMBER COURT SPORTS CLUB & MOUNTED BRANC H ELMBRIDGE SPORTS FACILITY N/A 753 EDMONTON POLICE STATIO N ENFIELD POLICE STATION YE 982 ENFIELD CIVIC CENTRE PART ENFIELD SERVICED OFFICE N/A 772 ENFIELD POLICE STATIO N ENFIELD POLICE STATION YF 921 GREAT CAMBRIDGE INDUSTRIAL EST UNITS 17 18 1 9 ENFIELD PATROLBASE N/A 6694 HERTFORD ROAD 864-866 GROUND FLOOR & PT FRONT W/H O ENFIELD SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 774 SOUTHGATE POLICE STATIO N ENFIELD POLICE STATION YS 150 LIPPITTS HILL LOUGHTO N EPPING CAMPUS N/A 207 GRAVESEND FIREARMS TRAINING CENTRE GRAVESHAM TRAINING FACILI N/A 206 MILTON RANGE S GRAVESHAM TRAINING FACILI N/A 551 ANGERSTEIN CENTR E GREENWICH WAREHOUSE N/A 544 ELTHAM POLICE STATION GREENWICH POLICE STATION RM 907 GREENWICH PARK POLICE OFFIC E GREENWICH POLICE OFFICE N/A 548 GREENWICH POLICE STATION GREENWICH POLICE STATION RG 6680 JOYCE DAWSON WAY 11 THAMESMEAD GREENWICH SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6707 LAKEDALE ROAD 4 9 GREENWICH SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6650 M & S STRATHENDEN PDE 19 OLD DOVER RD FIRST FLOO R GREENWICH SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 978 PAVILLION LANE COMPOUN D GREENWICH SERVICED OFFICE N/A 552 PLUMSTEAD POLICE STATIO N GREENWICH POLICE STATION RA 930 WARSPITE ROAD UNIT 9 MELLISH IND ESTAT E GREENWICH PATROLBASE N/A 6687 WILLIAM BAREFOOT DRIVE 60 (PART ) GREENWICH SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6575 HAGGERSTON ROAD 22 0 HACKNEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6631 ORSMAN ROAD 8-14 GROUND FLOO R HACKNEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6712 SHACKLEWELL LANE 17-19 GROUND FLOO R HACKNEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 324 SHOREDITCH POLICE STATION HACKNEY POLICE STATION GD 490 STOKE NEWINGTON POLICE STATIO N HACKNEY POLICE STATION GN 6711 URBAN HIVE 16A GROUND FLOOR THEYDON ROA D HACKNEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6587 WELL STREET 92 GROUND FLOOR PART HACKNEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 309 EMPRESS STATE BUILDIN G HAMMERSMITH OFFICE N/A 212 FULHAM POLICE STATIO N HAMMERSMITH POLICE STATION FF 292 HAMMERSMITH POLICE STATION & ANNEXES HAMMERSMITH POLICE STATION FH 926 LILLIE ROAD 2 1 HAMMERSMITH WAREHOUSE N/A 308 SHEPHERDS BUSH POLICE STATIO N HAMMERSMITH POLICE STATION FS 6513 COLLECTION POINT UNIT A GROUND FLOO R HARINGEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 929 FISHMONGERS ARMS 287 HIGH ROAD (GROUND FLOOR) HARINGEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 764 HORNSEY POLICE STATIO N HARINGEY POLICE STATION YR 915 LYMINGTON AVE THE MALL WOOD GREEN FIRST FLOOR PAR T HARINGEY OFFICE N/A 916 QUICKSILVER PLACE UNITS 1 & 2 HARINGEY PATROLBASE N/A 6054 SAINSBURYS SUPERMARKET TOTTENHAM HARINGEY OFFICE N/A 949 STATION ROAD 48 WOOD GREE N HARINGEY SERVICED OFFICE N/A 6515 THE ROUNDWAY 1 UNIT B HARINGEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 776 TOTTENHAM POLICE STATION HARINGEY POLICE STATION YT 6516 TURNPIKE PARADE 9/9A HARINGEY SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 780 WOOD GREEN CUSTODY CENTR E HARINGEY CUSTODY CENTRE YD 6591 CENTENARY PARK THE PAVILIO N HARROW SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6602 CHURCHILL COURT 3 HARROW SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 578 EDGWARE POLICE STATIO N HARROW POLICE STATION QE 6700 FOUNTAIN HOUSE UNIT 3 CHURCH ROAD 30 HARROW SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 716 HARROW POLICE STATION & ANNEXES HARROW POLICE STATION QA 6604 HEADSTONE DRIVE 1 GROUND FLOO R HARROW SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6663 KIRKLAND HOUSE GRND FLR PART HARROW CENTRA L HARROW SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 728 PINNER POLICE STATIO N HARROW POLICE STATION QP 6504 ROOKS HEATH HIGH SCHOOL FORMER CARETAKER HOUS E HARROW SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6593 UXBRIDGE ROAD 155 HARROW SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6578 COLLIER ROW ROAD 11 6 HAVERING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 6649 CORBETS TEY ROAD 9 GRND FLOOR (UPMINSTER PO) HAVERING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 934 FALCON BUSINESS CENTRE UNIT 22 HAVERING PATROLBASE N/A 433 HORNCHURCH POLICE STATIO N HAVERING POLICE STATION KC 6612 NORTH STREET 90 GROUND FLOO R HAVERING SAFER NEIGHBOUR N/A 461 RAINHAM POLICE OFFIC E HAVERING
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