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Valuer's report 2015/16 DETAILS Buildings Value Valuation Basis (Required for DRC Land Value (See below for & EUV valuations (Required for DRC & Value (Applies to Date of NLPG Registered Title Number Address Street Town Pcode definitions) only) EUV valuations only) MV entries only) Asset Value revaluation Valuation year 42000478 MS579357 Acre Lane Professional Excellence Centre Acre Lane Bromborough Fair Value 14,000,000.00 14,000,000 02/03/2016 2015/16 42000786 MS222450 Adelphi Street Car Park Adelphi Street Birkenhead CH41 6LR FV(EUV) 60,000 60,000 26/01/2015 2014/15 42001046 MS579492 Albany Road Community Centre Albany Road Rock Ferry CH42 4QH FV(EUV) 800 14,000 14,800 23/01/2014 2013/14 42116789 CH30530 Albert Street Car Park Albert St/Tollemache St New Brighton CH45 2LQ FV(EUV) 8,600 8,600 20/01/2015 2014/15 42001227 CH59399 Albion Street Lifeguard Station Albion Street 4New Brighton CH45 9LF FV(EUV) 20,590 40,000 60,590 09/01/2015 2014/15 42017853 CH30949 Alexander Hall (Birkenhead) Clifton Road Birkenhead CH41 2SG Fair Value 40,000.00 40,000 23/02/2016 2015/16 42176348 MS571976 Alfred Road 4‐36 (site of) Alfred Road Seacombe CH44 7HY Fair Value 34,500.00 34,500 01/02/2016 2015/16 42130703 CH85608 Allport Lane Car Park The Rake Bromborough CH62 7AD FV(EUV) 133,500 133,500 12/01/2015 2014/15 42013425 MS585528 Argyle Street South (land at) Argyle Street South Birkenhead CH41 2XS Fair Value 31,250.00 31,250 15/02/2016 2015/16 42004039 MS563784 Arrowe Country Park (Golf Course) Arrowe Park Road Landican CH49 5LW FV(EUV) 10,375 1,570,625 1,581,000 23/12/2014 2014/15 42158421 MS563784 Arrowe Country Park (Hospital Car Park) Arrowe Park Road Landican CH49 5LN Fair Value 913,980.00 913,980 03/02/2016 2015/16 42004027 MS563784 Arrowe Country Park Golf Clubhouse (Red Rooms) Arrowe Park Road Woodchurch CH49 5LN FV(EUV) 164,000 1,000 165,000 13/09/2011 2011/12 42178503 MS568568 Arrowe Hill Facilities Management Store Woodland Road Woodchurch CH49 8HE FV(EUV) 114,570 56,430 171,000 05/02/2013 2012/13 42175888 MS575086 Ashton Park Allotment Westbourne Road West Kirby CH48 4DH FV(EUV) 1,400 1,400 07/03/2014 2013/14 42004915 MS561894 Ashville Lodge Ashville Road Birkenhead CH41 8AU FV(EUV) 0 75,400 75,400 03/03/2014 2013/14 42166415 MS561894 Ashville Road Allotment (site of) Ashville Road Birkenhead CH43 8SA FV(EUV) 0 3,500 3,500 09/12/2014 2014/15 42178839 MS579005 Balls Road 27 Balls Road 27 Birkenhead CH43 5RF FV(EUV) 170,000 20,000 190,000 09/01/2015 2014/15 42006163 MS583623 Banks Road Car Park Banks Road Heswall CH60 9JS FV(EUV) 74,000 74,000 20/01/2015 2014/15 42166424 MS579489 Barlow Avenue Car Park Barlow Ave/Bebington Rd Bebington CH63 7NX FV(EUV) 95,300 95,300 12/01/2015 2014/15 42101776 MS579327 Barnston Primary School Sandham Grove Heswall CH60 1XW CV (DRC) 1,847,251 2,450,000 4,297,251 24/02/2016 2015/16 42126133 CH80591 Barton Street Car Park Oxton Road/Barton Street Birkenhead CH41 4BY FV(EUV) 133,700 133,700 22/12/2014 2014/15 42072733 MS578859 Beaconsfield Allotment Beaconsfield Road New Ferry CH62 6AR FV(EUV) 3,325 3,325 12/03/2014 2013/14 42130797 MS499773 Beaconsfield Court Beaconsfield Close Tranmere CH42 3YN FV(DRC) 492,478 38,000 530,478 12/01/2012 2011/12 42156929 MS562169 Beaufort Road (cleared sites numbers 1‐3) Beaufort Road Birkenhead CH41 7XP CV (FV) ‐ Fair Value 330,000.00 330,000 26/02/2016 2015/16 42181212 MS543296 Bebington Cemetery Town Lane Higher Beb CH63 5JF FV(DRC) 200,918 174,640 375,558 13/12/2013 2013/14 42190967 MS579554 Bebington Children's Centre (Town Lane Infant School) Town Lane Bebington CH63 8LD FV(EUV) 78,250 20,000 98,250 04/03/2013 2012/13 42166609 MS404956 Bebington Civic Centre & Library Civic Way Lower Bebington CH63 7SF CV (DRC) 3,680,000 261,000 3,941,000 20/01/2016 2015/16 42055043 N/A Bebington High Sports College Higher Bebington Road Bebington CH63 2PS CV (DRC) 8,640,000 3,240,000 11,880,000 21/01/2016 2015/16 42008455 MS497255 Bebington Road Allotment Bebington Road Rock Ferry CH42 4PX FV(EUV) 45,500 45,500 12/03/2014 2013/14 42025091 MS580757 Bebington Town Hall (B.Eng,SS,Cash Office) Civic Way Lower Bebington CH63 7SF FV(EUV) 516,000 78,000 594,000 04/12/2014 2014/15 42025084 MS580757 Bebington Town Hall Annexe Civic Way Lower Bebington CH63 7SF FV(EUV) 275,100 111,000 386,100 04/12/2014 2014/15 42028079 MS494400 Bebington Youth Centre Cornwell Close New Ferry CH62 1BG FV(DRC) 304,680 62,000 366,680 01/03/2013 2012/13 42008580 MS582946 Beckwith Family Centre Beckwith Street 400 Birkenhead CH41 8BB CV (FV) ‐ Fair Value 142,000 142,000 10/02/2016 2015/16 42008615 MS497255 Bedford Avenue Allotment (2 Parcels) Bedford Avenue Rock Ferry CH42 4QY FV(EUV) 2,275 2,275 12/03/2014 2013/14 42008705 MS435410 Bedford Drive Primary School Bedford Drive Rock Ferry CH42 6RT CV (DRC) 93,003 1,456,000 1,549,003 02/03/2016 2015/16 42008773 MS93114 Bedford Road 126 Bedford Road 126 Rock Ferry CH42 2AS CV (EUV) 32,600 10,000 42,600 29/03/2016 2015/16 42190968 MS579459 Beechwood Childrens Centre (Manor Primary School) Beechwood Drive Beechwood CH43 7ZU FV(EUV) 42,200 22,800 65,000 27/02/2012 2011/12 42041322 MS495025 Beechwood Play & Community Centre Fifth Avenue Beechwood CH43 9LB FV(DRC) 409,889 120,000 529,889 07/03/2013 2012/13 42139601 MS495025 Beechwood Recreation Centre 18 Beechwood Drive Beechwood CH43 7ZU FV(DRC) 1,036,294 249,000 1,285,294 16/12/2014 2014/15 42016281 MS571706 Bell Road Car Park Bell Road/Brighton St Seacombe CH44 8DT FV(EUV) 9,600 9,600 20/01/2015 2014/15 42009742 MS578708 Belvidere Road Allotment Belvidere Road Liscard CH45 4RY FV(EUV) 2,975 2,975 12/03/2014 2013/14 42174780 MS494617 Bidston & St James Children's Centre (Satellite Service) Brassey Gardens Birkenhead CH41 8DA FV(EUV) 53,500 38,000 91,500 19/01/2012 2011/12 42116710 MS579404 Bidston Avenue Primary School Tollemache Road Birkenhead CH41 0DQ CV (DRC) 2,328,817 290,000 2,618,817 09/02/2016 2015/16 42177494 MS582279 Bidston Hill Country Park Windmill (Grade II Listed) Boundary Road Bidston CH43 7PD FV(DRC) 440,100.00 440,100 29/03/2012 2011/12 42013472 MS579393 Birkenhead Central Library Borough Road 333 Birkenhead CH41 2XB CV (DRC) 4,206,467 216,000 4,422,467 09/02/2016 2015/16 42135643 MS561894 Birkenhead Park North and South Lodges Park Road North Birkenhead CH41 4HD FV(EUV) 117,000 3,000 120,000 12/12/2011 2011/12 42178508 MS561894 Birkenhead Park Visitors Centre Park Road North Birkenhead CH41 4HD FV(DRC) 1,331,587 1,331,587 16/12/2014 2014/15 42093629 MS583124 Birkenhead Priory (Remains of) Grade 1 Listed Priory Street Birkenhead CH41 5JH CV (DRC) 1,772,003 165,000 1,937,003 15/02/2016 2015/16 42012364 MS576595 Birkenhead Road Car Park (site of) Birkenhead Road Seacombe CH44 7BU FV(EUV) 0 322,500 322,500 03/01/2014 2013/14 42160858 MS564326 Birkenhead Town Hall (Listed Grade II*) Museum Hamilton Square Birkenhead CH41 5BR FV(EUV) 410,374 141,000 551,374 11/12/2014 2014/15 42102525 MS570594 Black Horse Hill Infant School (excluding West Kirby Childrens Centre) Saughall Massie Road West Kirby CH48 6DR CV (DRC) 1,226,874 1,477,000 2,703,874 26/02/2016 2015/16 42102526 MS570594 Black Horse Hill Junior School Saughall Massie Road West Kirby CH48 6DR CV (DRC) 1,502,360 1,589,000 3,091,360 26/02/2016 2015/16 42013485 MS288707 Borough Road 406‐408 Borough Road Birkenhead CH42 9LY FV(EUV) 9,805 16,895 26,700 19/03/2012 2011/12 42190939 CH62946 Borough Road Car Park Borough Rd/Gladstone Rd Seacombe CH44 6NE FV(EUV) 11,500 11,500 06/01/2015 2014/15 42014423 MS582095 Boundary Road Allotment Boundary Road Bidston CH43 7PZ FV(EUV) 6,475 6,475 12/03/2014 2013/14 42093910 MS579400 Brackenwood Infant School Pulford Road Bebington CH63 2HN CV (DRC) 1,355,006 1,197,000 2,552,006 09/02/2016 2015/16 42081549 MS579325 Brackenwood Junior School Norbury Avenue Bebington CH63 2HH CV (DRC) 1,502,359 1,946,000 3,448,359 09/02/2016 2015/16 42014590 MS579480 Brackenwood Municipal Golf Course Bracken Lane Higher Bebington CH63 2LY FV(EUV) 26,860 1,557,140 1,584,000 22/12/2014 2014/15 42014582 MS579480 Brackenwood Municipal Golf Course Clubhouse Bracken Lane Bebington CH63 2LY FV(EUV) 33,800 900 34,700 07/12/2011 2011/12 42015140 MS126703 Brassey Street 62 Brassey Street Birkenhead CH41 8DA Sold 0 2015/16 42015170 MS494617 Brassey Street Horsa Hut Brassey Street Birkenhead CH41 8DA FV(EUV) 9,500 48,000 57,500 23/01/2014 2013/14 42015443 MS493129 Brentwood Early Years Centre Brentwood Street Wallasey CH44 4BB FV(DRC) 408,918 186,000 594,918 01/03/2013 2012/13 42016282 CH49841 Brighton Street 17‐31 (land fronting) Brighton Street Seacombe CH44 6QH FV(EUV) 15,000 15,000 21/03/2012 2011/12 42017000 MS590656 Broadway Avenue Scout Hut (site of 1600sq yards) Broadway Avenue Wallasey CH45 4SF FV(EUV) 2,700 2,700 19/01/2012 2011/12 42178104 MS579388 Bromborough Children's Centre Gratrix Road Bromborough CH62 7BX FV(EUV) 282,300 114,500 396,800 11/03/2013 2012/13 42002130 MS579388 Bromborough Civic Centre Allport Lane Bromborough CH62 7HR FV(DRC) 771,234 132,000 903,234 11/12/2014 2014/15 42038640 MS579336 Brookdale Primary School Escolme Drive Greasby CH49 1SE CV (DRC) 1,365,000 1,250,000 2,615,000 21/01/2016 2015/16 42017837 MS579421 Brookhurst Primary School Brookhurst Road Bromborough CH63 0EH CV (DRC) 1,511,969 1,946,000 3,457,969 09/02/2016 2015/16 42170327 MS579051 Brotherton Park (Dibbinsdale Local Nature Reserve) Rangers Office Spital Road Bromborough CH62 2BJ FV(DRC) 62,371 62,371 18/12/2014 2014/15 42145104 MS579051 Brotherton Park (Dibbinsdale Local Nature Reserve) Visitors Centre Spital Road Bromborough CH62 2BJ FV(DRC)
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  • Birkenhead Academy PDF 157 KB

    Birkenhead Academy PDF 157 KB

    WIRRAL COUNCIL CABINET - 15th APRIL 2010 REVIEW OF SECONDARY SCHOOL PLACES: PROVISIONAL REPORT ON OUTCOME OF CONSULTATIONS ON PROPOSAL TO CLOSE ROCK FERRY HIGH SCHOOL AND PARK HIGH SCHOOL IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH AN ACADEMY Executive Summary This report advises the Cabinet of the provisional outcomes of the consultation process which has taken place in regard to the closure of the predecessor schools; Park High School and Rock Ferry School, as agreed at Cabinet on 14 th January 2010 as part of the Phase 1 Secondary Review. This report describes the responses, including additional suggestions put forward during the consultation process, and makes recommendations with regard to statutory proposals in this area. It does not cover separate consultations by the lead sponsor, the University of Chester, regarding the opening of an academy. These consultations end on 30 th April 2010. 1.0 Background 1.1 At its meeting of 29th November 2007, Cabinet instructed that Phase 1 of the Secondary Places Review should comprise schools in Birkenhead and Bebington (Wirral South). 1.2 On 6 th November 2008, Cabinet approved a consultation option for change comprising the closure of Park High and Rock Ferry High Schools in order to establish an Academy. 1.3 Following the announcement that Birkenhead High School for Girls would become a state-funded Academy, and further analysis of demographic trends, this option was altered to incorporate two Academies – a mixed Academy at the Park High site, and a Boys Academy on a site to be confirmed. This proposal was linked to the closure of three existing schools – Ridgeway High School, Rock Ferry High School and Park High School.