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The Public Bodies (Abolition of BRB (Residuary) Limited) Order 2013
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7.Repeal of entry in the House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975
8.Repeal of entry in Scottish Parliament (Disqualification) Order 2010
2.Land adjoining the operational railway and east of Brinnington Road...
3.Land adjoining the operational railway comprising part of the closed...
4.Land and bridge adjoining the operational railway to the north...
5.Land adjoining the operational railway on the north west side...
6.Land comprising the closed railway line and associated structures between...
7.Land adjoining the operational railway at North Acton Station, in...
8.Land adjoining the operational railway between Motherwell and Larbert at...
9.Land adjoining the operational railway east of Cheam railway station...
10.Land adjoining the operational railway and south of Erradale Street...
11.The land located at Glasgow Eastfield Depot, comprising the light...
12.An underbridge south east of Brixton Road in Bristol that...
13.An underbridge south of Mickle Trafford that supported the Mickle...
14.An underbridge south of Brook Lane in Chester that supported...
15.An underbridge north east of Rainshaw Lane in Reddish that...
16.Abutments (retaining walls) south of Merewood Road, near Methley that...
17.An underbridge south of Lasswade Street at Yoker in Glasgow...
18.An abutment (retaining wall) north of Thornley Rise at Audenshaw,...
19.An abutment (retaining wall) south of Prince Henry’s High School...
20.Piers and abutments (retaining walls) and associated parcels of land...
21.Abutments (retaining walls) south of Erradale Street at Lambhill in...
22.An underbridge north of Corlic Street at Greenock in Inverclyde...
23.An overbridge at Ashton-under-Lyne in Greater Manchester that spans the...
24.Abutments (retaining walls) east of Burdon Road in the City...
25.An abutment (retaining wall) south east of Linside Avenue at...
26.Land comprising an embankment and an adjoining bridge at Musselburgh...
27.A tunnel and land at Crigglestone in West Yorkshire that...
28.Abutments (retaining walls) and piers at Edgebold, east of Hanwood...
29.An underbridge south west of Alexander Road at Briton Ferry...
30.A sidebridge at Moor End, Sharnbrook in Bedfordshire that spans...
32.The property located at Cockshut Road Lewes and adjacent to...
34.The property located at Alexandra Palace and adjacent to the...
35.The property located at Bicester Town railway station and adjacent...
36.The property located at Market Harborough comprising of the former...
37.The property located at Hunslet Sidings and used as operational...
38.Land adjoining the operational railway at Gobowen Railway Station in...
39.The property located in Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire and known as...
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