| Gross Value (amount which the land might be expected to make on the open market, free of any encumbrances) | £2170 |
|---|---|
| Full Site Value (amount which remained after deducting the value of the buildings, etc, from the gross value of the land) | £2090 |
| Total Value (gross value, with deductions made for any fixed charges, rights of way and rights of common) | £2160 |
| Assessable Site Value | £2080 |
| Deductions for buildings and structures (when working out the full site value) | £45 |
| Deductions for other things growing or on the land (when working out the full site value) | £35 |
| Deductions made for fixed charges, etc (when working out the Total Value) | £80 |
| Deductions made for things such as easements, tithes, public rights of way when arriving at market value | £10 (public right of way) |
| Gross Value (amount which the land might be expected to make on the open market, free of any encumbrances) | £5660 |
|---|---|
| Full Site Value (amount which remained after deducting the value of the buildings, etc, from the gross value of the land) | £5090 |
| Total Value (gross value, with deductions made for any fixed charges, rights of way and rights of common) | £5630 |
| Assessable Site Value | £5060 |
| Deductions for buildings and structures (when working out the full site value) | £140 |
| Deductions for timber (when working out the full site value) | £10 |
| Deductions for fruit trees (when working out the full site value) | £330 |
| Deductions for other things growing or on the land (when working out the full site value) | £90 |
| Deductions made for fixed charges, etc (when working out the Total Value) | £570 |
| Deductions made for things such as easements, tithes, public rights of way when arriving at market value | £30 (public right of way) |
| Gross Value (amount which the land might be expected to make on the open market, free of any encumbrances) | £240 |
|---|---|
| Full Site Value (amount which remained after deducting the value of the buildings, etc, from the gross value of the land) | £20 |
| Total Value (gross value, with deductions made for any fixed charges, rights of way and rights of common) | £240 |
| Assessable Site Value | £20 |
| Deductions for buildings and structures (when working out the full site value) | £215 |
| Deductions for other things growing or on the land (when working out the full site value) | £5 |
| Deductions made for fixed charges, etc (when working out the Total Value) | £220 |
| Gross Value (amount which the land might be expected to make on the open market, free of any encumbrances) | £2280 |
|---|---|
| Full Site Value (amount which remained after deducting the value of the buildings, etc, from the gross value of the land) | £950 |
| Total Value (gross value, with deductions made for any fixed charges, rights of way and rights of common) | £2280 |
| Assessable Site Value | £950 |
| Deductions for buildings and structures (when working out the full site value) | £1200 |
| Deductions for timber (when working out the full site value) | £10 |
| Deductions for fruit trees (when working out the full site value) | £70 |
| Deductions for other things growing or on the land (when working out the full site value) | £50 |
| Deductions made for fixed charges, etc (when working out the Total Value) | £1330 |
Suggestions for an Evesham bypass were first mooted in the late 1970s. In December 1979, an eastern route was announced. The public consultation which followed resulted in about 50 objections rather than the flood of objections which had been forecast. In The Evesham Journal of 21st February 1980, Mr G Anson of the Midland Road Construction Unit, said that the general reaction by the public had shown that the eastern route was the right choice: "We were pleased to see that we had read the mood of the town correctly."
