A piece of land or a building is deemed to have community value if:
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its current or recent principal use furthers the social well-being or cultural, recreational or sporting interests of the local community
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its principal use will continue to further the social well-being or interests of the local community
Examples of Assets of Community Value include:
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day care centres and schools
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pubs
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open spaces and heritage sites
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theatres, civic halls and buildings
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football grounds