Our Asset registers show the details of assets nominated, decisions reached, decisions/appeals under review and open moratoria (temporarily paused).

Our Asset registers are regularly reviewed. In the meantime, please contact us if you believe any information is incorrect and/or requires updating.

View our Asset register [XLSX, 33Kb]

View our De-listed, withdrawn or refused register [XLSX, 50Kb]

Below is a list of our Assets of Community Value that currently fall within the following periods. Please refer to the Asset register for relevant dates.

A moratorium is a delay or suspension of an activity. 

Interim Moratorium 

This is a period of 6 weeks beginning with the date on which the Council receives notification in relation to the disposal.

Assets that are currently in the Interim Moratorium period:

• There are currently no assets in this period

Full Moratorium

This is a period of 6 months, also beginning with the date on which the Council receives notification in relation to the disposal.

Assets that are currently in the Full Moratorium period:

• United Reformed Church, Fowlmere

Protected period of suspension

If no expression of interest to bid is forthcoming from a local community group during the interim moratorium period, the asset enters the protected period.

This period is 18 months beginning on the date on which we received notification in relation to the disposal. During this time, the owner is free to sell the asset to whomever they choose and without further delay.

Assets that are currently within the protected period of suspension:

• The Pear Tree (The Pear and Olive), Hildersham
• The Navigator Public House, Little Shelford
• The Rupert Brooke Public House and Restaurant, Grantchester
• The Ickleton Lion Public House, Ickleton

We have produced a Guidance and Procedure document [PDF, 0.3MB] detailing our approach to the Community Right to Bid/Assets of Community Value (ACV).

Decisions and Appeals

Owners of listed assets can ask us to review the inclusion of an asset on the list - this is called an Internal Review [PDF, 0.2MB].

If this review upholds the listing, an appeal to an independent body, called a First Tier Tribunal can be pursued by the Owner.

For details of the Internal Reviews we have undertaken so far, please contact partnerships@scambs.gov.uk