Dominos Pizza, 1 Thornbury, MK6 4BB
Warehouse and premises Decided 3 November 2025 CHG101094240 Colliers International
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What was argued and what the tribunal found
The appellant sought to reduce the rateable value from £765,000 to £530,000 by reducing the tone from £52.50/m² to £40/m² and applying a 10% fragmentation allowance for the split-site building. The tribunal found that the basket of assessment evidence from 26 comparable modern distribution warehouses in Milton Keynes supported the existing tone of £52.50/m² or higher, and that the subject property—comprising a warehouse built in 2010 and separate HQ office block built in 2012—did not warrant a fragmentation allowance as each building could perform separate functions effectively.
Summary generated from the decision text and checked against it. The appellant was Domino's Pizza Group Ltd, represented.
Grounds argued
- Comparable assessments (tone) · decisive
- Quantum or end allowance
- Evidence
- Settled assessments, Photographs
- Cases cited
- Lotus & Delta v Culverwell and Leicester City Council; Gardiner & Theobald LLP v David Jackson (VO)
- Hearing
- 6 October 2025
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