Middleton Park, once the private estate of the lords of the manor of Middleton, is owned by Wade's Charity and leased to Leeds City Council for a peppercorn rent.
22.
In the 1970s The Tabernacle became a community arts centre, leased on a peppercorn rent from Kensington and Chelsea Council by a management committee made up of local enthusiasts.
23.
It was agreed that PGS Ltd could pay the council a peppercorn rent of ?, 000 per year because there was no value in redeveloping the land at that time.
24.
The Scottish Maritime Museum had agreed a contract with the owner of the slipway on which " City of Adelaide " was stored, specifying a peppercorn rent of ? a year.
25.
On expiration of the lease, and after failing to agree a lease within a new development, Stena Line offered the museum a peppercorn rent on the renovated Lifeboat house at Newry Beach.
26.
They are now seeking to reopen it, and are raising money towards the reopening and running costs, but despite being offered a peppercorn rent, are struggling to raise the money to run it.
27.
By 1999, the Hailsham Old Pavilion Society ( H . O . P . S . ) had raised enough money to restore the old cinema and signed a 31-year lease at a peppercorn rent.
28.
The village has a golf course, converted from farmland and is home to Westhoughton Rangers Football Club, who play on playing fields on common land leased for a peppercorn rent from the Hart Common Mission Church Trust.
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The buildings are let to the Covent Garden Area Trust, who pay an annual peppercorn rent of one red apple and a posy of flowers for each head lease, and the Trust protects the property from being redeveloped.
30.
On 16 April 1726, she agreed to a one-year lease on the estate to her brother Augustine Washington, George Washington's father, for a peppercorn rent; a month later the lease was superseded by Augustine's purchase of the property for ?80.
