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Annual accounts are 47 days overdue. They were due on 31 July 2026 and have not been filed.

Due 31 July 2026read 2 hours agoCompanies House
  1. What the register says, in a sentence. The edge says what kind of line it is: green clear, gold due or overdue, red a notice, hatched not read.
  2. When it happened on the register.
  3. When we read it. A reading ages, so it shows its age.
  4. The original, linked.

Where each line comes from

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Companies House

The register of UK companies.

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  • StatusActive, with no proposal to strike it off.
  • AccountsDue 31 July 2026, 47 days overdue.
  • Confirmation statementFiled, next due 23 April 2027.
  • OfficersTwo serving.
  • Directors' identityA verification statement on the register for each.
  • ChargesNone registered.

The Gazette

The UK's official public record.

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thegazette.co.uk
  • Insolvency noticesNone published, such as a petition to wind it up.

No source

We do not read these, and every record says so.

What we do not read
  • DisqualificationsNot read.
  • Court judgmentsNot read.

When a reading is taken

  1. You look a company upWe read the register then. Anyone looking in the next 15 minutes sees that reading, with its time.
  2. You press Read it againA fresh reading, unless one was taken in the last minute.
  3. Every morningEach company on a Watch list is read again, and anything new reaches your notifications.

What we do not read

Four things to know about the register

  1. It does not check what it is sent.

    Companies House says it cannot verify what companies file. Identity checks, a legal requirement since 18 November 2025, cover who a director is, not whether a filing is true.

  2. A status can change without a filing.

    So every line carries the moment we read it, never a claim that it is live.

  3. An empty result is not a clean bill of health.

    Records age off the register. Nothing there can mean expired, so we call it an empty result, not a finding.

  4. Not read is drawn as a gap.

    A source we could not reach is shown hatched, never as nothing found.

Corrections, and who pays for what

If our copy is wrong

  1. You tell us
  2. We read the register again
  3. We correct our copy, free, and log what we did

If the register is wrong

  1. Only the company can correct it, at Companies House. We cannot, and will not pretend we can.

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