Companies House
Search for current and historic directorships, persons of significant control (PSCs), and company addresses. Minority shareholders can be found in confirmation statements.
🔗 https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk.
🔗 Companies House Unlock- Free search tool with added filtering.
Records include:
- Company registrations - 5.5m
Directors and former officers - 10m - 20m
- Persons of Significant Control (PSC) - 14m
- Minority shareholders - 10m
- Filing history and confirmation statements - 50m+
Individual Insolvency Register
Discover current bankruptcies, debt relief orders (DROs), and individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs). These often include the subject’s home or business address.
🔗 England & Wales.
🔗 Scotland.
🔗 Northern Ireland.
These records include:
- Full name of subject or trading name for 75k people or sole traders
- Home address
- Date of birth or age range
- Type of insolvency
- Start and end dates of insolvency
Charity Commission
Identify trustees and charity officers, which can reveal personal interests, address links, and new connections.
🔗 https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk.
The Charity Commission for England and Wales maintains a register of all active charities, including detailed information on:
- Trustees’ names - 925k people
- Charity name - 390k organisations
- Charity registration number
- Registered contact address
- Financial history
- Date of registration
Company Liquidations and Disqualifications
Company liquidation and director disqualification records reveal when a UK-registered business has formally entered insolvency and whether any of its directors have been barred from managing companies.
🔗 The Gazette - Legal notices of liquidation and director bans
🔗 Disqualified Directors Register - Search by name or location
These records include:
- Company name and address
- Liquidation start date
- Full name of disqualified director
- Disqualification period (start and end dates)
- Reason for disqualification
County Court Judgments
County Court Judgments (CCJs) are civil rulings issued when an individual or business fails to repay money owed.
🔗 TrustOnline
These records typically include:
- Full name of debtor (individual or company)
- Amount owed
- Date of judgment
- Address tied to the subject (where available)