#Red kite farms ltd full
RETURN MADE UP TO 11/04/06 FULL LIST OF MEMBERSĪCCOUNTS FOR 'SMALL' CO. RETURN MADE UP TO 11/04/07 FULL LIST OF MEMBERSĪCCOUNTS FOR 'SMALL' CO.
REGISTERED OFFICE CHANGED ON FROM, TURVILLE COURT ESTATE, TURVILLE HEATH, HENLEY ON THAMES, OXFORDSHIRE, RG9 6JTĪCCOUNTS FOR 'SMALL' CO. RETURN MADE UP TO 11/04/08 FULL LIST OF MEMBERSĭIRECTOR AND SECRETARY'S CHANGE OF PARTICULARS / STELLA HAIGH / ĭIRECTOR'S CHANGE OF PARTICULARS / BARRIE HAIGH / RETURN MADE UP TO 11/04/09 FULL LIST OF MEMBERSĪCCOUNTS FOR 'SMALL' CO. MADE UP TO 31/03/09ĪPPOINTMENT TERMINATED, DIRECTOR FELICITY HAIGH MADE UP TO 31/03/10ĭIRECTOR'S CHANGE OF PARTICULARS / MRS STELLA DOROTHY HAIGH / ĪCCOUNTS FOR 'SMALL' CO. MADE UP TO 31/03/11ĪCCOUNTS FOR 'SMALL' CO. SMALL COMPANY ACCOUNTS MADE UP TO 31/03/12ġ6/01/12 STATEMENT OF CAPITAL GBP 10081458.60ĪUTHORISED ALLOTMENT OF SHARES AND DEBENTURESĪCCOUNTS FOR 'SMALL' CO. Resolutions passed:Resolution of reduction in issued share capitalRe dividend of £105,000 ġ4/04/14 STATEMENT OF CAPITAL GBP 10081458.6ĪPPOINTMENT TERMINATED, DIRECTOR STELLA HAIGHĪPPOINTMENT TERMINATION COMPANY SECRETARY STELLA HAIGH Examples of documents filed include: change of registered office, accounts filing, director/officer appointments & resignations, changes in share capital, shareholder members lists etc.ĬONFIRMATION STATEMENT MADE ON 11/04/21, WITH NO UPDATESĬONFIRMATION STATEMENT MADE ON 11/04/20, WITH NO UPDATESĬONFIRMATION STATEMENT MADE ON 11/04/19, WITH NO UPDATESĬONFIRMATION STATEMENT MADE ON 11/04/18, WITH UPDATESĬONFIRMATION STATEMENT MADE ON 11/04/17, WITH UPDATES To get the latest email updates from WalesOnline click here.Companies House Filing History This is a record of the public documents (corporate filing) lodged from Companies House where the company has filed annual returns and other statutory filing documents. Here in Wales over the past 30 years, we've seen a huge increase and seeing the numbers grow gives us a beacon of hope that it is possible to revive our world." Despite this graceful bird being prominent in the UK for centuries, persecution led to steep decline in numbers. The revival of the Welsh red kite is a huge victory for Welsh wildlife, particularly as the effects of climate change are becoming more and more visible.Ī spokesperson from RSPB Cymru added: "In Wales, the red kite symbolises the power of action like no other. "We've become so busy that we've had to turn people away and implement an online booking system instead." Keen bird watchers can visit Gigrin farm to observe the huge flock of kites swoop down for a spot of lunch, but you might want to book in advance, as Chris points out:
This can also happen when people start feeding the birds from their hands, which makes them lose their fear of people." "We haven't experienced this issue with the red kites, but we are aware of reports of it happening on other farms that have imported birds. Chris argues that this isn't a typical trait of the native red kite, and it's actually an issue caused by red kites imported from the continent: The red kites have become so popular that people have posted complaints in popular walking Facebook groups stating that the birds are no longer afraid of humans and have started pinching food - seagull style. "We've noticed a huge increase ourselves, and another thing we've noticed is that they're migrating further toward the north, too." It turned out that they wanted to open up a centre with us." "Not long after that, we had a phone call from the RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds) who wanted an urgent meeting, and I immediately assumed we were in trouble. In 1992, with just two known breeding pairs left in Wales, Chris's unlikely discovery was a remarkable one. We started to get meat from the local butcher to feed them, and they just kept coming back." One day we noticed two red kites feeding on one of the rabbits - we'd never seen anything like it. He said: "Before we were a feeding centre, we used to feed the inland ewes and we'd let out rabbits to keep the ravens away. Red kite feeder and farm owner Chris Powell, 62, has run the farm since 1992, when he came across two red kites by chance. Nestled in the heart of Rhayader, Gigrin farm operates as a red kite feeding centre, nurturing wild red kites native to the area rather than breeding or importing them. One farm in particular has played an essential role in reviving the red kite population.
A Swansea local recently noticed around 30 red kites flying overhead while walking in Brecon (Image: Lucy Bruce)
0 kommentar(er)
