Company
ST. Francis Court Management (NO.1) Limited
ST. Francis Court Management (NO.1) Limited is an active UK company (number 02133367), incorporated 1987, with 2 current directors, Mohammad Ashab Hussain-Hiam and Helen Penelope Hussain. Source: Companies House, updated 11th October 2026.
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Previous officers 19
- Prof Owen Davies 2025-2025 View profile
- Dean John Howard 2025-2025 View profile
- Mandy Rose Howard 2025-2025 View profile
- Kerrie Haley 2006-2011 View profile
- Lawerence John Needham 2004-2014 View profile
- Paul Franklin 2000-2002 View profile
- David Smith 2000-2001 View profile
- Lorna Taber 2000-2006 View profile
- Nicholas Oliver Sheridan 2000-2018 View profile
- Richard Eric Ball 1999-2001 View profile
- Nicola Potter 1998-2004 View profile
- Alan Neil Cliff 1998-1999 View profile
- Lesley Harmer 1996-1998 View profile
- Paula Tanya Jewell 1993-1996 View profile
- Sara Appleton 1993 View profile
- Derek Hay 2002 View profile
- Mohammad Ashab Hussain 2018-2024 View profile
- Alastair Clemmet Birtles 2015-2025 View profile
- Brian Daniel Oreilly 2000 View profile
Directors and secretaries as filed at Companies House.
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About
- Incorporated
- 20/05/1987
Ownership
Owned by (1) iOwned byIndividuals and companies registered as having significant control over this company, from the Companies House PSC (persons with significant control) register. People whose ownership could not be confirmed to one individual are not listed as confirmed owners.
- Mohammad Ashab Hussain-Hiam ceased 2024-10-10
significant influence · notified 2016-04-06 - Possible match - name could not be confirmed to one individualiPossible matchThis PSC filing could not be confirmed to one individual. Not shown as confirmed ownership.
Group
- ST. Francis Court Management (NO.1) Limited
is controlled by Mohammad Ashab Hussain-Hiam
Evidence
ceased significant influence · notified 2016-04-06, ceased 2024-10-10 · source: Companies House PSC register
Ultimately controlled by Mohammad Ashab Hussain-Hiam.
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Ownership paths are calculated from Companies House persons-with-significant-control filings. Each step shows the filed nature of control and dates; a step marked "ceased" is historical, not current.
Financials
- Employees
- 0
- Turnover
- Not reported (small or micro-entity accounts)
Filed as Micro-entity accounts.
Figures from accounts filed at Companies House (iXBRL), period ending 2025-12-31. Where turnover is absent, small and micro-entity accounts are not required to report it, so it is not shown as zero.
Board analysis
Board DNA
How this board is put together, from the Companies House officer record and Charity Commission trustee records - deterministic, no AI.iBoard compositionCounted from the dated Companies House officer record: the current directors only, past directors excluded.
2 directors on the board
- Helen Penelope Hussain Director · appointed 2018
- Mohammad Ashab Hussain-Hiam Director · appointed 2024
Directors past 6 years
- Helen Penelope Hussain Director · appointed 2018
First-time vs portfolio directors
Portfolio (2)
- Helen Penelope Hussain Director · appointed 2018
- Mohammad Ashab Hussain-Hiam Director · appointed 2024
Sources
Official record from Companies House. Governance Register calculates the connections.
Record details
- Company number
- 02133367
- Status
- Active
- Type
- PRI/LTD BY GUAR/NSC (Private, limited by guarantee, no share capital)
- Edition
- Register edition compiled 11th October 2026
- Labels
- Official record from Companies House · Calculated derived by Governance Register.
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