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Find the long-serving seatsiYears on the board for every trustee, from the date the register records. Seats held six years or more are the ones most likely to open next.
Picked from the longest-established companies in Kettering (example place) that show long-serving seats. Other pages show other examples.
3 of 5 dated seats have been held for six years or more. Many boards cap service at six to nine years, so these are the seats most likely to change.
Source: Companies House · updated 25th October 2026 · See the board
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