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Lee Boyce

Lee Boyce is a director of Blackhorse17 LTD and a director of Bdsip LTD. Source: Companies House records.

Director at Blackhorse17 LTD · Director at Bdsip LTD

2 current roles
Served alongside 18 people

Lee's network: 18 people across 1 organisation

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Current roles

2 roles across 2 organisations

Blackhorse17 LTD
Director · 2025-present
Official record · Companies House

Source
Companies House
Organisation
Blackhorse17 LTD
Role
Director
Appointed
2025-04-28
Record reference
Company 16412102

Current
Bdsip LTD
Director · 2023-present
Official record · Companies House

Source
Companies House
Organisation
Bdsip LTD
Role
Director
Appointed
2023-08-18
Record reference
Company 11126768

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People Lee has served alongside

18 people across 1 organisation

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18 people across 1 organisation

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Sources

Companies House: Officer appointments and resignations.
Edition: Register edition compiled 4th October 2026
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