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Person

Martin Patrick Dillon

Martin Patrick Dillon is a director of 12 companies. Source: Companies House records.

Director at UVB Investments Limited · Director at UVB Holdings Limited

  • 12 current roles
  • Served alongside 7 people

Official record Companies House · updated 11th October 2026

Roles

12 roles across 12 organisations

Current roles (12)

Company roles, current and past, as filed at Companies House.

People Martin has served alongside

7 people across 12 organisations

Based on overlapping official board records. Calculated from official records It does not mean they know each other. Only formal co-service is listed: people are never joined on a matching name alone.

FWD Investments (NW) Limited 4 people · 2024-present

Classiq Leisure LTD 3 people · 2014-present

T F M I Limited 2 people · 2017-present

TIB Promotions Limited 2 people · 2017-present

Urban Village Bars Limited 2 people · 2014-present

Urban Village Bars (NQ) Limited 1 person · 2017-present

Urban Village Bars (Kampus) Limited 1 person · 2019-present

Classiq Leisure (Kampus) Limited 1 person · 2019-present

UVB 5 Limited 1 person · 2022-present

Classiq Leisure 5 Limited 1 person · 2022-present

Sources

Companies House
Officer appointments and resignations.
Edition
Register edition compiled 11th October 2026
Identity
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