The red node is Helen. Pale nodes are charities, grey nodes are companies, and darker grey nodes are the people who sit on them. Dashed links are historical or inferred. Click any node to explore.
Person
Helen Louise Billington
Helen Louise Billington was previously a secretary of Yorkshire Universities (until 2003). Source: Companies House records.
Secretary at Yorkshire Universities
- 0 current roles
- 1 previous role
- Served alongside 14 people
Official record Companies House · updated 11th October 2026
Roles
1 role across 1 organisation (0 current, 1 previous)Previous roles (1)
-
Yorkshire UniversitiesSecretary · 2001-2003
Official record ยท Companies House
- Source
- Companies House
- Organisation
- Yorkshire Universities
- Role
- Secretary
- Appointed
- 2001-12-17
- Ended
- 2003-04-10
- Record reference
- Company 03467035
Previous
Company roles, current and past, as filed at Companies House.
People Helen has served alongside
14 people across 1 organisationBased 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.
Yorkshire Universities 14 people · 2001-2003
- Michelle Julia Duxbury-Townsley2003
- Professor Brian Cantor2002-2003
- Coughlan, Michael Jeremiah, Doctor2001-2003
- Dr Diana Margaret Green2001-2003
- Dr Peter Howard Smith2001-2003
- Prof David John Drewry2001-2003
- Prof Sir Alan Wilson2001-2003
- Professor Christopher Malcolm Taylor2001-2003
- Professor Dianne Marie Willcocks2001-2003
- Professor John Tarrant2001-2003
- Professor Leslie Wagner2001-2003
- Professor Robert Francis Boucher2001-2003
- Professor Sir Ron Cooke2001-2002
- Stephen Anthony Kelly2001
Sources
- Companies House
- Officer appointments and resignations.
- Edition
- Register edition compiled 11th October 2026
- Identity
- Records are treated as the same person only where our identity-matching rules support it. Confirmed relationships are supported by the approved identity-matching evidence and rules. Likely relationships are supported by sufficient evidence to suggest the records concern the same individual, but are not established as confirmed; they are shown with the label “Likely the same person”. How people are matched
Report an issue with this record · How we handle data · Object or ask for removal