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Alison Julie Birch
Trustee at The Solihull Borough Talking Newspaper Association · Llp-member at Photometric & Optical Testing Services LLP
- 2 current roles
- Served alongside 14 people
Alison's network: 14 people across 3 organisations
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Official record Charity Commission and Companies House · updated 27th September 2026 · Free, no card or password
Current roles
2 roles across 2 organisations-
The Solihull Borough Talking Newspaper AssociationTrustee · 2023-present
Official record · Charity Commission
- Source
- Charity Commission
- Organisation
- The Solihull Borough Talking Newspaper Association
- Role
- Trustee
- Appointed
- 2023-02-06
- Record reference
- Charity 506328
Current -
Photometric & Optical Testing Services LLPLlp-member · 2010-present
Official record · Companies House
- Source
- Companies House
- Organisation
- Photometric & Optical Testing Services LLP
- Role
- Llp-member
- Appointed
- 2010-03-05
- Record reference
- Company OC352911
Current
People Alison has served alongside
14 people across 3 organisationsBased on overlapping official board records. Calculated from official records
14 people across 3 organisations
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- Register of Charities: current trustees and appointment dates.
- Companies House
- Officer appointments and resignations.
- Edition
- Register edition compiled 27th September 2026
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