Mr Ian James Bolderston[4]Has significant influence or control; Has significant influence or control as a member of a firmAs reported · 30 Sept 2026
Mr Colin Thomas[4]Has significant influence or control; Has significant influence or control as a member of a firmAs reported · 30 Sept 2026
The brand's own legal disclosure and Companies House identify this operating company. This does not establish the operator of every store or franchise, or a complete ultimate beneficial-owner chain. Current Companies House disclosures for H20 Westfield Ltd (08417849): Mr Ian James Bolderston: Has significant influence or control; Has significant influence or control as a member of a firm. Mr Colin Thomas: Has significant influence or control; Has significant influence or control as a member of a firm. These are statutory control categories, not exact shareholdings. They can overlap, including through trusts, and must not be added together or interpreted as sole ownership. [1][2][5][3][4]
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United KingdomPeriod ended 30 June 2025
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H20 Westfield Ltd Period ending 30 Jun 2025
The filed micro-entity accounts do not include a cash-flow statement or a separately identified cash corporation-tax payment. Any income-statement tax amount is an accounting charge, not a payment. The limited public filing does not support a zero cash-tax figure. [6]
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Companies House · Legal name, company number, domestic company type and incorporation. UK registration does not establish headquarters or tax residence; a constituent jurisdiction is not inferred from a registered-office address.
Companies House · Active persons with significant control and their stated nature of control; ceased entries and withdrawn statements are excluded. Control categories can overlap and are not exact beneficial shareholdings.