Historic Christchurch nestles between the River Avon and Stour at their confluence and enjoys unparalleled harbour views, walks and wildlife.
Close to lively Bournemouth and the tranquillity of the New Forest and rural Dorset, Christchurch's unique combination of heritage, coastline, harbour and rivers provides all the ingredients to make your visit extra special. Christchurch dates from Saxon times, and lies in the shadow of the magnificent 11th century Priory Church and still retains its Saxon street layout. Originally known as Twynham "the place betwixt the waters", Christchurch takes its name from the Priory Church, which was originally known as Christ's Church. The town centre dates from Saxon times and lies adjacent to the majestic 11th century Priory church. The beautiful historic Priory has a wealth of medieval carving and is reputedly one of the longest parish churches in England. It is famous for its 1094 Norman nave and turret, the Lady Chapel's pendant vault, probably the first in this country, misericords including one, by tradition, the oldest in England. Also the Miraculous Beam, the ninth centenary commemorative stained-glass window and the restored 18th century organ. Red House Museum and art Gallery, was originally a workhouse. This fascinating museum contains countless objects relating to local history, geology, natural history and archaeology as well as an impressive costume gallery. Place Mill, mentioned in the Doomsday Book, was part of the conventual buildings of the Priory. Although the mill has been carefully restored, it no longer grinds flour, but the working machinery provides a fascinating backdrop to a collection of milling artefacts, arts and crafts. The fascinating older part of the town with its quaint houses, excellent restaurants and specialist shops, is just a few minutes walk from the bustling High Street, with its Saxon Square shopping precinct. On Mondays in the town centre there is a large and popular market. Christchurch has six, safe, sandy beaches stretching across the sweep of Christchurch Bay from Mudeford Sandbank to Highcliffe. They all offer amazing views across Christchurch Bay from the Isle of Wight and the Needles in the east to Hengistbury Head in the west. The Regent Centre is the cinema, theatre and concert hall serving Christchurch and the surrounding area. It was built in 1931 and retains all the Art Deco charm of the era. The foyer is used by local artists, for exhibitions of their work. The Regent Centre screens new release films, as well as hosting concerts, plays, pop groups and pantomime to suit all tastes. Christchurch is famous for its exciting places to eat out, and has probably the widest selection of restaurants in the area offering international cuisine. Christchurch has a wide range of indoor and outdoor sports. As well as the Two Riversmeet Leisure centre, there is excellent angling, watersports, bowls, tennis, golf, riding, skiing and ski bobbing. Christchurch is ideal for walkers with a variety of walks by the sea, the rivers, through heathland and woodland or across Stanpit Marsh - the birdwatcher's heaven.
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22 Dec 2015 Total exemption small company accounts made up to 31 March 2015 26 Nov 2015 Annual return made up to 18 November 2015 with full list of shareholders Statement of capital on 2015-11-26 GBP 2 17 Dec 2014 Total exemption small company accounts made up to 31 March 2014 26 Nov 2014 Annual return made up to 18 November 2014 with full list of shareholders Statement of capital on 2014-11-26 GBP 2 20 Dec 2013 Annual return made up to 18 November 2013 with full list of shareholders Statement of capital on 2013-12-20 GBP 2 20 Dec 2013 Total exemption small company accounts made up to 31 March 2013 21 Dec 2012 Total exemption small company accounts made up to 31 March 2012 28 Nov 2012 Annual return made up to 18 November 2012 with full list of shareholders 04 Jan 2012 Annual return made up to 18 November 2011 with full list of shareholders 24 Nov 2011 Total exemption small company accounts made up to 31 March 2011 17 Jan 2011 Annual return made up to 18 November 2010 with full list of shareholders 24 Nov 2010 Total exemption small company accounts made up to 31 March 2010 22 Apr 2010 Annual return made up to 18 November 2009 with full list of shareholders 22 Apr 2010 Director's details changed for Francis Gareth Owens on 18 November 2009 22 Apr 2010 Secretary's details changed for Francis Gareth Owens on 18 November 2009 22 Apr 2010 Director's details changed for Damian Owens on 18 November 2009 31 Jan 2010 Total exemption small company accounts made up to 31 March 2009 09 Feb 2009 18/11/08 annual return shuttle 22 Jan 2009 31/03/08 annual accts 10 Feb 2008 18/11/07 annual return shuttle 09 Feb 2008 31/03/07 annual accts 24 Jan 2007 31/03/06 annual accts 27 Nov 2006 18/11/06 annual return shuttle 28 Feb 2006 31/03/05 annual accts 15 Dec 2005 18/11/05 annual return shuttle 02 Dec 2004 18/11/04 annual return shuttle 01 Dec 2004 31/03/04 annual accts 17 Sep 2004 Change of ARD 23 Dec 2003 Return of allot of shares 17 Dec 2003 18/11/03 annual return shuttle 24 Apr 2003 Updated mem and arts 24 Apr 2003 Change in sit reg add 24 Apr 2003 Change of dirs/sec 24 Apr 2003 Change of dirs/sec 24 Apr 2003 Change of dirs/sec 24 Apr 2003 Resolutions Special/extra resolution 03 Apr 2003 Resolution to change name 18 Nov 2002 Pars re dirs/sit reg off This document is currently unavailable, a copy can be ordered from the Contact Centre. Telephone +44 (0)303 1234 500. There is a £3.00 charge per document. 18 Nov 2002 Decln complnce reg new co This document is currently unavailable, a copy can be ordered from the Contact Centre. Telephone +44 (0)303 1234 500. There is a £3.00 charge per document. 18 Nov 2002 Articles This document is currently unavailable, a copy can be ordered from the Contact Centre. Telephone +44 (0)303 1234 500. There is a £3.00 charge per document. 18 Nov 2002 Memorandum This document is currently unavailable, a copy can be ordered from the Contact Centre. Telephone +44 (0)303 1234 500. There is a £3.00 charge per document. Damian Owens is a formally registered director born in November 1960. Up to this point, Damian was engaged as a high-level officer in 1 company. The initial nomination happened in Frank Owens Ltd on March 25, 2003. The business was formed on November 18, 2002, with headquarters set up in Co L'derry. The board member cooperated with Dorothy Kane (company director), Malcolm Harrison (it officer). This 55-year-old managing director is listed in 28 company filings, for example: the filing delivered on April 22, 2010 on behalf of Frank Owens Ltd in the officers - change category, the filing delivered on April 24, 2003 on behalf of Frank Owens Ltd, or the filing delivered on December 17, 2003 on behalf of Frank Owens Ltd. Damian is a person of Irish nationality.
About Name: Damian Owens Date of Birth: November 1960 Age: 55 Nationality: Irish Residence: Northern Ireland Address: Co Derry BT47 3AX N Ireland Last updated: 2016-06-23 Director at: Frank Owens Ltd Occupation: Company Director Appointed: March 25, 2003 Address: 50 Main Street Co L'derry United Kingdom Incorporation date: November 18, 2002 Work History Company Details Frank Owens Ltd Incorporation date: 2002-11-18 Category: Private Limited Company Sic Code (Services): 56302 - Public houses and bars There are a lot of things to consider when you're looking for a commercial property. Finding the perfect property for your business can be difficult, so Bacall Development advise you to keep reading to help you search for the right one.
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