This company operates under the name of Wheal Martyn Trust. The company first started fifty years ago and was registered with 01160460 as the reg. no. The head office of the company is located in St. Austell. You may visit them at Wheal Martyn, Carthew. This firm switched its name already two times. Up to 2016 this firm has provided its services under the name of Wheal Martyn Trust but now this firm is registered under the business name Wheal Martyn Trust. This firm's declared SIC number is 91020 and has the NACE code: Museums activities. 2023-01-31 is the last time when account status updates were filed.
The company was registered as a charity on Monday 11th February 1991. It operates under charity registration number 1001838. The geographic range of the charity's activity is st austell and cornwall and it operates in different locations around Cornwall. As concerns the charity's finances, their most successful year was 2014 when they earned £367,009 and their expenditures were £417,853. The company concentrates on training and education, the conservation of heritage sites and the protection of the environment and training and education. It works to the benefit of the whole mankind, all the people. It tries to help its beneficiaries by the means of providing facilities, buildings and open spaces and providing facilities, buildings and open spaces. If you would like to get to know something more about the company's activities, dial them on the following number 01566 771930 or go to their official website.
3 transactions have been registered in 2015 with a sum total of £83,000.
Due to this enterprise's constant growth, it became necessary to choose additional company leaders: Malcolm B., Christopher V. and John W. who have been collaborating for 6 years to promote the success of this specific limited company. In order to provide support to the directors, this particular limited company has been utilizing the skillset of Lesley W. as a secretary for the last 5 years. At least one limited company has been appointed as a director, specifically South West Lakes Trust.
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