Company registration 06034603 · Birmingham

THURSDAYS (UK) LIMITEDLand & property portfolio

Every registered title HM Land Registry records against this company, rolled up by postcode district — with a direct line into the planning constraints on each one.

Status

administration

Incorporated

2006-12-20 · 236 months ago

Registered office

Birmingham

Companies House

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Coverage: 2,326 of 2,411 postcode districts. This portfolio may be incomplete — holdings in districts not yet ingested are not shown.

50

Registered titles

30

Postcode districts

Largest: CM77

£243k

Recorded price paid

July 2026

HMLR data month

First seen 2026-07

Signals

Leasehold: 50

A single-title company incorporated in the last eighteen months is the classic special-purpose vehicle — the tell that a site is being assembled. Acquisition counts come from HM Land Registry’s monthly change-only files.

Where the portfolio sits

Postcode districts in which THURSDAYS (UK) LIMITED is a registered proprietor.

CM77 — Braintree: 2 titlesNE1 — Newcastle city centre: 2 titlesB16 — Edgbaston: 1 titleB91 — Olton: 1 titleBS1 — Bristol city centre: 1 titleCF10 — Cardiff city centre: 1 titleDA9 — Greenhithe: 1 titleDH1 — Durham: 1 titleDN4 — Balby: 1 titleGL1 — Gloucester: 1 titleHG1 — Harrogate: 1 titleHX1 — Halifax Town Centre: 1 titleKT1 — Kingston upon Thames: 1 titleL1 — Liverpool city centre: 1 titleL24 — Hale: 1 titleLN2 — Nettleham: 1 titleLS11 — Beeston: 1 titleM1 — Piccadilly: 1 titleM33 — Sale: 1 titleMK1 — Denbigh: 1 titleNN5 — Duston: 1 titleNR1 — Thorpe Hamlet: 1 titleRG1 — Reading: 1 titleRG12 — Bracknell: 1 titleRH10 — Copthorne: 1 titleSG1 — North Stevenage: 1 titleSO15 — Shirley: 1 titleST1 — Hanley: 1 titleTW18 — Staines: 1 titleWF10 — Airedale: 1 title

Postcode districts, sized by titles held. District-level only — HM Land Registry publishes no link between title numbers and mapped parcels. HMLR data: July 2026.

DistrictWhereTitlesShare
CM77Braintree26%
NE1Newcastle city centre26%
B16Edgbaston13%
B91Olton13%
BS1Bristol city centre13%
CF10Cardiff city centre13%
DA9Greenhithe13%
DH1Durham13%
DN4Balby13%
GL1Gloucester13%
HG1Harrogate13%
HX1Halifax Town Centre13%
KT1Kingston upon Thames13%
L1Liverpool city centre13%
L24Hale13%
LN2Nettleham13%
LS11Beeston13%
M1Piccadilly13%
M33Sale13%
MK1Denbigh13%
NN5Duston13%
NR1Thorpe Hamlet13%
RG1Reading13%
RG12Bracknell13%
RH10Copthorne13%
SG1North Stevenage13%
SO15Shirley13%
ST1Hanley13%
TW18Staines13%
WF10Airedale13%

Registered titles

Title number, postcode district, tenure and recorded price paid. Property addresses are licence-restricted and are never shown.

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From portfolio to buildability

Knowing what a company holds is half the picture. Screen any address in CM77 against conservation areas, flood risk, listed buildings, green belt and129 other datasets — free, no account.

Frequently asked

What land does THURSDAYS (UK) LIMITED own?+

HM Land Registry's corporate (CCOD) and overseas (OCOD) ownership records show THURSDAYS (UK) LIMITED as a registered proprietor of 50 titles across 30 postcode districts in England and Wales. Holdings are reported at postcode-district level: HM Land Registry publishes no link between title numbers and mapped land parcels, so this is a screening indicator rather than a set of boundaries.

Why can't I see the addresses of these properties?+

The property-address fields in HM Land Registry's ownership data are licence-restricted for anyone who is not a Public Sector Geospatial Agreement holder, so we neither hold nor display them. What we publish is the title number, the postcode district, the tenure and the recorded price paid. To confirm a specific property you would order an official copy of the register for that title.

How current is this?+

HM Land Registry publishes CCOD and OCOD monthly and this index is refreshed from the change-only files each month. Every table and map on this page carries the data month it describes. Ownership records can lag a transaction by weeks or months, so treat a portfolio as a screening picture, not a completed search.

Can I check planning constraints on this company's land?+

Yes — each district links through to its ownership page and to the free constraints checker, which screens any address in England, Wales or Scotland against conservation areas, flood risk, listed buildings, green belt and 129 other datasets.

Ownership is drawn from HM Land Registry’s corporate (CCOD) and overseas (OCOD) ownership datasets and aggregated by postcode district. HM Land Registry does not publish a link between title numbers and mapped land parcels, so this is a district-level screening indicator, not a title-plan boundary. We show the owning company, its jurisdiction, category and holding counts — not exact property addresses (their use is licence-restricted). Private individuals are never included; these datasets cover companies and organisations only.

Source: Source: HM Land Registry — UK companies (CCOD) and overseas companies (OCOD) that own property in England and Wales. Information produced by HM Land Registry. © Crown copyright 2026 Data as at July 2026.

Note: Corporate ownership reflects HM Land Registry’s record of the current registered proprietor and can lag transactions by weeks or months. Ownership is matched to a location by postcode, not by title-plan boundary, so treat it as a screening indicator — always confirm with an official copy of the register before relying on it.

HMLR data: July 2026. Companies House facts, where shown, come from the Companies House public register.

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