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Square Manchester M60
CO-OPERATIVE GROUP LIMITED

REGISTERED OFFICE:
1 Angel Square
Manchester
M60 0AG

REGISTERED NUMBER: 525R
(Registered under I&P Acts 1965-2003)

Group Secretary:

Moira Lees

SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES/ORGANISATIONS

* name changed from Co-operative Wholesale Society Limited on 14 January 2001 name changed from Co-operative Group (CWS) Ltd on 3 December 2007

December 2012

Name of Company

Percentage
Owned

2Can Travel Limited

100%

A Dowse Limited

Country of
Incorporation

Registered
Number

Registered
Office

England &
W ales

4592532

100%

England &
W ales

2442464

A E Saffer Chemists
Limited

100%

England &
Wales

3385342

A M L Holdings (UK)
Limited

100%

England &
W ales

3385016

Aberness Limited

100%

Scotland

31126R

Access Business Travel
Limited

100%

England &
W ales

2648153

Access Holiday Club
Limited

100%

England &
W ales

2738776

Accruedirect Limited
(Hived up 20 August
2004) (NCC Subsidiary)

100%

England &
W ales

3634249

Albert Farnell Limited

100%

England &
W ales

391896

Allsop & Burley
(Chemists) Limited

100%

England &
W ales

836826

Andrew Bass Limited
(NCC Subsidiary)

100%

England &
W ales

1485086

1 Angel
Square
Manchester
M60 0AG
New
Century
House
Corporation
Street
Manchester
M60 4ES
1 Angel
Square
Manchester
M60 0AG
1 Angel
Square
Manchester
M60 0AG
Robert
Owen
House
87 Bath
Street
Glasgow
G2 2EE
1 Angel
Square
Manchester
M60 0AG
1 Angel
Square
Manchester
M60 0AG
1 Angel
Square
Manchester
M60 0AG
Media
House
5 Staithgate
Lane
Bradford
BD6 1YA
1 Angel
Square
Manchester
M60 0AG
1 Angel
Square
Manchester
M60 0AG

December 2012

Name of Company

Percentage
Owned

Andrew Holmes & Son
Limited (Fairways subsidiary) 100%

Anglia Funeral Services
Limited (Fairways subsidiary) Country of
Incorporation

Registered
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