The Scottish Crannog Centre Trust
The Scottish Crannog Centre Trust is an active company incorporated on 22 August 1988 with the registered office located in Aberfeldy, Perth and Kinross. The Scottish Crannog Centre Trust was registered 37 years ago.
Status
Active
Active since incorporation
Company No
SC112863
Private Limited Company by guarantee without share capital, use of 'Limited' exemption
Scottish Company
Age
37 years
Incorporated 22 August 1988
Size
Small
Turnover is under £15M
Balance sheet is under £7.5M
Under 50 employees
Confirmation
Submitted
Dated 4 May 2025 (4 months ago)
Next confirmation dated 4 May 2026
Due by 18 May 2026 (8 months remaining)
Last change occurred 8 years ago
Accounts
Submitted
For period 1 Apr ⟶ 31 Mar 2024 (1 year)
Accounts type is Group
Next accounts for period 31 March 2025
Due by 31 December 2025 (3 months remaining)
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Mutual Companies
Ian Nicholas (Nick) Grant and Mr John Cameron Duff are mutual people.
Active
Dr Charlotte Amanda Flower and Mr Michael Anthony Benson are mutual people.
Active
Sean Liam Fleming is a mutual person.
Active
Sean Liam Fleming is a mutual person.
Active
Brands
The Scottish Crannog Centre is a historical attraction that explores the lives of Iron Age dwellers in Scotland through a replica of a crannog, an ancient loch-dwelling.
Financials
Net Assets, Total Assets & Total Liabilities (2015–2024)
Period Ended
31 Mar 2024
For period 31 Mar ⟶ 31 Mar 2024
Traded for 12 months
Cash in Bank
£191.86K
Decreased by £413.15K (-68%)
Turnover
£3.31M
Increased by £2.61M (+373%)
Employees
20
Decreased by 2 (-9%)
Total Assets
£3.97M
Increased by £2.67M (+205%)
Total Liabilities
-£570.66K
Increased by £503.21K (+746%)
Net Assets
£3.4M
Increased by £2.17M (+176%)
Debt Ratio (%)
14%
Increased by 9.19% (+177%)
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