W H Bond & Sons Limited
Farm business profile — Companies House 03240088 , Saltash
What this business is
W H Bond & Sons Limited is a private limited company registered at Trerule Farm, Trerulefoot, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 5BL. It was incorporated on 20 August 1996 and is currently active.
Companies House records these activities against it:
- Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds (SIC 01110)
- Sawmilling and planing of wood (SIC 16100)
- Construction of other civil engineering projects n.e.c. (SIC 42990)
- Renting and leasing of construction and civil engineering machinery and equipment (SIC 77320)
Farm subsidy payments
Defra and the devolved paying agencies publish the farm support payments they make. Matching those records to this company gives a recorded total of £44,564 across 1 financial year.
2024: £44,564
| Scheme | Amount |
|---|---|
| Basic payment scheme - UK funded | £44,564 |
| Total, Rural Payments Agency (England) | £44,564 |
How this was matched. Defra publishes a recipient name and postcode district, not a company number, so the link to this company is a name-and-location match rather than an official identifier. We only show a payment where that match is 88% confident or better — the matching rules are published here. Payment records cover the two financial years Defra currently publishes, so this is not a lifetime total.
What this page does not tell you
This is a record built from filings and registers, not a report on how the business trades. It does not show turnover or profit — most farm companies file micro-entity or small-company accounts, which do not include a profit and loss account. It does not show who owns the land, because the free Land Registry data does not link ownership to a title at parcel level. And it does not show anything the business has not been required to file.
Is this your business?
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