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EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY REGISTER (Effective Date: 20Th October 2020) EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY REGISTER (effective date: 20th October 2020) *To perform a basic search in Windows use (Ctrl+Shift+F) FRN (Firm Reference Number): 202852 Name of Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy number: 74201/2016/001 Policy inception date: 30 June 2016 Policy end date: 29 June 2017 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Port of Wisbech Limited CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 1.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Port of Wisbech Limited PE13 3BB Nene Parade, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 3BB UK 126/TZ62849 Co. No. 05167423 Employer's Name 1.2 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Port of Wisbech Holdings Limited PE13 3BB Nene Parade, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 3BB UK 126/TZ62849 Co. No. 06131887 Policy number: 77883/2017/001 Policy inception date: 31 January 2017 Policy end date: 30 January 2018 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Jenkins Shipping Group Limited CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 2.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Jenkins Shipping Group Ltd BT3 9JL 13 West Bank Road, Belfast Harbour Estate, Belfast, BT3 9JL UK 925PR00158004 Co. No. NI069142 Employer's Name 2.2 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Jenkins Shipping (GB) Ltd L1 3DN Church House, 1 Hanover Street, Liverpool, L1 3DN 916PF00139859 Co. No. 06376891 Employer's Name 2.3 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Jenkins Shipping Transport Ltd BT3 9JL 13 West Bank Road, Belfast Harbour Estate, Belfast, BT3 9JL UK 925PZ00155504 Co. No. NI069027 Employer's Name 2.4 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Jenkins Port Services Ltd HU1 1TJ Unit 19, Castle Street, Hull HU1 1TJ 391PZ00175208 CO. No. 06337736 Employer's Name 2.5 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Jenkins Shipping Company Ltd BT3 9JL 13 West Bank Road, Belfast Harbour Estate, Belfast, BT3 9JL UK 916PB00126647 Co. No. NI046925 Policy number: 78985/2017/001 Policy inception date: 01 April 2017 Policy end date: 31 March 2018 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Northern Ireland Fishery Harbour Authority CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 3.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Northern Ireland Fishery Harbour N/A (Executive non-departmental BT30 6DW 3 St Patricks Avenue, Downpatrick, Co. Down. BT30 6DW 925/60857 Authority public body - NDPB) Policy number: 78981/2017/001 Policy inception date: 31 March 2017 Policy end date: 30 March 2018 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Carlingford Lough Commission CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 4.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) N/A (Executive non-departmental Carlingford Lough Commission BT34 3JR Warrenpoint Harbour, Co Down, Northern Ireland BT34 3JR 916/N776 public body - NDPB) Policy number: 79539/2017/001 Policy inception date: 01 May 2017 Policy end date: 30 April 2018 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Neill & Brown Global Logistics Ltd CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 5.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Neill & Brown Ltd HU13 0EG Overseas House, Waterside Trading Park, Livingstone Road, Hessle, Hull 391/N220 Co. No. 00348187 Employer's Name 5.2 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Neill & Brown Global Logistics Group HU13 0EG Overseas House, Waterside Trading Park, Livingstone Road, Hessle, Hull 391/N6117 Co. No. 02253582 Limited Employer's Name 5.3 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Neill & Brown (Shipping) Limited HU13 0EG Overseas House, Waterside Trading Park, Livingstone Road, Hessle, Hull 391/N223 Co. No. 01431638 Employer's Name 5.4 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Portable Movements Limited HU13 0EG Overseas House, Waterside Trading Park, Livingstone Road, Hessle, Hull 391/T330 Co. No. 01420291 Policy number: 74201/2017/001 Policy inception date: 30 June 2017 Policy end date: 29 June 2018 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Port of Wisbech Limited CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 1.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Port of Wisbech Limited PE13 3BB Nene Parade, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 3BB UK 126/TZ62849 Co. No. 05167423 Employer's Name 1.2 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Port of Wisbech Holdings Limited PE13 3BB Nene Parade, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 3BB UK 126/TZ62849 Co. No. 06131887 Policy number: 82203/2017/001 Policy inception date: 23 September 2017 Policy end date: 22 September 2018 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Rockayne Jersey Ltd T/A Channel Island Lines CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 6.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Rockayne (Jersey) Ltd JE2 3ND New North Quay, St Helier, Jersey n/a 113952 Employer's Name 6.2 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Channel Island Lines (Guernsey) Ltd GY2 4LE Unit 3 Ocean Yard, Longue Hougue, Bulwer Avenue, St Sampson, Guernsey n/a 57324 Employer's Name 6.3 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Channel Island Lines (UK) Ltd SO14 3AH Berth 45 Central Road, Eastern Docks, Southampton, United Kingdom 475 P X 00549045 Co. No. 08718464 Policy number: 77883/2018/001 Policy inception date: 31 January 2018 Policy end date: 30 January 2019 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Jenkins Shipping Company Limited CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 2.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Jenkins Shipping Group Ltd BT3 9JL 13 West Bank Road, Belfast Harbour Estate, Belfast, BT3 9JL UK 925PR00158004 Co. No. NI069142 Employer's Name 2.2 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Jenkins Shipping (GB) Ltd L1 3DN Church House, 1 Hanover Street, Liverpool, L1 3DN 916PF00139859 Co. No. 06376891 Employer's Name 2.3 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Jenkins Shipping Transport Ltd BT3 9JL 13 West Bank Road, Belfast Harbour Estate, Belfast, BT3 9JL UK 925PZ00155504 Co. No. NI069027 Employer's Name 2.4 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Jenkins Port Services Ltd HU1 1TJ Unit 19, Castle Street, Hull HU1 1TJ 391PZ00175208 CO. No. 06337736 Employer's Name 2.5 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Jenkins Shipping Company Ltd BT3 9JL 13 West Bank Road, Belfast Harbour Estate, Belfast, BT3 9JL UK 916PB00126647 Co. No. NI046925 Policy number: 78985/2018/001 Policy inception date: 01 April 2018 Policy end date: 31 March 2019 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Northern Ireland Fishery Harbour Authority CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 3.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Northern Ireland Fishery Harbour N/A (Executive non-departmental BT30 6DW 3 St Patricks Avenue, Downpatrick, Co. Down. BT30 6DW 925/60857 Authority public body - NDPB) Policy number: 78981/2018/001 Policy inception date: 31 March 2018 Policy end date: 30 March 2019 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Carlingford Lough Commission CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 4.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) N/A (Executive non-departmental Carlingford Lough Commission BT34 3JR Warrenpoint Harbour, Co Down, Northern Ireland BT34 3JR 916/N776 public body - NDPB) Policy number: 79539/2018/001 Policy inception date: 01 May 2018 Policy end date: 30 April 2019 Name of Original Insurer: TT Club Mutual Insurance Limited Policy holder name: Neill & Brown Global Logistics Ltd CHRN (Companies House reference Employer's Name 5.1 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) ERN (HMRC Employer reference number) number) Neill & Brown Ltd HU13 0EG Overseas House, Waterside Trading Park, Livingstone Road, Hessle, Hull 391/N220 Co. No. 00348187 Employer's Name 5.2 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Neill & Brown Global Logistics Group HU13 0EG Overseas House, Waterside Trading Park, Livingstone Road, Hessle, Hull 391/N6117 Co. No. 02253582 Limited Employer's Name 5.3 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Neill & Brown (Shipping) Limited HU13 0EG Overseas House, Waterside Trading Park, Livingstone Road, Hessle, Hull 391/N223 Co. No. 01431638 Employer's Name 5.4 Postcode Full address (the latest registered with Companies House) Portable Movements Limited HU13 0EG Overseas House, Waterside Trading
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