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Org Name BDAF TDAF EBULK HAVERING COLLEGE OF Org Name BDAF TDAF EBULK HAVERING COLLEGE OF FURTHER & HIGHER EDUCATION 508 100 FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON 43 1ST ACE LIMITED 2758 1ST CARE NURSING LTD 280 1ST RESOURCE LTD 227 2 CARE 4 SOLUTIONS LIMITED 620 24 SEVEN FOSTERING SERVICES LT 94 2GETHER NHS FOUNDATION TRUST 509 2XL RECRUITMENT LTD 326 4 SOCIAL WORK LTD BBL TECHNICAL RECRUITMENT LTD 396 4MYSCHOOLS 256 7EVEN SOLUTIONS LTD 221 A & E SUPPORT SERVICES LTD 355 A AND L ENTERPRISES 9 A AND R TRAINING SERVICES LTD 107 125 A LA CARTE CARE LIMITED 136 A STAR TEACHERS 222 A.C.K. DISCLOSURES LIMITED 196 A.D.L. 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WEST MIDLANDS 103 AUTO-CYCLE UNION LIMITED COMPANY NO: 134679 45 AVALON 226 AVANTE PARTNERSHIP LIMITED 1062 AVENANCE PLC 665 AVENUES 441 3 AVERY HEALTHCARE 1546 1 AVIDAN LIMITED T/A HIGH MEADOW 119 AVIVA PLC 14 AVON AND SOMERSET PROBATION AREA 114 AVON AND WILTSHIRE MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP NHS TRUST 829 AVON LOCAL MEDICAL COMMITTEE LIMITED 826 AXCIS 849 AYLESBURY COLLEGE 282 AYLESBURY VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL 521 B & M CARE GROUP LTD 472 BABCOCK INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES LTD 4486 20 9340 BABERGH DISTRICT COUNCIL 110 BACKGROUND CHECKING LTD 1853 BACKSTOP SUPPORT LIMITED 191 BADEN-POWELL SCOUTS ASSOCIATION 123 BADMINTON ASSOCIATION OF ENGLAND LTD 1229 BAILEY EMPLOYMENT SERVICES LTD 174 BALFOUR BEATTY WORKPLACE 589 BAM CONSTRUCT UK LTD 190 BANGOR UNIVERSITY 1484 BANSTEAD CARSHALTON + DISTRICT HOUSING SOCIETY 3 BARBICAN CENTRE 283 BARCHESTER HEALTHCARE 8228 BARE HALL QUALITY CARERS 418 BARKER ROSS LTD 176 BARKING & DAGENHAM COLLEGE 568 BARKING & DAGENHAM VOLUNTEER BUREAU 671 BARKING AND DAGENHAM PCT 137 BARKING HAVERING & REDBRIDGE HOSPITALS NHS TRUST 7 BARNABAS FELLOWSHIP OF CHURCHES 241 22 BARNARDOS 5863 7 BARNET & CHASE FARM HOSP NHS TRUST 1745 BARNET COLLEGE 621 BARNET ENFIELD & HARINGEY MENTAL HEALTH NHS TRUST 715 BARNET PRIMARY CARE NHS TRUST 18 BARNFIELD COLLEGE 520 BARNSLEY ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS 1026 BARNSLEY COLLEGE 553 BARNSLEY HOSPITAL NHS FOUNDATION TRUST 2157 BARNSLEY METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL 4729 BARNSLEY PREMIER LEISURE 107 BARNSLEY PRIMARY CARE NHS TRUST 627 BARROW BOROUGH COUNCIL 180 BARTON PEVERIL COLLEGE 151 BARTS AND THE LONDON NHS TRUST 1276 BASEBALL SOFTBALL UK 149 BASILDON & THURROCK UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST 409 BASILDON BOROUGH COUNCIL 608 BASILDON UPPER ACADEMY 140 BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE BOROUGH COUNCIL 390 BASINGSTOKE AND NORTH HAMPSHIRE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST 367 BASINGSTOKE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 181 BASINGSTOKE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 173 BASSETLAW DISTRICT COUNCIL 101 BASTILLE TRAINING & SECURITY SERVICES 8 BATH & NORTH EAST SOMERSET COUNCIL 3974 1 BATH SPA UNIVERSITY 1048 BEACON CARE SERVICES LIMITED 148 BEATBULLYING 718 BEDFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL 2753 BEDFORD CHARITY 628 BEDFORD COLLEGE 314 BEDFORD HOSPITAL NHS TRUST 858 2 BEDFORDSHIRE PILGRIMS HOUSING ASSOCIATION 1 BEDFORDSHIRE PRIMARY CARE TRUST 626 BEDFORDSHIRE PROBATION TRUST 66 BEDFORDSHIRE RURAL COMMUNITIES CHARITY LTD 994 BEECH NURSING AND CARE AGENCY LIMITED 4 BELL CONCORD EDUC TRUST LTD 113 BELL EDUCATIONAL TRUST 351 BELLE VUE CARE GROUP 427 BELLERBYS COLLEGE (BELLERBYS E DUCATIONAL SERVICES LTD) 319 BELLERBYS COLLEGE LONDON 398 BELLERBYS EDUCATIONAL SERVICES PART OF STUDYGROUP 161 BENENDEN SCHOOL (KENT) LTD 110 BEN-MOTOR AND ALLIED TRADES 280 BENNENDEN HOSPITAL TRUST 211 BERKSHIRE EDUCATION BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP ORGANISATION 133 BERKSHIRE SHARED SERVICES 2231 1 BERRY RECRUITMENT
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