The Institute of Historic Building Conservation

Reference number: 715628

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  • An introducer appointed representative can only pass your details to its principal firm. It cannot recommend products, give financial advice, or arrange deals on its own.
  • The Institute of Historic Building Conservation (FRN 715628) introduces customers to MFL INSURANCE GROUP LTD (FRN 306684). Any regulated advice or arranging is done by the principal, not The Institute of Historic Building Conservation.
  • Example: if The Institute of Historic Building Conservation refers you to a financial adviser, the advice should come from the principal firm, not from The Institute of Historic Building Conservation itself.
  • Before you proceed, confirm contact details match the official FCA register for both firms. Scammers sometimes clone legitimate AR names and FRNs but use fake phone numbers and websites.

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  • No website on the FCA register

  • Phone number

    01747 873133

  • Address

    Jubilee House, High Street, Tisbury, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3 6HA, United Kingdom

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FCA permissions and consumer protection

  • Protection through the principal firm
    Protection works through Mfl Insurance Group Ltd, the principal firm responsible for this firm's regulated activity. FSCS cover and the Financial Ombudsman Service apply as they would to the principal.
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FCA disciplinary action and complaints

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Companies House record

The company behind the firm: its status, age, registered office and directors.

Company status
Active
Company type
Private company limited by guarantee
Incorporated
14 March 1997 (29 years old)
Registered office
Jubilee House, High Street, Tisbury, Wiltshire, SP3 6HA
Nature of business
  • Activities of professional membership organisations (SIC 94120)

Directors and company secretaries

Name Role Born Appointed Other companies
Sheila Stones Director Feb 1956 16 Dec 2015 None
Andrew David William Shepherd Director May 1950 23 Jun 2017 None
Lone Beatrix Le Vay Director Feb 1956 5 Jul 2019 None
David John Mcdonald Director Sep 1951 5 Jul 2019 1 other company
Desmond John Cairns Director Jul 1964 24 Feb 2022 1 other company
Joanna Mary Saady Director Oct 1966 3 May 2023 None
Sarah Khan Director Oct 1980 13 Dec 2023 None
Kathryn Moore Director Jul 1988 30 Apr 2024 None
Katie Parsons Director Feb 1987 30 Apr 2024 None
Serena Cardozo Director Mar 1987 3 Sep 2024 None
David John Chetwyn Director Jul 1963 13 May 2025 9 other companies
Shona Kate Johnston Director Jun 1979 13 May 2025 1 other company
Alexandra Louise Fairclough Director Apr 1965 7 Jan 2026 1 other company
Nairita Chakraborty Director Oct 1981 18 Mar 2026 1 other company
Lydia Ann Porter Secretary Not published 7 Sep 2017 –

Other companies run by these 14 directors

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other companies
13
closed down
4
run together
1

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  • What each company does, and whether it is still trading
  • Which of these 14 directors sit on each board, and since when
  • Any that went into liquidation or administration
  • The 1 company these 14 directors run together
  • All 102 people who have ever been directors, with their dates
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Key dates in its history

This firm’s history from the FCA register and Companies House, newest first.

2015

1 September 2015

  • Became an introducer appointed representative

FCA register

1997

14 March 1997

  • Incorporated at Companies House

Companies House

In the full report: all 206 events

  • All 206 events in its history (2 shown here)
  • Every director appointment and resignation: 204
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  • 13 other companies its directors have run, named
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  • All 206 events in its history

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Frequently asked questions about this firm

Is The Institute of Historic Building Conservation FCA authorised?
The Institute of Historic Building Conservation (FRN 715628) is not directly authorised. It is an appointed representative acting under the responsibility of a directly authorised principal firm.
What does introducer appointed representative mean for The Institute of Historic Building Conservation?
An introducer appointed representative can only pass your details to its principal firm. It cannot recommend products, give financial advice, or arrange deals on its own. The Institute of Historic Building Conservation (FRN 715628) introduces customers to MFL INSURANCE GROUP LTD (FRN 306684). Any regulated advice or arranging is done by the principal, not The Institute of Historic Building Conservation. Example: if The Institute of Historic Building Conservation refers you to a financial adviser, the advice should come from the principal firm, not from The Institute of Historic Building Conservation itself. Before you proceed, confirm contact details match the official FCA register for both firms. Scammers sometimes clone legitimate AR names and FRNs but use fake phone numbers and websites.
What is The Institute of Historic Building Conservation’s phone number?
The FCA register lists the phone number 01747 873133 for The Institute of Historic Building Conservation. If you were given different contact details, use these to check with the firm before going any further.
Is The Institute of Historic Building Conservation a scam or clone?
The Institute of Historic Building Conservation is a genuine FCA-listed firm, and the FCA has published no warnings about fake versions of it. Scammers do copy real firms, though, so check that any contact details you were given match the ones on the register.
Is my money safe with The Institute of Historic Building Conservation?
Protection works through Mfl Insurance Group Ltd, the principal firm responsible for The Institute of Historic Building Conservation's regulated activity. FSCS cover and the Financial Ombudsman Service apply as they would to the principal.
Who runs The Institute of Historic Building Conservation?
Companies House lists 14 directors of The Institute of Historic Building Conservation: Sheila Stones, Andrew David William Shepherd, Lone Beatrix Le Vay, David John McDonald, Desmond John Cairns, Joanna Mary Saady and 8 more.
How long has The Institute of Historic Building Conservation been in business?
The company was formed on 14 March 1997.

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