01 Identity
Registration and reporting
- Registration status
- Registered
- Reporting status
- New
- Charity type
- CIO
- Registered
- 12 August 2025
- Removed
- Not supplied
- Financial period
- Not supplied – Not supplied
- Latest income
- Not supplied
- Latest expenditure
- Not supplied
- In administration
- No
- Insolvent
- No
- CIO
- Yes
Public contact address: THE DRILL HALL, 17 AMWELL END, WARE, SG12 9HP
Website recorded by the regulator: www.generationcircus.co.uk (displayed as text)
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Charity Area Of Operation
- Geographic Area Type
- Local Authority
- Geographic Area Description
- Essex
- Welsh Ind
- No
- Geographic Area Type
- Local Authority
- Geographic Area Description
- Hertfordshire
- Welsh Ind
- No
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Charity Classification
- Classification Code
- 102
- Classification Type
- What
- Classification Description
- Education/training
- Classification Code
- 207
- Classification Type
- Who
- Classification Description
- The General Public/mankind
- Classification Code
- 201
- Classification Type
- Who
- Classification Description
- Children/young People
- Classification Code
- 202
- Classification Type
- Who
- Classification Description
- Elderly/old People
- Classification Code
- 306
- Classification Type
- How
- Classification Description
- Provides Services
- Classification Code
- 203
- Classification Type
- Who
- Classification Description
- People With Disabilities
- Classification Code
- 109
- Classification Type
- What
- Classification Description
- Arts/culture/heritage/science
05 Official extract
Charity Event History
- Charity Name
- GENERATION CIRCUS
- Charity Event Order
- 1
- Event Type
- CIO registration
- Date Of Event
- 2025-08-12T00:00:00
06 Official extract
Charity Governing Document
- Governing Document Description
- CIO - FOUNDATION Registered 12 Aug 2025
- Charitable Objects
- TO PROMOTE, IMPROVE AND ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN EAST HERTFORDSHIRE (PRIMARILY IN WARE) AND IN ESSEX (PRIMARILY IN HARLOW) BY THE TEACHING OF CIRCUS SKILLS AND CIRCUS PERFORMANCE IN A SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT