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Company description
HALL HUNTER PARTNERSHIP (FARMING) is a UK company whose Companies House status is “Active” and whose registered company type is “Private Unlimited Company”. Incorporated on 27 September 2001; registered for 24 years; registered office reported in WOKINGHAM, BERKSHIRE. Its primary declared activity is 01190 · Growing of other non-perennial crops.
This BritDB profile also contains linked public records: 4 PSC records. This description is assembled from public data, is not a reliability assessment, and should be checked against the cited sources before a legally significant decision.
Web facts are never added from a name match alone. Internet enrichment requires the exact Companies House ID in Wikidata, and ambiguous results are excluded.
01 Company overview
Identity and registration
- Official name
- HALL HUNTER PARTNERSHIP (FARMING)
- Company number
- 04294824
- Company type
- Private Unlimited Company
- Status
- Active
- Country of origin
- United Kingdom
- Dissolution date
- Not supplied
- Accounts category
- GROUP
- Mortgage charges
- 4 total · 1 outstanding · 3 satisfied
- Limited partnership members
- 0 general · 0 limited
A registered office is not necessarily a trading location. The address is reproduced from the Companies House bulk record and should be interpreted in that legal context.
02 Filing dates
Accounts and statements
Last accounts made up to
31 March 2015Next accounts due
Not suppliedLast statement made up to
16 July 2026Next statement due
30 July 2027BritDB does not infer overdue status when the source does not state it.
03 Workforce reporting
Gender pay gap
- Median bonus gap
- 8.5%
- Mean bonus gap
- 33.1%
- Women receiving bonus
- 33.5%
- Men receiving bonus
- 52.4%
- Women in top quartile
- 21.1%
- Women in upper middle quartile
- 40.4%
- Women in lower middle quartile
- 34.9%
- Women in lower quartile
- 54.6%
Earlier reporting years (8)
- 250 to 4997.1% median hourly gap
- 250 to 49911.3% median hourly gap
- 500 to 9998.3% median hourly gap
- 250 to 49928.8% median hourly gap
- 250 to 49925.9% median hourly gap
- 500 to 9993.5% median hourly gap
- 500 to 99911.4% median hourly gap
- 500 to 9999.9% median hourly gap
Positive gaps mean men were paid more; negative gaps mean women were paid more. These figures are employer-reported and describe the workforce distribution, not equal pay for the same job. The company link uses the exact Companies House number supplied by the service.
04 Supplier payments
Payment practices and performance
- Reporting period
- 1 July 2019 – 31 December 2019
- Filed
- 26 March 2020
- Shortest standard term
- 0 days
- Longest standard term
- 180 days
- E-invoicing offered
- No
- Supply-chain finance
- Not offered
- Payment codes
- No
- Construction retentions
- No qualifying construction contracts
Complete reported payment fields
- Policy regime
- Regime-1
- Financial period started
- Not supplied
- Qualifying contracts
- Yes
- Payments made
- Yes
- Invoice value paid outside agreed terms
- £0
- Invoices paid in 31–60 days
- 37.0%
- Invoices unpaid due to dispute
- 0.0%
- Maximum contractual payment period
- 180 days
- Supplier-list charging policy
- No
- Supplier-list charges made
- No
Reported terms and dispute process
- Standard payment terms
Separate credit terms are agreed with every major supplier. All other goods and services are transacted on a 30 day payment term basis.
- Dispute resolution process
This is based on a thorough review of all relevant documentation evidencing the transaction, sharing such information with the Supplier and, in the case of disagreement, negotiating with the supplier to arrive at a mutually amicable solution. Historically, the business has had very few disputes with suppliers, and wherever such circumstances existed, these have been swiftly resolved.
Earlier payment reports (4 shown)
- 34.0 average days to pay76.0% outside terms
- 35.0 average days to pay77.0% outside terms
- Average time not suppliedLate-payment rate not supplied
- 28.0 average days to pay7.0% outside terms
This is a company-submitted statutory disclosure, not a credit rating. BritDB preserves the reporting period and links the report only through the Companies House number supplied by the official service. Percentages describe payments made during that period and may change in later reports.
05 Global legal identity
Legal Entity Identifier
HALL HUNTER PARTNERSHIP (FARMING)
LEI 2138003FUVITBA72EG15 · jurisdiction GB
- Legal form
- 57V7
- Entity category
- GENERAL
- Entity created
- Not supplied
- Initial LEI registration
- 16 October 2017
- LEI last updated
- 17 October 2020
- Next renewal
- 16 October 2020
- Managing LOU
- 213800WAVVOPS85N2205
- Other legal names
- HALL HUNTER PARTNERSHIP (FARMING) LIMITED
- Legal address
- HEATHLANDS FARM, HONEY HILL, WOKINGHAM, GB-WOK, RG40 3BG, GB
- Headquarters address
- HEATHLANDS FARM, HONEY HILL, WOKINGHAM, GB-WOK, RG40 3BG, GB
GLEIF parent-reporting exceptions
DIRECT ACCOUNTING CONSOLIDATION PARENT
NATURAL_PERSONS
ULTIMATE ACCOUNTING CONSOLIDATION PARENT
NATURAL_PERSONS
LEI data provides global legal identity and source-reported relationships, not a credit or regulatory approval. BritDB links Level 1 identities only through GLEIF’s Companies House registration-authority identifier and exact company number; Level 2 parent and fund relationships and reporting exceptions are reproduced as supplied by GLEIF.
06 Supply-chain transparency
Modern slavery statement
- Organisation
- HALL HUNTER PARTNERSHIP (FARMING)
- Group submission
- No
- Statement period
- 1 January 2025 – 31 December 2025
- Approved
- 4 June 2026
- Sectors
- Food and beverages, agriculture and fishing
Organisation structure
Covered in the statement
Policies
Covered in the statement
Risk assessment
Covered in the statement
Due diligence
Covered in the statement
Training
Covered in the statement
Goals and KPIs
Covered in the statement
Full statement information supplied to the registry
- Reported turnover band
- £36 million to £60 million
- Years producing statements
- More than 5 years
- ILO indicators included
- Not answered
- Registry record updated
- 21 August 2026
Policies described
Freedom of workers to terminate employment Freedom of movement Freedom of association Prohibits any threat of violence, harassment and intimidation Prohibits the use of worker-paid recruitment fees Prohibits compulsory overtime Prohibits child labour Prohibits discrimination Prohibits confiscation of workers' original identification documents Provides access to remedy, compensation and justice for victims of modern slavery
Training described
Your front line staff Human resources Executive-level staff Procurement staff
Worker engagement and working conditions
Professional auditors Workers within your organisation Central or local government Law enforcement, such as police, GLAA and other local labour market inspectorates Businesses in your industry or sector
Social audits
Audit conducted by your staff Third party audit arranged by your organisation Audit conducted by your supplier’s staff Third party audit arranged by your supplier Announced audit Unannounced audit
Grievance mechanisms
Using anonymous whistleblowing services, such as a helpline or mobile phone app Through trade unions or other worker representative groups
Other monitoring
Internal Audits, Welfare Clinics, Open Door Policy, Worker Forums, Labour provider audits, surveys, hours and earnings monitoring, H&S RAs
Actions addressing ILO indicators
Change in policy Change in training Supporting investigations by relevant authorities Other
Reported risks and mitigations
- Risk: Seasonal migrant workers in UK berry production. Managed through licensed recruiters, welfare clinics, worker forums, surveys, multilingual communication and reporting channels modern slavery training
- Area: Within your supply chains
- Tier: Tier 1 suppliers Tier 2 suppliers Tier 3 suppliers and below
- Group: Migrants Other vulnerable groups
- Location: United Kingdom
- Mitigation: We recruit seasonal workers only through licensed providers, conduct ethical and compliance reviews, provide modern slavery training, worker welfare clinics, forums and surveys, multilingual communications, confidential reporting channels and regular engagement with workers to identify and address exploitation risks.
- Risk: Worker exploitation through labour providers or hidden intermediaries. Managed through due diligence, ethical reviews, recruitment controls, worker feedback and GLAA engagement and SWS Taskforce.
- Group: Other vulnerable groups
- Mitigation: We conduct due diligence and ethical reviews of labour providers, work only with licensed recruiters, monitor worker feedback, investigate concerns, prevent the use of hidden intermediaries and engage with the GLAA and Seasonal Worker Scheme Taskforce to promote responsible recruitment and worker protection.
- Risk: Modern slavery risks in UK and overseas supply chains. Managed through supplier audits, contract clauses, ethical standards, compliance reviews and industry collaboration.
- Location: Bulgaria Spain United Kingdom Italy
- Mitigation: We assess supplier modern slavery risks through due diligence, ethical audits and compliance reviews. Supplier contracts include modern slavery requirements and termination rights. We promote ethical employment standards across our supply chain and collaborate with customers, industry bodies and external stakeholders to strengthen responsible recruitment and worker protections.
A registry entry records what the organisation declared in its statement. It is not an independent audit. Group statements can cover several companies; BritDB preserves each exact source-supplied company-number link and excludes approver names and email addresses.
07 Data protection
ICO fee-payer registration
Hall Hunter Partnership (Farming)
Registration ZA039448
- Registered from
- 4 February 2014
- Current end date
- 3 February 2027
This is a candidate association, not an official Companies House link. The ICO file supplies no company number. The organisation name and postcode uniquely matched this company in the current snapshot. BritDB excludes all DPO contact fields and does not publish unmatched personal entries.
08 Ownership and control
People with significant control
Mr Harry Mark HallSee 7 companies with this PSC name →
- Owns 50% to 75% of shares
- Nationality
- British
- Country of residence
- England
- Notified
- 6 April 2016
- Appointment Verification End On: 9999-12-31T00:00:00Z
- Appointment Verification Start On: 2026-07-22T00:00:00Z
Mr David Iain Kay
- Has significant influence or control
- Nationality
- British
- Country of residence
- England
- Notified
- 20 September 2016
- Ceased
- 6 June 2019
Mr Mark Andrew HallSee 14 companies with this PSC name →
- Has significant influence or control
- Nationality
- British
- Country of residence
- England
- Notified
- 6 April 2016
- Ceased
- 2 July 2025
Mrs Mary Alice HallSee 2 companies with this PSC name →
- Has significant influence or control
- Nationality
- British
- Country of residence
- England
- Notified
- 6 April 2016
- Ceased
- 2 July 2025
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09 Charity register
Charity Commission links
No exact company-number link in this snapshot
The Charity Commission extract did not explicitly associate this Companies House number with a charity. BritDB does not use a name-only match to fill the gap.
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10 Northern Ireland charity register
CCNI exact company links
No unambiguous company-number link found
The CCNI source number did not resolve uniquely to this Companies House record. BritDB did not use a name or address match.
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11 Sanctions screening
UK Sanctions List
No exact business-registration-number link found
The imported UK Sanctions List did not supply this Companies House number as a UK-linked business identifier. BritDB did not attempt a name-only match.
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12 Public procurement
Find a Tender links
No exact GB-COH link in this snapshot
Find a Tender did not explicitly identify this Companies House number in a procurement party. BritDB did not attempt a name-only match.
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13 Environmental register
Environment Agency waste registrations
No exact company-number registration linked
The licensed Environment Agency subset did not contain this exact Companies House number. BritDB did not attempt a name-only match.
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14 Nature of business
Standard Industrial Classification
15 Connected public record
Checks beyond the company register
Charity Commission
0 exact company-number links.
Northern Ireland charities
0 unambiguous company-number links.
Public contracts
0 procurement processes linked by exact GB-COH identifier.
Waste register
0 exact company-number registrations.
Corporate notices
The Gazette is not yet connected.
UK Sanctions List
No exact business-registration-number link in this report.
A checked source with no exact link is not a clean bill of health. Unchecked sources remain unknown, while sanctions may also apply through ownership or control of a listed person or entity.
16 Record timeline
Dates in the bulk record
- Confirmation statement
Latest confirmation statement made up to this date
- Accounts
Latest accounts made up to this date
- Incorporation
Company incorporated
17 Provenance
Sources for this profile
Identity, address, status, dates, SIC, previous names and mortgage totals.
Annual employer reports linked by the exact source-supplied Companies House number.
Statutory supplier-payment reports linked by the exact source-supplied Companies House number.
Global legal identities linked through Companies House registration authority RA000585.
Annual statement summaries linked by exact source company number.
Privacy-reduced candidate associations based on a unique exact name-and-postcode match.
Current and ceased significant-control records joined by exact company number.
Daily England and Wales extract matched only by the official company registration number.
Daily CCNI export with company links only where the source number resolves unambiguously.
Complete FCDO list checked by exact UK-linked business registration number.
Procurement parties checked only through exact GB-COH identifiers.
Licensed subset linked only by exact Companies House number.
Financial regulation and licences.
Companies House, Charity Commission, OSCR and UK Sanctions List information is public-register data. BritDB reproduces and organises it with source-specific limits; official external links are kept on the dedicated source pages.