Find that Charity | GB-CHC-1068738 | 4th BN the Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment Commanding Officer's Fund

This organisation's identifier is GB-CHC-1068738 .

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Description

Military charity.

Also known as

4th BN the Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment Commanding Officer's Fund

CCEW Charity number

1068738

Registered

19 March 1998

Removed

29 August 2012

Latest income

£1,134 (on 31 December 2011)

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4th BN the Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment Commanding Officer's Fund

GB-CHC-1068738

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4th BN the Queen's Royal Surrey Regiment Commanding Officer's Fund

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