Who Runs It

Hartford Hey: who runs it and who owns the operator

Hartford Hey (Merseyside, 28 beds) is rated Good by CQC, in a report published on 6 July 2026. It is run by Hartford Hey Limited (company 01831023, active), which is owned by Bramwin Limited (16359132). Above Bramwin Limited, the persons with significant control are an individual (names not shown here). The operator's latest accounts are made up to 31 December 2025. 2 of its 6 registered charges are outstanding. Kitchen food hygiene rating: 5 (inspected 10 July 2025). Sources: CQC register , Companies House, Food Standards Agency.

Data: CQC register , Companies House company data 1 November 2026 and owners 7 November 2026, food hygiene ratings 3 November 2026 · calculated 7 November 2026 · Methodology and sources

GoodCQC rating (6 July 2026)
28beds
1level of corporate owners
5food hygiene rating

The home

AddressMerseyside, CH64 6US (Cheshire West and Chester)
CQC overall ratingGood, report published 6 July 2026 · CQC page
Registered with CQC9 December 2010
TypeResidential social care
Food hygiene (FSA)5, inspected 10 July 2025 (“Hartford Hey Ltd”)

Who owns the operator

LevelCompanyNumberStatus
Operator (CQC provider)Hartford Hey Limited01831023Active
OwnerBramwin Limited16359132Active

Above Bramwin Limited, the persons with significant control are an individual (names not shown here).

Persons with significant control as registered at Companies House on 7 November 2026. Where a company has several corporate controllers, the one with the most kinds of control is followed.

Accounts and charges of the operator

Company statusActive Private Limited Company
Incorporated9 July 1984
Latest accounts made up to31 December 2025 (total exemption full)
Next accounts due by30 September 2027
Charges registered6: 2 outstanding, 4 satisfied
Latest outstanding charge created1 July 2026
Charge holders (outstanding)Atom Bank PLC

Status and accounts dates: Companies House company data of 1 November 2026. Charges: Companies House charges register.

These are facts from public registers, not a judgement of financial risk. An outstanding charge is usually a loan secured on property, which is normal for care homes. Ownership is the chain of corporate persons with significant control as filed at Companies House; filings can lag behind real changes. Names of individuals are not shown.