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John Mulkerrin left a comment for Heather Bird
"Hi Heather Id need to know a little more but I would suggest looking at a CIC CLG (Company Limited by Guarantee) in the first place.This is the same structure used by most Charities and is easily recognised as a not for profit, which organisations…"
Jan 3, 2012
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Setting up a CIC

Guidance on how to set up a CIC especially where communities need to work together before they actually create the CIC e.g. collect funds commission work from advisors ahead of formation as some market testing or preparatory work
Jan 3, 2012
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John Mulkerrin left a comment for Heather Bird
"Welcome Heather here is a link to the relevant section on the regulator's website, it shows the paperwork required and gives templates http://www.bis.gov.uk/cicregulator/forms-introduction/index/forming-community-interest-company Once…"
Dec 14, 2011
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Dec 14, 2011
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What is your postcode?
M14 7PR
Name of organisation (if any) you are associated with?
Classical Revolution
Is that organisation a CIC?
No
If you have a website, what is your web address?
http://www.classicalrevolution.co.uk
Are you interested in representing a CIC at the CIC Association AGM?
Yes
Are you interested in working in partnership with the CIC Association?
Yes

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At 12:54 on January 3, 2012, John Mulkerrin said…

Hi Heather

Id need to know a little more but I would suggest looking at a CIC CLG (Company Limited by Guarantee) in the first place.This is the same structure used by most Charities and is easily recognised as a not for profit, which organisations like the Arts Council prefer.

Get plaenty of advice before you make a decision, posting any questions onine is a good idea and im happy to arrange a telephone chat.

Best regards

John 

At 17:58 on December 14, 2011, John Mulkerrin said…

Welcome Heather

here is a link to the relevant section on the regulator's website, it shows the paperwork required and gives templates http://www.bis.gov.uk/cicregulator/forms-introduction/index/forming-community-interest-company

Once you've had a root through feel free to ask questions in the Forum (there is a setting up a CIC group that should be of interest) The paperwork isnt too bad, far better to make sure you have lots of good advice before you proceed. 

Good luck, happy to help if I can

john

 
 
 

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