Centre for Progressive Policy
ActiveLicence & visa routes
An A rating means the sponsor currently meets Home Office duties and can issue Certificates of Sponsorship; a B rating means a time-limited action plan is in place.
Companies House changes
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Reporting duties
- 22 Jul 2026 — Director resigned: YEOWELL, Nathan. Report via SMS within 20 working days · window closed 19 Aug 2026 — if this was not reported, the licence is at risk
- 11 Feb 2026 — New person with significant control: Mr Ben Carl Lawrence Lucas. Report via SMS within 20 working days · window closed 11 Mar 2026 — if this was not reported, the licence is at risk
- 11 Feb 2026 — Cessation of Ms Annabel Jade Smith as a person with significant control. Report via SMS within 20 working days · window closed 11 Mar 2026 — if this was not reported, the licence is at risk
- 11 Feb 2026 — Director resigned: SMITH, Annabel. Report via SMS within 20 working days · window closed 11 Mar 2026 — if this was not reported, the licence is at risk
- + 8 earlier duties
Deadlines are 20 working days from the change (bank holidays not counted). Companies House cannot show whether the report was made.
- 22 Jul 2026Director resigned: YEOWELL, Nathan
- 11 Feb 2026New person with significant control: Mr Ben Carl Lawrence Lucas
- 11 Feb 2026Cessation of Ms Annabel Jade Smith as a person with significant control
- 11 Feb 2026Director resigned: SMITH, Annabel
- 4 Dec 2025New director appointed: YEOWELL, Nathan
- 4 Dec 2025Director resigned: HOPKINS, Elizabeth
- + 6 earlier events
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Common questions about Centre for Progressive Policy
- Is Centre for Progressive Policy a licensed UK visa sponsor?
- Yes. Centre for Progressive Policy in London holds a UK sponsor licence and appears on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, where it has been listed since 2024. That means it is permitted to sponsor eligible workers from overseas, though a licence is permission to sponsor rather than a guarantee that any particular vacancy is open to sponsorship.
- What visa routes can Centre for Progressive Policy sponsor?
- Centre for Progressive Policy is licensed for Skilled Worker. Its licence is recorded on the register as "Worker (A rating)" — the rating reflects the Home Office's confidence in the sponsor's compliance record.
- Where is Centre for Progressive Policy based?
- The register lists Centre for Progressive Policy at 3 Waterhouse Square, 138 Holborn, London, England, EC1N 2SW. This is the address on the sponsor licence, which is usually the head office — a sponsored role may be based at a different site.
- How current is this information?
- This page is built from the UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors. We resync the register daily and keep a dated history of every addition and removal, alongside Companies House records for company number 10754581. The register itself is the authoritative source — always confirm on GOV.UK before relying on a licence status.
Registration details
- Companies House
- 10754581
- Address
- 3 Waterhouse Square, 138 Holborn, London, England, EC1N 2SW
- First on register
- 15 Jul 2024
- Website
- progressive-policy.net
- Profile
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Source: UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors (updated daily) and Companies House. "First on register" is when this organisation first appeared in our data, not the official licence grant date.