What churn signal means
When dissolutions outrun incorporations, net churn is negative: the UK is losing registered companies faster than it creates them. Sector and local geography panels show where pressure is concentrated.
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What churn signal means
How fresh is the data
The snapshot is refreshed daily-ready from the Companies House advanced search API. The date shown in the status strip above reflects the last successful fetch.
Local geography filter
Postcode districts are filtered to remove formation agents, virtual offices and admin clusters. CF14 (Companies House HQ, Crown Way Cardiff) is always excluded from the map.
Six-month churn tape
Monthly signalSix-month churn tape
Same-period pressure check
Year-on-yearSame-period pressure check
Company type mix
Legal formCompany type mix
Sector pressure
Sector signalSector pressure
Registered-office churn map
Outcode means the first part of a postcode: for example CF14 or EC1V. These rows compare dissolved companies with new companies registered in the same registered-office postcode district. Map points use postcodes.io outcode centroids and show region-balanced clean postcode districts, not exact trading addresses. Companies House records the registered office, so UK Decline filters out formation agents, accountants, virtual-office clusters and admin artefacts before publishing a clean local signal.
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Postcode district dashboard
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| Rank | Postcode district | Registered-office area | Dissolved | Registered | Net | Signal |
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Companies House advanced company search
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